My friends, the police
#11
RE: My friends, the police
haha my friend was watching a fight between 2 guys from school one day at someones house and about 20ppl where watching, when the cop asked what they were doing my friend said "we are having bible study sir" haha which led to him getting his *** kicked by the cop haha. funny story, but getting your head split and kicked for saying "we are having bible study sir" is bull****, even if it was a smartass remark ha
#12
RE: My friends, the police
ORIGINAL: Chad4000
but doesnt it make it hard to defend cops...
but doesnt it make it hard to defend cops...
#13
RE: My friends, the police
Those kids were looking for trouble. And who knows that was a snapshot he couold have been holding him/her down and flip him over, ever watch COPs ive seen some pretty horrible ones they will usually use a knee to hold your face down. And once he arrested the first one and told the others to stay and he took off who knows that could couldve had a gun/drugs we dont know.
#15
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ORIGINAL: TheX
Yes, it proves every cop is like that, what's your point here? There are bad people in every profession and every part of society. You actually think that this one example makes every cop bad? You must be one of the *kids*.
ORIGINAL: Chad4000
but doesnt it make it hard to defend cops...
but doesnt it make it hard to defend cops...
#16
RE: My friends, the police
It's easy to sit at your keyboard and insinuate sweeping generalizations while claiming objectivity. You have created a thread about a topic that was apparently well-intended (this officer absolutely needs to explain hisbehavior to the public and his superiors), but you post it in much the same way any other, "F*ck the police" threads are posted (which is something similar to, "see why we say cops are dicks").
Seems to be a problem with todays society. People bitch and moan about every goddamned thing that doesn't seem to fit their universe and pretty soon every body's bitching and moaning about something. So much so that when something worth actually bitching about happens, it's written off as just another mindless rant about this or that.
Personally, I thinkthis specific topic deserves a more sincere touch. I will forward this story to my local tv stations and see if something helps.
Seems to be a problem with todays society. People bitch and moan about every goddamned thing that doesn't seem to fit their universe and pretty soon every body's bitching and moaning about something. So much so that when something worth actually bitching about happens, it's written off as just another mindless rant about this or that.
Personally, I thinkthis specific topic deserves a more sincere touch. I will forward this story to my local tv stations and see if something helps.
#17
RE: My friends, the police
I don't post very often I'm no keyboard commando
Will not comment as to the first child, treatment, because there is not enough evidence to form a true opinion as to what actually had occurred prior to the camera coming into play. The second child, who tried to flee the scene. I believe the officer's actions was in direct response to the child stating he had taken a photograph of the office choking the first child. Clearly by the time, the officer had returned to the initial scene adrenaline and testosterone levels had became to high for him to truly manage himself in a professional manner and had kicked into a defensive posture of trying to control the entire situation, which led to the excess force being used on the other two children after backup had arrived on the scene and he became a Little More composed. Not much though, he realized that they were video images all around, and it would be impossible to contain the entire situation like it could have been done a decade ago. I posted this below about another incident. I believe it still holds true
I would like to add something on the subject of law-enforcement bashing, and the support for them and the support for our military serving abroad. I fully support. Anyone who steps into Harmsway here or abroad . I have been duty station and have lived in some of the states with the most strict laws but I now find myself residing in a state which has fully earned its bashing or bad name . I'm speaking of the state of Georgia. The Atlanta Metro area Dekalb county has had a death or injury by officer involve shooting every 13 days over the last year.and it now has the FBI looking it to WTF is going on, And if you truly don't believe that law-enforcement harassment is not an equal opportunity employer. I suggest you visit one more county in the metro area, Cobb County. Especially precinct 2. I suggest you take a Friday night ride either on two wheels or four and make more than one trip down the parkway here. Especially towards the end of the month. I have no idea whether a quota really exists or not I will tell you from personal experience, having been stopped, more times that I can count just from being out on the highway around 11 o'clock at night. Now I've never been ticketed, nor have I ever been arrested. And I truly believe if I had not been on active duty. I would have probably been ticketed or jailed.for no reson other then to genrate revenue I HAVE THE UP-MOST RESPECT FOR ANYONE WHO DOES THEIR JOB WELL !! But it isn't police bashing. IF , it's just the truth.
Will not comment as to the first child, treatment, because there is not enough evidence to form a true opinion as to what actually had occurred prior to the camera coming into play. The second child, who tried to flee the scene. I believe the officer's actions was in direct response to the child stating he had taken a photograph of the office choking the first child. Clearly by the time, the officer had returned to the initial scene adrenaline and testosterone levels had became to high for him to truly manage himself in a professional manner and had kicked into a defensive posture of trying to control the entire situation, which led to the excess force being used on the other two children after backup had arrived on the scene and he became a Little More composed. Not much though, he realized that they were video images all around, and it would be impossible to contain the entire situation like it could have been done a decade ago. I posted this below about another incident. I believe it still holds true
I would like to add something on the subject of law-enforcement bashing, and the support for them and the support for our military serving abroad. I fully support. Anyone who steps into Harmsway here or abroad . I have been duty station and have lived in some of the states with the most strict laws but I now find myself residing in a state which has fully earned its bashing or bad name . I'm speaking of the state of Georgia. The Atlanta Metro area Dekalb county has had a death or injury by officer involve shooting every 13 days over the last year.and it now has the FBI looking it to WTF is going on, And if you truly don't believe that law-enforcement harassment is not an equal opportunity employer. I suggest you visit one more county in the metro area, Cobb County. Especially precinct 2. I suggest you take a Friday night ride either on two wheels or four and make more than one trip down the parkway here. Especially towards the end of the month. I have no idea whether a quota really exists or not I will tell you from personal experience, having been stopped, more times that I can count just from being out on the highway around 11 o'clock at night. Now I've never been ticketed, nor have I ever been arrested. And I truly believe if I had not been on active duty. I would have probably been ticketed or jailed.for no reson other then to genrate revenue I HAVE THE UP-MOST RESPECT FOR ANYONE WHO DOES THEIR JOB WELL !! But it isn't police bashing. IF , it's just the truth.
#19
RE: My friends, the police
As PT just made my point for me on the above post^^^^^^^
Even an 8 yo kid can be a threat if he can drop a piece of wood with 2 metal trucks on the back of your head while you're kneeling on the floor trying to handcuff someone else. Yes the kids could be considered a threat if they had a hostile attitude towards the cops/were getting in the way of them doing a shiitty version of what their job should be. That was probably what was on their mind when they started getting short with the rest of hte kids.
Now I'm not saying what the video shows looks VERY BAD, it does, but you've also got to consider the source... when you control the video camara, you can show what is convenient to you, and edit out what you don't want others to see... do we really don't know that the kids are NOT showing us.
Also... just because some Yahoo on the 'net declares "it's skateboard day" doesn't mean that you can go and disregard city ordinance. If it was against city ordinance to skateboard in that particular area, then they should have gone to a skate park or something. unless it is a sanctioned event (for which you need the proper permissions from someone who actually has the authority to grant them)
I could post a website stating "It's national ride a wheelie week" and it wouldn't make it legal to lift your front wheel on a public road even if evry motorcycle rider in the world subscribed to the site and said "right on!"
I think Both parties acted incorrectly, (although i still think there might be more to this story than what we see from BOTH parties) but I'm more inclined to give the cops the benefit of the doubt, even though I am very well aware there are some pretty ****ty ones out there. (i've had my fair share of run ins with those as well)
ORIGINAL: CBRCRF
I see what youre saying. But they were still kids. Both of the cops were triple the size of the kids. He man handeled two of them. A threat? Come on.
ORIGINAL: WhiteDealershipRice
...get a reaction so they could videotape it...
... GRANTED we don't know all the details... Cops don't have tha luxury of knowing ...to attack them while they try to do their job... so they have to treat evryone as a threat in that situation.
...get a reaction so they could videotape it...
... GRANTED we don't know all the details... Cops don't have tha luxury of knowing ...to attack them while they try to do their job... so they have to treat evryone as a threat in that situation.
Even an 8 yo kid can be a threat if he can drop a piece of wood with 2 metal trucks on the back of your head while you're kneeling on the floor trying to handcuff someone else. Yes the kids could be considered a threat if they had a hostile attitude towards the cops/were getting in the way of them doing a shiitty version of what their job should be. That was probably what was on their mind when they started getting short with the rest of hte kids.
Now I'm not saying what the video shows looks VERY BAD, it does, but you've also got to consider the source... when you control the video camara, you can show what is convenient to you, and edit out what you don't want others to see... do we really don't know that the kids are NOT showing us.
Also... just because some Yahoo on the 'net declares "it's skateboard day" doesn't mean that you can go and disregard city ordinance. If it was against city ordinance to skateboard in that particular area, then they should have gone to a skate park or something. unless it is a sanctioned event (for which you need the proper permissions from someone who actually has the authority to grant them)
I could post a website stating "It's national ride a wheelie week" and it wouldn't make it legal to lift your front wheel on a public road even if evry motorcycle rider in the world subscribed to the site and said "right on!"
I think Both parties acted incorrectly, (although i still think there might be more to this story than what we see from BOTH parties) but I'm more inclined to give the cops the benefit of the doubt, even though I am very well aware there are some pretty ****ty ones out there. (i've had my fair share of run ins with those as well)