Police Stop a Man for Having Hands in His Pockets!

(Cassandra Rules) Brandon B Waxx McKean was walking down the street Thursday when he was approached by a deputy for his “suspicious behavior” of walking down the street with his hands in his pockets.

“You were walking by,” the deputy states.
“Walking by and doing what?” McKean asked.
“You were making people nervous,” the deputy said.
“By walking by?”
“Yeah, they said you had your hands in your pockets.”

The officer then pulls out his IPhone and bizarrely begins filming McKean and acting as sweet and innocent as possible while asking what McKean is up to.

“Is it an inconvenience to talk to me right now?” the officer asks.

“Hell yeah, just because of the whole police situation going across the country- this is outrageous that you would let somebody tell you ‘oh there’s somebody walking down the street with their hands in their pockets’… there’s 10,000 people in Pontiac right now with their hands in their pockets!”

“You’re right, but we do have alot of robberies… so I’m just checking on you.”

If McKean had not had the good sense to film the encounter, this could have gone far differently.  I doubt this officer would have been offering high fives and playing good guy had the camera not been rolling.

See the video below.

Cop Shoots 1Yr Old Black Baby After Mistaking Pacifier for Gun

(Tuscaloosa) “They make guns smaller and smaller these days and with these race wars you just can’t take any chances” Said Officer Stewart Griffin pleading his case as to why he fired on an innocent baby.

Officer Griffin shot an one year old African American boy after hearing of a disturbance outside of a daycare in Tuscaloosa Alabama Tuesday morning.

“Killers come in all sizes. Kids, teens, and grown ass men. And I’m not just talking about Black people neither” Said Griffin arguing his case with a local news reporter on how you could mistake a pacifier rattler for a gun. “In my old age my vision may not be what it use to be, but we’re taught that when in danger, shoot”.

Officer Stewart Griffin has been put on leave without pay, but has already started an online fundraiser which has received over $20,000 in only five hours.