Male Cop Beats lady for not putting her phone down

[PastorSinAlot]

http://www.hoodtube.com/2366/woman-c...aught-on-tape/

Sioux City Police released a version of the dashboard camera tape, where Officer Jeremy McClure narrates step by step what happened that day.

The woman in the tape is 34 year?old Dacosta Daniels of Sioux City. In plain clothes is Officer J. Tyler with a second officer in uniform. The only voice you'll hear on the tape is McClure. The original dash cam video has no audio. Police say Dacosta was seen in a car with a man who was part of an ongoing investigation, the reason police pulled the car over initially.

When the uniformed officer arrived on the scene the male driver that was observed by the plain clothes officer had fled the area. When Dacosta's cell phone rang, the officer told her not to answer it. For safety reasons, and so she didn't hamper their investigation.

"She refuses to comply with his orders and assaults him. The uniform officer steps in to assist and warns her that she could be tased," said McClure.l "...she is repeatedly ordered to release his shirt and comply with his order to put her hands behind her back. The officer continues to try and gain her compliance."

She continues to pull her arms away. Once officers got her in cuffs, the scene changes. The officers de?escalate the response to her resistance. Daniels was charged with assaulting an officer. Police say would not had been arrested had she not resisted. The officers actions in the tape have been reviewed. They've been cleared of any wrongdoing.

http://www.kcautv.com/story/15884802...oversial-video << he gets off scott free

[bronco67]

I will support the cops most of the time, because they have fucked up job and have to deal with defiant assholes like this fucking troll.

But he definitely went too far. You can't be punching some girl in the back repeatedly when she was not physically hurting you. You can't preemptively punch a bitch when you're a cop.

It's ok to do it if you're not a cop.

[_Richard_]

that being said, i am pretty sure i'd be eating pavement if i sat on some police officers car while he was trying to question me

[SuckOnThis]

When do cops NOT get away with shit?

[Lace]

Really trying to grow that shitty tube of yours eh?

[hateman]

she was asking for it

[theking]

Originally Posted by PastorSinAlot

http://www.hoodtube.com/2366/woman-c...aught-on-tape/

Sioux City Police released a version of the dashboard camera tape, where Officer Jeremy McClure narrates step by step what happened that day.

The woman in the tape is 34 year?old Dacosta Daniels of Sioux City. In plain clothes is Officer J. Tyler with a second officer in uniform. The only voice you'll hear on the tape is McClure. The original dash cam video has no audio. Police say Dacosta was seen in a car with a man who was part of an ongoing investigation, the reason police pulled the car over initially.

When the uniformed officer arrived on the scene the male driver that was observed by the plain clothes officer had fled the area. When Dacosta's cell phone rang, the officer told her not to answer it. For safety reasons, and so she didn't hamper their investigation.

"She refuses to comply with his orders and assaults him. The uniform officer steps in to assist and warns her that she could be tased," said McClure.l "...she is repeatedly ordered to release his shirt and comply with his order to put her hands behind her back. The officer continues to try and gain her compliance."

She continues to pull her arms away. Once officers got her in cuffs, the scene changes. The officers de?escalate the response to her resistance. Daniels was charged with assaulting an officer. Police say would not had been arrested had she not resisted. The officers actions in the tape have been reviewed. They've been cleared of any wrongdoing.

http://www.kcautv.com/story/15884802...oversial-video << he gets off scott free

No one was beaten...and a perfectly reasonable arrest was made.

[spunky99]

why did she fight back? she had no reason to. its simple, you listen to them, do what they say and it'll be fine, get ghetto on them and they will react. she didnt need to answer her phone

[kane]

OP makes it sound like it is a lot worse than it really is. They also leave out the part where you can clearly she her somewhat hit/grab the cop and try to get away. She is clearly resisting them and the whole thing is over in about 20 seconds. to me looks like nothing wrong happened here other than I lost 7 minutes of my life I won't get back watching the video.

[baddog]

It is called resisting arrest. Stop it.

[FreeHugeMovies]

Did she listen to him? NO SHE DID NOT! She deserved EVERYTHING she got.

[Spunky]

That deserved a belly club to the noodle for that

[brassmonkey]

Originally Posted by baddog

It is called resisting arrest. Stop it.

fuck the police

[PastorSinAlot]

so its ok to hit a lady in her back, u guys are full of shit

[jimmy-3-way]

Originally Posted by theking

No one was beaten...and a perfectly reasonable arrest was made.

1. You are a fucking moron.

2. Where the hell are these two fine lawmen when I'm at the movies?

[jimmy-3-way]

Originally Posted by PastorSinAlot

so its ok to hit a lady in her back, u guys are full of shit

Where was the 'lady'?

[PastorSinAlot]

So its a ok to get hit in the back, cause you on a cell phone
Its ok for male to hit a female in the back over a cell phone?

[FreeHugeMovies]

Originally Posted by SuckOnThis

When do cops NOT get away with shit?

This pisses me off 100X more than hitting that dumb bitch.

[SuckOnThis]

This is what the Denver cops do when you're on a cell phone.....

Notice how the camera (ran by the cops) redirects when the beating starts.

[SuckOnThis]

[LAJ]

I'm not a fan of the cops, but what kind of IDIOT assaults a police officer?

It's real simple... comply... keep your hands where they can be seen, and STFU.

[SuckOnThis]

[blackmonsters]

Originally Posted by Lace

Really trying to grow that shitty tube of yours eh?

Yeah, but have you surfed youtube lately?

It's shittier than his.

At least his videos match the title.

Youtube has become one long ass "Rick Roll".

It's one thing to not like the content, it's another thing for the content to
not even be there when you click the title.

[kane]

Originally Posted by PastorSinAlot

So its a ok to get hit in the back, cause you on a cell phone
Its ok for male to hit a female in the back over a cell phone?

Did you actually watch the video?

He tells her to put the phone down and she doesn't. When he moves in to arrest her because she won't put the phone down he turns her around and goes to put the handcuffs on her. She then spins around, hits him in the chest, grabs his shirt and pulls him down on top of her. Did you not see that? Then the other cop steps in and she is clearly thrashing around and resisting arrest. She brought this shit on herself. She could have just did as they told her and hung the phone up or at least when they went to handcuff her she could have opted not to fight with them.

He wasn't hitting her over a cell phone. He was hitting her because she was resisting arrest.

[Rochard]

Seems to me she was talking to police and decided that answering her fucking cell phone was more important? Really? The police officer her told her multiple times to put the cell phone down, she failed to comply, and he went to restrain her - and she fought back. Sorry, a police officer restrains you, all bets are off.

She continued to resist arrest. Sorry, you disrespect cops, refuse to comply with a direct order, and then resist arrest... Your gonna get hurt. If a police officer has to say "let go of me" more than once and you fail to comply, your gonna smacked.

[stocktrader23]

God damn the brainwashing runs deep. If the idiots here saw how I've spoken to police in the past they'd be screaming for me to get a beat down to. She will win her lawsuit, this is ridiculous and fuck anyone apologizing for this shit.

[stocktrader23]

It has already been ruled by the courts that you have the right to resist unlawful arrest up to KILLING the fucking pig that is trying to arrest you. Keep that in mind before running off at the mouth with your "Obey, Obey, Obey" bullshit.

[JenniDahling]

Originally Posted by FreeHugeMovies

This pisses me off 100X more than hitting that dumb bitch.

I gotta agree with you on that one. Sorry.

[blackmonsters]

Originally Posted by Rochard

Seems to me she was talking to police and decided that answering her fucking cell phone was more important? Really? The police officer her told her multiple times to put the cell phone down, she failed to comply, and he went to restrain her - and she fought back. Sorry, a police officer restrains you, all bets are off.

She continued to resist arrest. Sorry, you disrespect cops, refuse to comply with a direct order, and then resist arrest... Your gonna get hurt. If a police officer has to say "let go of me" more than once and you fail to comply, your gonna smacked.

You can make those points but the cop still used crazy neck wrenching force to
take the phone away.

People are not robots and they react when the violence against them is at that
level. If you put someone in a choke hold you can count on their body to react to
fight back. They think they are being killed rather than being restrained.

The female is not doing the right thing but neither is the cop.

In fact I think the plain clothes cop is rather nasty and over did it whether legal
or not.

[Pipecrew]

that is the slowest fucking tube in the history of the planet

[MrBottomTooth]

LOL at him threatening to punch her in the back, then when he does the punches don't even have any effect. He was probably expecting her to double over in pain, but she just kept staring at him in defiance.

[stocktrader23]

Originally Posted by blackmonsters

You can make those points but the cop still used crazy neck wrenching force to
take the phone away.

People are not robots and they react when the violence against them is at that
level. If you put someone in a choke hold you can count on their body to react to
fight back. They think they are being killed rather than being restrained.

The female is not doing the right thing but neither is the cop.

In fact I think the plain clothes cop is rather nasty and over did it whether legal
or not.

Was she being placed under arrest? If so was it a lawful arrest? You have every right to defend yourself against certain things, a uniform does not make you God.

[Fletch XXX]

i wont say whether or not she did anything wrong, but really, the way that cop raises and balls his fist, you know he treats his wife the same way. how come so many cops enjoy victimizing women?

he then begins punching her in her spine, yeah thats police procedure for sure! she wasnt even doing anything and he starts grabbing her by the neck and punching her in the back, what a joke, plain as day police brutality.

[halfpint]

Fucking pussy police punching a woman.The more I see of these types of videos the more disrespect I have for them. I guess that must be part of their training, punching a woman to try and restrain her, haha funny shit.

[Brent 3dSexCash]

Originally Posted by FreeHugeMovies

This pisses me off 100X more than hitting that dumb bitch.

I was thinking the exact same thing...

This seems to happen quite a bit, and I am surprised cops don't actually get shot at by the owners when this happens.

People are crazy about their pets, and to many, the instinct to protect them is similar to protecting a child. This could really snap a person into doing something they normally wouldn't do.

[stocktrader23]

Originally Posted by Brent 3dSexCash

I was thinking the exact same thing...

This seems to happen quite a bit, and I am surprised cops don't actually get shot at by the owners when this happens.

People are crazy about their pets, and to many, the instinct to protect them is similar to protecting a child. This could really snap a person into doing something they normally wouldn't do.

If you ever want to win the hearts and minds of the public skip the videos of people abusing people and go straight to the pets. Hell KRL was here raising money for people to go rescue dogs and cats during Katrina while people were dying in their houses.

[brassmonkey]

Originally Posted by Fletch XXX

i wont say whether or not she did anything wrong, but really, the way that cop raises and balls his fist, you know he treats his wife the same way. how come so many cops enjoy victimizing women?

he then begins punching her in her spine, yeah thats police procedure for sure! she wasnt even doing anything and he starts grabbing her by the neck and punching her in the back, what a joke, plain as day police brutality.

[stephane76]

Originally Posted by PastorSinAlot

http://www.hoodtube.com/2366/woman-c...aught-on-tape/

Sioux City Police released a version of the dashboard camera tape, where Officer Jeremy McClure narrates step by step what happened that day.

The woman in the tape is 34 year?old Dacosta Daniels of Sioux City. In plain clothes is Officer J. Tyler with a second officer in uniform. The only voice you'll hear on the tape is McClure. The original dash cam video has no audio. Police say Dacosta was seen in a car with a man who was part of an ongoing investigation, the reason police pulled the car over initially.

When the uniformed officer arrived on the scene the male driver that was observed by the plain clothes officer had fled the area. When Dacosta's cell phone rang, the officer told her not to answer it. For safety reasons, and so she didn't hamper their investigation.

"She refuses to comply with his orders and assaults him. The uniform officer steps in to assist and warns her that she could be tased," said McClure.l "...she is repeatedly ordered to release his shirt and comply with his order to put her hands behind her back. The officer continues to try and gain her compliance."

She continues to pull her arms away. Once officers got her in cuffs, the scene changes. The officers de?escalate the response to her resistance. Daniels was charged with assaulting an officer. Police say would not had been arrested had she not resisted. The officers actions in the tape have been reviewed. They've been cleared of any wrongdoing.

http://www.kcautv.com/story/15884802...oversial-video << he gets off scott free

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[halfpint]

Originally Posted by SuckOnThis

So they want to ban police being filmed mmm I wonder why and again this shows just how well the police are trained to handle one guy. It takes 5 cops to beat the guy to death

[Brent 3dSexCash]

Originally Posted by stocktrader23

If you ever want to win the hearts and minds of the public skip the videos of people abusing people and go straight to the pets. Hell KRL was here raising money for people to go rescue dogs and cats during Katrina while people were dying in their houses.

This is very true...

Assuming everything equal (commercial length, etc), it would be interesting to know the difference in donation amounts between "help the abused animals" infomercials and "save the hungry children of Africa" ones.

"help the abused animals" wins in a landslide.

[SuckOnThis]

These cops all got promoted.

All over a pipe and a gram of weed.

[stephane76]

Looks like he got off easy

SIOUX CITY -- Police Chief Doug Young on Wednesday defended the techniques officers used in the forceful arrest of a woman caught on video this summer.
"The altercation was escalating; the officer got slapped," Young said. "She tried to resist throughout the whole incident."
Young's comments were in response to a Sioux City police car dashboard camera video showing the arrest of Dacosta Daniels, 34, of Sioux City, on Aug. 8. The footage appeared online earlier this month and shows Daniels being pushed onto a police car hood and a scuffle as officers handcuff her. Daniels has said she was injured and may sue police.
Police initially wouldn't talk about specifics in the case, but the department on Wednesday posted its own version of the video, which includes a narration of the incident, online.
Young on Wednesday also elaborated about what sparked the confrontation. He said a plainclothes drug task force officer was in the neighborhood and saw Daniels in a car driven by Christopher Robinson, who "was known to have a barred license." Robinson and Daniels are engaged.
The arresting officer, Joshua Tyler, worked on the task force. The incident escalated when Daniels was taken out of the car and told not to use her cell phone. She refused, which touched off a struggle as Daniels was handcuffed. The footage shows Daniels being put in a headlock and struck in the side several times after she lunges toward Tyler.
Young, the chief, said the officers followed department guidelines on the use of force. He said the officers were trying to hold Daniels down on the hood.
"He's putting pressure on her shoulder area," he said, adding later, "Officers are trained to use some technique to gain compliance as the situation was escalating."
The incident was the subject of an internal police department investigation. It found no wrongdoing by officers.
Robinson in an interview denied that he was driving the car. He also said that he was inside a nearby house when police approached his fiancée and heard the commotion.
He said what happened wasn't warranted.
"If anybody else was assaulting anybody like that, they'd go to jail," he said, "but not them, because they're the police."
Asked why police approached the situation as they did, Young said Tyler saw Robinson driving and called another unit to stop the car.
He said officers were worried about Daniels communicating with people in the neighborhood on her phone. Young would not talk about whether the area was the target of drug surveillance.
Daniels did not return calls Wednesday. She faces charges of assaulting an officer, failure to obey a peace officer and interfering with official acts. Her first court date in the case is Nov. 4.


Read more: http://www.siouxcityjournal.com/news...#ixzz1c0zVqCJx

[brassmonkey]

Originally Posted by stephane76

Looks like he got off easy

civil suit i hope she gets paid

[kane]

Originally Posted by stocktrader23

God damn the brainwashing runs deep. If the idiots here saw how I've spoken to police in the past they'd be screaming for me to get a beat down to. She will win her lawsuit, this is ridiculous and fuck anyone apologizing for this shit.

There is a difference between talking to the police and putting hands on the police.

[Rochard]

Originally Posted by blackmonsters

You can make those points but the cop still used crazy neck wrenching force to
take the phone away.

People are not robots and they react when the violence against them is at that
level. If you put someone in a choke hold you can count on their body to react to
fight back. They think they are being killed rather than being restrained.

The female is not doing the right thing but neither is the cop.

In fact I think the plain clothes cop is rather nasty and over did it whether legal
or not.

You have very valid point - put someone in a choke hold and they will fight back. But when your being questioned by the police AND your out numbered, your best bet to is to submitted.

In 2004 I had the joy of being part of a full felony stop. To make a long story short, I pulled away from a marked cop car at a very high rate of speed. I never saw the cop, and he assumed I was running from him. Before he hit the lights he was calling for back up, thinking I had drugs or a dead body in the trunk. Full felony stop, shut down the freeway, hands out to the window, searchlights, down on the pavement until I was cuffed.

I could have been a dick about it. I also could have ended up with a face full of gravel.

I have zero respect for anyone who doesn't have respect for law enforcement. Period.

[stocktrader23]

Originally Posted by kane

There is a difference between talking to the police and putting hands on the police.

They grabbed her first.

[stocktrader23]

Originally Posted by Rochard

You have very valid point - put someone in a choke hold and they will fight back. But when your being questioned by the police AND your out numbered, your best bet to is to submitted.

In 2004 I had the joy of being part of a full felony stop. To make a long story short, I pulled away from a marked cop car at a very high rate of speed. I never saw the cop, and he assumed I was running from him. Before he hit the lights he was calling for back up, thinking I had drugs or a dead body in the trunk. Full felony stop, shut down the freeway, hands out to the window, searchlights, down on the pavement until I was cuffed.

I could have been a dick about it. I also could have ended up with a face full of gravel.

I have zero respect for anyone who doesn't have respect for law enforcement. Period.

This is what I mean folks. Cops pull him over with no probable cause, wasting his time while violating his rights and he has no respect for anyone that doesn't respect them.

What the fuck is left to say?

[SuckOnThis]

Originally Posted by stocktrader23

This is what I mean folks. Cops pull him over with no probable cause, wasting his time while violating his rights and he has no respect for anyone that doesn't respect them.

What the fuck is left to say?

My thoughts exactly.

[Ayla_SquareTurtle]

Cops make stupid demands, like asking you to put down a phone, spit out gum, stand a certain way, etc, SPECIFICALLY to escalate the situation. They WANT to make you mad.

[kane]

Originally Posted by stocktrader23

They grabbed her first.

And then she put hands on them.

It is a very simple equation. When the police decide to arrest you, you are getting arrested. You can choose to make it easy or hard.

Could they have done a better job of this? Maybe. Could they have done their job without punching her in the side? Possibly.

The reality is if you put your hands on a cop you lose.