When the NYPD started auditing the coercive actions of Emanuel Gonzalez, a commanding officer with an antagonistic history with the G-Unit rapper, 50 Cent saw fit to leverage the media buzz into unforced self-promotion. 50 Cent is thereby drawing upon the fact Gonzalez seemingly wanted him shot with a police-issued firearm, by invoking his name in the latest round of cross-promotion for his cable network hit The Oath. It certainly doesn't hurt that both The Oath and the Internal Affairs investigation deal with the topic of police corruption.
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Nothing about the Instagram post in question begs the question of indifference - even 50 Cent's photo submission is in reference to the show he co-produces along with creator Joe Halpin. As the promotional poster suggests, Season Two of The Oath will be premiering tomorrow night on Sony Crackle, right on schedule.
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Just last night, 50 Cent's continued the crucifixion of his nemesis by reminding his Twitter audience that a running count of 8 officers, all from Gonzalez' Brooklyn precinct, stand in agreement over what was said during the now-infamous roll call. All 8 officers put their relationship with their superior on the line by coming forward - mind you, with their identities concealed from the rest of their NYPD colleagues.
