@kim_dailynews: Keith Porter Jr. was killed by an off duty ICE officer who decided his badge still mattered when it didn't. He inserted himself where he had no authority, escalated a situation, and pulled a gun. That choice took a man from his family. This is what happens when the government gives people power without limits and then pretends it's justified. #keithporter #restinpeace #ice #usgovernment #fyp

☘︎ ♫⃠ William Wallace 𖦏𖦹 :

Bro he was shooting in the air and tried to shoot the officer🫩🫩

war0froses :

Soren :

what has America become too may his soul rest.

skystar1477 :

Rest in peace Mr. Keith Porter, prayers and peace to your family.

mannt3 :

did you read the police report?

Brownsugarshun :

I haven't heard about this...oh wow

gagamatz1 :

May his soul rest in peace

Petruch :

Rest in Peace 🙏 prayers to your family 😢

hi :

our desendencia never forgets🙏🙏🙏🙏 gracias.

Lucretia Noles779 :

Aww damn..!!

Hater :

aliayh_ :

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dorothy :

Rip

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Ms Bern :

We’re not safe in our own country….smh

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@Lady Roshalline have you got this 1? 😢

R&BMama :

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Michelle :

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Princess :

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sissyraiann :

Cause he pointed a gun at the officer

Becks394🇺🇸 :

Yeh he was shooting his gun first is what y’all fail to grasp

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