Oh my God, you killed Stumpy. You bastards

You would think that they, The Huntington Park PD, were in the presence of Usain Bolt; a Bolt running on stumps who was running away from them, albeit armed with a knife. You would also think that the bastards would be aware of, if not familiar with, the Supremes' ruling about fleeing felons. The bastards weren't. Who the fuck flees on stumps?

That they are know-nothings should come as no surprise. To these hammer-wielding public protectors, the hammer must be raised overhead, on every occasion, especially those where hammering is inappropriate. These people, based on a very small dataset, are shown to point guns at Asian and Black people, at astronomical rates when compared to their population presence and when compared to Whites.

They killed Stumpy, the bastards.

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