This was one of the more ridiculous cop videos I've ever seen honestly. I wonder what the full context is. After the first barrage of bullets (or whatever he was shot with) when he was already on his knees, before they let the second (insane, unnecessary, ridiculous) barrage of bullets go, they were all shouting "get on the ground"; lmao, he was already shot and had been on the ground from the jump.

It's hard to deny no matter what side you're on from this video, that it appears they wanted to kill him and all were in a possibly unspoken agreement about that. And if they've done this once, how many other times have they done it and gotten away with it? There's no denying this is murder. If we just saw them unnecessarily murder one person, how many others have they unnecessarily murdered?

I wonder how many rounds were fired, that was a lot, all at close range, all at person already on the ground.

Edit: Just read the comments about him swatting at their guns and crawling towards him; I noticed that the first time I watched the video. Still, that does not warrant an execution-style murder like he experienced. He could have easily been disposed of at that point in a way that wouldn't have been lethal (they out numbered him, one or two of them could have ran behind him and apprehended and restrained him from the back while he was distracted from the front), idk, no matter how you look at this, I can't see a way that this was necessary.