Hat Tip to Clash Daily.
This is a compilation of the criminal career of a man who was shot by Louisiana police after an altercation escalated out of control.
Police were called after Sterling had been threatening a homeless man with a firearm for asking him if he had any spare change. The homeless man had made the 911 call. After police arrived, Sterling had resisted arrest, and appeared to make a grab for his firearm at one point.
This is still disputable, however. In the video footage of the shooting, you can hear the officer shout “He’s got a gun!” and “if you f—king move, I swear to God.” One of the officers then says something unintelligible, and two shots are fired.
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So who is Alton Sterling? For starters, liberals should know he possessed an illegal firearm. As a felon with a lengthy rap sheet, Sterling is legally prohibited from possessing a firearm. Police records show Sterling had been a member of the Bloods gang, and had a list of offenses including battery, assault, drugs and weapons charges, and owed $25,000 in child support.
He was also a registered pedophile, having impregnated a 14-year-old girl when he was 20. The media, by contrast, has portrayed him as a loving father of five.
Here is a selection of his prior charges. You can also review his court documents here.
In addition, Sterling also had outstanding warrants for gun running.
A thug, pedophile, sexual predator, and abuser. Glad he’s out of the gene pool.


How are his past bad acts relevant? The police did not know that at the time of the shooting – correct? I hope you agree that whether or not police use deadly force should be based ONLY on whether or not the person’s action at that time poses a significant threat of death or serious bodily harm to the officer or others.
MJ Bennet:
Does the concept of violent criminal reputation make sense to you? Sterling was a thug and a one-man crime wave. He’s out of the gene pool, and I won’t lose sleep over it either.
Cheers,
SFC MAC
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