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Its too bad the only footage we get is right after their "encounter" where you see the cop frothing at the mouth being held back by civilians, and masai standing his ground, shoulders high, chest out.
just a boss at everything he does. Ain't no bitch in his DNA9 time first team all-RR, First Ballot Hall of Forum
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I'm really not interested in debating this. I have seen video immediately before he entered with his credentials wrapped around his hand. I have seen his credentials in his hand, in video, walking down the hallway to the court. I have seen video of his credentials in his hand hugging Kyle Lowry.
The debate is not about if Masai had his credentials. He did.
The debate is about why the cops were not informed who he was. It's about why the officer did not act more professionally.
There are lots of questions for me. None of them are about whether Masai followed the right procedures.For still frame photograph of me reading the DeRozan thread please refer to my avatar
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Look at this picture and tell me this man isn't a ruthless savage just pining for a fight:
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guyroch wrote: View Post
This is when the league should step in ...
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thead wrote: View PostI'm really not interested in debating this. I have seen video immediately before he entered with his credentials wrapped around his hand. I have seen his credentials in his hand, in video, walking down the hallway to the court. I have seen video of his credentials in his hand hugging Kyle Lowry.
The debate is not about if Masai had his credentials. He did.
The debate is about why the cops were not informed who he was. It's about why the officer did not act more professionally.
There are lots of questions for me. None of them are about whether Masai followed the right procedures.
It also doesn't help matters when witness account contradict the cops as well as the account of the cop changing as well."My biggest concern as a coach is to not confuse winning with progress." - Steve Kerr
"If it's unacceptable in defeat, it's unacceptable in victory." - Jeff Van Gundy
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nubreed000 wrote: View PostMasai shoved the guy and caused significant jaw injury AND a concussion? Ya ok there buddy."My biggest concern as a coach is to not confuse winning with progress." - Steve Kerr
"If it's unacceptable in defeat, it's unacceptable in victory." - Jeff Van Gundy
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thead wrote: View PostI'm really not interested in debating this. I have seen video immediately before he entered with his credentials wrapped around his hand. I have seen his credentials in his hand, in video, walking down the hallway to the court. I have seen video of his credentials in his hand hugging Kyle Lowry.
The debate is not about if Masai had his credentials. He did.
The debate is about why the cops were not informed who he was. It's about why the officer did not act more professionally.
There are lots of questions for me. None of them are about whether Masai followed the right procedures.
That's almost as bad as saying, "Some of my best friends are black." 🙄
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Cops can't accept losing. Masai probably knocked the guy off him pretty good, and usually the next instinct is to pull out the billy club, wait for the friends to arrive, and throw him down to the ground and cuff him. He didn't get that opportunity, Masai got away. So he's gonna sue him.9 time first team all-RR, First Ballot Hall of Forum
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I'll go there and say police forces across the continent have systemic problems with racism.
This cop could claim incompetence on his part to justify this awful scenario, but its probably one of two things.
1). He couldn't fathom a black man could be an exec, and immediately got confrontational. (Masai was with Raptor officials heading to the floor)
2). He knew exactly who he was and decided to flex on him.
Both are rooted in racism.
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slaw wrote: View Post
I'm not so sure they didn't. Definitely one thing to speak to another team's people about a promotion but it's another thing entirely to poach someone for what is effectively the same job (regardless of the compensation involved). Jays got in trouble a few years back doing something similar (though baseball does have some more conventions in play).
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