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  I didn't pick a fight with you. YOU decided to respond with irrelevant details that I was not discussing. 
  I never said no charges have been filed. That was obvious.
  I never said there was no accountabilty at all. That was obvious too. And your damn right there hasn't been enough accountability here, this didn't happen in a vacuum. You don't shut down the SCORPION unit unless you've realized they've been terrorizing the citizens for years and you won't be able to cover it up anymore.
  I was quite clearly referring to two police officers who have NOT faced accountability for their actions and expressing my opinion that I don't believe they will face charges.
  Either add to that or continue stepping on that rake while you put on your faux victim complex and try to distract that "enough has been done". If that's how you feel, then let's put off this conversation for the next police murder shall we? That's all we will get if we pretend you're making a good point here.
context: Late Monday, the police department said another officer had been relieved of duty. Officials did not give a name or specify what role the officer played in the arrest. In total, seven Memphis officers have been disciplined.
  Also Monday, Memphis Fire Department officials announced the firing of emergency medical technicians Robert Long and JaMicheal Sandridge and fire Lt. Michelle Whitaker in connection with Nichols’ death. 
  
  The tally of those deemed responsible for Tyre's death is growing - as it should. These EMTs stood around shooting the shit with the cops instead of attending to Tyre's injuries. >
  
  Great, now they need to face serious charges, too. Accessory to murder would be a good start. >
  
  They need to? I mean, I agree. And I don't onow your exact context, but some of the cops have already been charged with murder, not accessory to.
  Assuming you meant the EMTs. But negligence may be more appropriate. >
  
  I'm assuming the two other cops were the ones who pepper sprayed themselves during the initial kidnapping and assault of Tyre.
  They should be charged with both violent crimes since we see them beat, pepper spray and taze a completely innocent man.
  They won't be of course, because reform is not the goal here, it's PR. >
  
  Do you think the cops have only been fired or placed on leave?
  Are you SUPER pissed off about this, but haven't taken the time to learn the details?
  Everyone thinks there should be charges. Many are happy, because there are.
  You seem to think there aren't... >
  
  Please show me where these 2 additional cops have had charges pressed against them for assaulting and kidnapping Tyre during the first encounter with him.
  You didn't read what I wrote, had you done that you'd know I wasn't talking about the 5 cops who have been charged. >
  
  Oh I read it. Don't know why you're trying to pick fights with me.
  Only reason I commented, was because your comment alluded to 'no charges will happen because PR'.
  Charges have happened. And they haven't happened for all involved. But at what point are you satisfied with a response? I mean, we should all expect this BS to happen at least sometimes. But most of the outrage people feel comes from a lack of response or accountability.
  If your assertion here is that no accountability is happening, I disagree. If your assertion is more accountability needs to happen - there is still time. I'm not defending cops, or this dept. I'm merely stating that this dept has done more than we normally see, and that should be a breath of fresh air. Of course, no one should be let off easy - but alluding to the idea that no charges have happened, or no appropriare accountability has occurred, is just wrong.
  It bugs me when there is no threshold which someone would find accountability of actions acceptable. Not saying this meets my own threshold, but the implication there is no threshold is a problem.
  But sure. Pick a fight with me because anyone who doesn't validate your opinion is obviously on the other side of the issue... /s