white oklahoma police MURDER another African American Man

Dear Lord, we thank You for the absolute total and complete destruction of the white establishment. You see they won't stop murdering your people, the so-called police! We thank you for their absolute total and complete destruction. You see they won't stop and we've tried and tried and tried to work with these murderous ivory apes. This female kkkop just murdered this unarmed man simply because she thought she would get away with it. And so far she has for she hasn't been fired, she hasn't been arrested, she hasn't been charged with murder. They mock us my Lord as they play games and refuse to perform their duty, Your demand for justice against this murderess simply because the victim was black! In Ohio they murdered a thirteen year old boy and have given a lot of 'lip service' but that kkkop hasn't even been fired yet for murdering a CHILD!!! See how they mock us; mock YOU my Lord! We thank you for their destruction!!! Let it be over my Lord and rid us of these worthless vermin foreever and not just here in America but worldwide.

Tulsa, Oklahoma, police shoot and kill black man in street

Associated Press

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© The Associated Press Police work the scene of a shooting late Friday, Sept. 16, 2016 in Tulsa, Okla. A Tulsa police officer shot and killed a black man who ignored repeated requests to put up his hands before reaching into an SUV that was… TULSA, Okla. — A Tulsa police officer shot and killed a black man who ignored repeated requests to put up his hands before reaching into an SUV that was stalled in the middle of a street, the police department said.
Terrence Crutcher, 40, died at the hospital where he was taken after he was shot by the officer at around 8 p.m. Friday, police said in a news release.
Police spokeswoman Jeanne MacKenzie earlier told reporters that two officers were walking toward the stalled SUV when Crutcher approached them from the side of the road.
"He refused to follow commands given by the officers," MacKenzie said. "They continued to talk to him, he continued not to listen and follow any commands. As they got closer to the vehicle, he reached inside the vehicle and at that time there was a Taser deployment and a short time later there was one shot fired."
MacKenzie said that as of 9 p.m., police hadn't searched the SUV and didn't know if there was a weapon inside.
MacKenzie did not immediately respond to phone messages left Saturday seeking further information.
The officers' names and races weren't released. The one who shot Crutcher will be placed on leave, which is routine in cases of police-involved shootings. The county district attorney's office will determine if the shooting was justified, MacKenzie said Friday.
Online court records show Terrence Crutcher of Tulsa with the same date of birth as the man who was shot pleaded no contest in 1996 to carrying a concealed weapon and resisting an officer and was given a six-month suspended sentence.
His only other court records were for traffic violations, the most recent occurring in 2005.
Tulsa police officers don't currently have body-worn cameras, although they were selected to receive a nearly $600,000 cash-match grant for them in 2015.
MacKenzie said she believes the officers' dash cameras might have captured video of the shooting.
In April, a white reserve Tulsa County sheriff's deputy was convicted of manslaughter in the fatal shooting last year of an unarmed black suspect who was on the ground being restrained by officers. The deputy said he mistook his handgun for a stun gun.
The shooting led to an investigation that resulted in misdemeanor charges against the county sheriff, who resigned and later pleaded no contest a charge of refusal to perform official duty and guilty to willful violation of the law.