ST. LOUIS KID HOLDING SANDWICH (?) KILLED BY COP.

By now,

you may have heard about the St. Louis KID (NO-- NOT MICHAEL BROWN) who was shot and killed by a cop on Wednesday night (October 8th, 2014).

He was 18 year old (KID) Vonderrit Myers, according to the Los Angeles Times.

If you haven't heard about this...  read this article.

Or watch this video:



Okay, now that you're up to date-- the only thing that is clear at this point, is that it is UNCLEAR whether the KID had a sandwich or a gun. The stories differ.

OF COURSE, the cops are the ones saying he had a gun.
They're even saying that a 9mm was recovered at the scene.
But keep in mind-- this comes from the cops. Who just killed another KID. What the fuck else are they going to say?

I will say this-- as much as I loathe the cop culture  and the imbecilic barbarians it embraces... there are certain things that people can do to help themselves  NOT get shot and killed by the cops.

And I say these things not because the victim is at fault here.
I say these things because clearly "THE SYSTEM" doesn't give a fucking shit about the victims.
Clearly, it doesn't.
Otherwise, cops would be severely punished for murder rather than given paid vacations and slaps on the wrist.

If a cop is pursuing you:

1. Don't run.

Why the fuck would you run from a killer with a gun? Running is basically begging them to stop you at all costs-- including putting bullets in you.

2. Drop whatever shit you have in your hands, to the ground, to prevent it being mistaken for a gun.
There's a pretty good chance that no matter what it is that's in your hand, the cops can say they thought it was a gun. It doesn't matter how ridiculous and UNLIKE a gun the object actually is-- drop that shit. To the ground.

And while you're at it, put your fucking hands in the air (like you just don't care).
Sure, putting hands in the air won't necessarily save your life (Michael Brown) but at least you'll have a better chance.

Cops get off on violence.
They get off on being allowed to DELIVER violence to the very fucking people they are supposed to protect and serve.

Don't indulge them by making it easy for them to shoot and kill you.

It will be interesting to see how this NEW tragic case in St. Louis pans out.

Until next time-- protect and serve YOURSELF.