here is an assault that has been described by those who have seen the video as comparable to the rodney king brutality, which was a case of a black man assaulted by white police. here you have five black police officers. can you help us explain culturally what happens to these black officers, one of whom had a previous incident before he was hired in memphis in a prison facility where he was accused of a beating, but what happens to people who have a uniform and a gun, in some cases, where five black officers could treat this black man so brutally? that goes back to the discussion or the topic of implicit bias. these officers see themselves as blue. they see certain people in the community as ordinary people and some as criminals regardless of who they are, where they are.
what more do you think pena wanted them to do? you know, i think he was short of saying he wanted the individuals to be hurt. those actions clearly are very dangerous to the individuals in the home, and those statements are very concerning. especially when he talked about earlier the shootings occurring earlier in the day when individuals were standing up. you had the comments of individuals not laying down and you add in that you want the gunshots lower in the home clearly indicates that somebody that your intent is to hurt somebody. do you know how pena knew the men he allegedly contracted to carry these shootings out? you know, we re still looking into that. obviously mr. pena was a resident of our prison facility in new mexico for a period of time and one of the other individuals was also a member of the same prison, and we re looking to see if they knew each
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