A Florida high school principal, who defended the Texas police officer at the center of that infamous pool melee, has become the latest victim of radical speech police hell-bent on trying to silence public discourse.
Alberto Iber lost his job as the principal at North Miami Senior High School after he wrote a comment about the McKinney, Texas incident on the Miami Herald’s website.
“He did nothing wrong,” Iber wrote. “He was afraid for his life. I commend him for his actions.”
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If that cop had pulled his weapon and started shooting, then he'd have been wrong...based on what I've seen in the video. He was about to be gang rushed by a bunch of teen thugs - doesn't matter if they weren't armed, there were many of them. His merely pulling his sidearm put their bravado in check and probably saved the situation from escalating further.
ReplyDeleteExactly as I saw it. Thanks.
DeleteThe policeman did not know if the thug hooligans were armed or not; this type
ReplyDeletecould have had a piece in their back waistband.
I admire the principal for his honest opinion but when one works for the state,
your working for a liberal warehouse. I know; they test one on their stances
by engagement. Too bad more wouldn't speak-up. Free speech thru opinions.
The policeman did not know if the thug hooligans were armed or not; this type
Deletecould have had a piece in their back waistband.
Irregardless of being armed or not, he was outnumbered by males appearing hostile and had every right to draw his weapon. I certainly would have.
Yes, indeed. He who hesitates is lost. The planet apes know nothing
Deleteabout law and order and civil duty. This out-of-control city council has
been under-minding the police for a while. Unbelievable. There was a
chief of police, black, in Asheville that had a somewhat similar history.
http://www.leoaffairs.com/featured/police-department-disbanded-after-multiple-run-ins-with-city-councilwoman-and-her-drug-dealing-son/
He who hesitates is lost.
DeleteMy mother again. Thanks for the link and hadn't heard about it.