Cop uses excessive force on 15 year old girl

[adamc91115]

You got it Kid05, never trust a Cop, I dont care how you were brought up. Never, ever trust them.

And people wonder why crime keeps rising and most serious crimes never get solved... Attitudes like this.

I've never had a problem with the cops... never. Then again, I've never done anything to warrant having a problem with them... Other than a speeding ticket and a couple for overweight violations in my work truck, nothing serious.

Now... Thats not saying there aren't bad cops out there, because there are. But to include them all in that category is just wrong and misguided.

 

[the kid 05]

It's a youtube video, there is no place to click "More" (that I could see).


What more was there?

to insure the links are clickable (which some aren't) its on the right side under the persons youtube name by subscribe

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edit: sorry rack its the more info in small print :| and you have to go to the youtube site (double click the vid in our forum)

And people wonder why crime keeps rising and most serious crimes never get solved... Attitudes like this.

I've never had a problem with the cops... never. Then again, I've never done anything to warrant having a problem with them... Other than a speeding ticket and a couple for overweight violations in my work truck, nothing serious.

Now... Thats not saying there aren't bad cops out there, because there are. But to include them all in that category is just wrong and misguided.

I'm not saying I disrespect cops, i dont trust them. But if i seen john doe shoot someone you can bet your house i'd give them information on the shooting.

 

[silverbear]

I don't know if we can really pass judgment without knowing what was said. The kick the shoe at the cop can be considered assaulting a police officer I think and at that time they can use force. She could of been refusing orders and stuff also get down on the ground & etc. Considering that the two punches occurred before she was cuff IDK if that can be considered excessive.

Or the cop could of been tired off some little girl mouthing off to her and wanted to teach her a lesson or maybe his wife just left him and he wanted to take at some anger. Who knows?

She was an idiot, but nothing I saw merited what he did to her... if he'd maced her, I'd say she got what she deserved...

 

[silverbear]

And people wonder why crime keeps rising and most serious crimes never get solved... Attitudes like this.

I've never had a problem with the cops... never.

Me neither... maybe that's because I long ago learned that there's no sense giving them attitude, even if they're wrong, they're right... so you swallow your belligerence, and all you give him is "yes sir" or "no sir"...

 

[the kid 05]

She was an idiot, but nothing I saw merited what he did to her... if he'd maced her, I'd say she got what she deserved...

exactly, Poppa bear if some punk girl kicked her shoe at you and it hit your shin, would you go all ape bezerk on her?

me personally id have to laugh at her

 

[the kid 05]

Me neither... maybe that's because I long ago learned that there's no sense giving them attitude, even if they're wrong, they're right... so you swallow your belligerence, and all you give him is "yes sir" or "no sir"...

I give every one whos older then me yes sir no sir, esp the other day when i got a ticket for not using my turn signal...crap pissed me off

 

[Signals]

Based on what I saw, the police officer deserves a felony assault charge. He will get his day in court.

 

[Kangaroo]

99 times out of 100 I will take the cops side. This is not one of those times. I can think of nothing she could do while face down that needed punches and I can't think of any reason why she needs to be lifted by her hair. The girl could be a complete ***** and I wouldn't condone that. If she killed a baby I could understand that kind of rage. I wouldn't condone it, but I could understand. 50 bucks says he would not want his wife, mother, or daughter treated that way by another officer.

If you know the truth Hostile hair is one of the best ways to control someone with causing lots of damage to them. Where the head goes the body follows; it is not near as painful as the joint locks and stuff the cops are taught and if not taught right can easily break a wrist or tear ligaments.

I am not saying all the stuff he did was justified but I am just saying about grabbing hair vs the other taken down things you do.

 

[Bob Sacamano]

You got it Kid05, never trust a Cop, I dont care how you were brought up. Never, ever trust them.

then you're in a for a world of hurt

we're gonna be seeing you on one of these videos

I've seen what cops do to people who don't listen to them, they get roughed up pretty good, in fact this party I was at got busted for getting out of hand, and this kid showed up late, not knowing what was going on, had a bottle of Grey Goose in his hand, the cop shouted at him to stop, I guess he was out of it, kept walking, and the cop pretty much body-slammed him

 

[Dallas]

Its how they recruit. They pretty much only recruit ****** MP's out of the military. I have dealt w/ a few MP's in my life. Some of the worst military folks walking.

Then you go and recruit from that pool. No wonder you have bad cops all over the place.


Some very good police officers out there, don't get me wrong. There are also some terrrible representation of police going on by these so called "cops".

 

[Rack]

If you know the truth Hostile hair is one of the best ways to control someone with causing lots of damage to them. Where the head goes the body follows; it is not near as painful as the joint locks and stuff the cops are taught and if not taught right can easily break a wrist or tear ligaments.

I am not saying all the stuff he did was justified but I am just saying about grabbing hair vs the other taken down things you do.

1. Grabbing by the hair is fine, as long as you're ALSO lifting from the back too. Lifting solely from the hair is wrong. And it is painful.


2. No way, now how did that girl need to be "Controlled". She wasn't resisting one bit, and if 2 adults cops need to resort to lifting a 15 year old petite girl up by the hair then they're in the wrong line of work.

 

[DaBoys4Life]

She was an idiot, but nothing I saw merited what he did to her... if he'd maced her, I'd say she got what she deserved...

Her kicking the show allows him the use of force. If she tried to get up while on the ground the blows to the head make sense.

 

[Jon88]

then you're in a for a world of hurt

we're gonna be seeing you on one of these videos

I've seen what cops do to people who don't listen to them, they get roughed up pretty good, in fact this party I was at got busted for getting out of hand, and this kid showed up late, not knowing what was going on, had a bottle of Grey Goose in his hand, the cop shouted at him to stop, I guess he was out of it, kept walking, and the cop pretty much body-slammed him

That's another show of excessive force. That's ridiculous.

 

[DFWJC]

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Typical. Give them a uniform and a badge and they think they can do anything.

Typical? So given all of the many thousands of law enforcement incidents that occur per week and the maybe .1%(that's 1 in 1000) of cases of actual brutality...you consider that typical?

 

[Jon88]

Typical? So given all of the many thousands of law enforcement incidents that occur per week and the maybe .1%(that's 1 in 1000) of cases of actual brutality...you consider that typical?

It's a typical display whenever you do see things like this on the news.

 

[burmafrd]

Not surprising that some of our dumber posters have that kind of attitude. Probably less then 1% of cops are bad. Stack that up against politicians and others and its probably a very good ratio. Only the truly STUPID brand all for the actions of a few- now branding all for the actions of a lot is another story. Hence my contempt for philthy fans.

 

[DaBoys4Life]

That's another show of excessive force. That's ridiculous.

That's not excessive force....The cop tells him to stop and he tries to walk off...I've seen it happen before also it's rather funny to say the least.

 

[vta]

Typical? So given all of the many thousands of law enforcement incidents that occur per week and the maybe .1%(that's 1 in 1000) of cases of actual brutality...you consider that typical?

Watching this does make my blood boil, like anyone else's, but I know this isn't typical. If it were typical, we'd hardly be able to walk the street without a routine beating.

 

[Kangaroo]

1. Grabbing by the hair is fine, as long as you're ALSO lifting from the back too. Lifting solely from the hair is wrong. And it is painful.


2. No way, now how did that girl need to be "Controlled". She wasn't resisting one bit, and if 2 adults cops need to resort to lifting a 15 year old petite girl up by the hair then they're in the wrong line of work.

Dude trust me I can cause more pain than even lifting someone by the hair; most cops get taught a rudimentary form of these locks and they can cause way more damage and pain than the Hair and like I said done wrong and it is easy to break and tear things.

I never said what they did was justified

 

[Bob Sacamano]

Rack is just mad because he gets his hair pulled all the time