Student Arrested In Class (video)

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[Agent 488]

what a shithole america has become, really.

[UniqueD]

The man holdin her down

[Martin]

Originally Posted by Agent 488

what a shithole america has become, really.

Agreed.. Canada isn't too far off either. People look at me funny when I tell them we're living in a Police State too. Keep drinking that koolaid folks. The Police and Governments love you..

[Evil Chris]

She has a big big big mouth.

[media]

She had it coming..

[96ukssob]

reminds me of being in college

i thought it would be a good idea to buy a gun one day. had it for about a month, then when me and my old old ex gf were breaking up, she went psycho on me and tried to say she was going to call the cops on me, so i called them first. I even gave the cop my gun and had to sign paperwork.

well weeks later she saw me at the bar hooking up with some girl and didnt like that so she called the cops and said i was outside of her apt window (which was on the 3rd floor btw) waving my gun around. they came looking for me before my chemistry class. fucking retard police, even with 3 of them there including the police chief they still somehow fucked up.

great impression they left on me in front of my class, but my professor was cool enough to let me stand up and explain my situation to the class

[Jon Oso]

She definitely deserved that saying "You're gonna have to drag me outta here."

[RaiderCash_Dominik]

ghetto trash. When I was in school I wouldn't dare to talk that way to my teachers.

[Tom_PM]

Foul mouthed, disrespectful, always-right, never-wrong brat. Hate to see it.

[marketsmart]

oh shit... here comes the bus with jeese jackson and al sharpton....




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[Martin]

Originally Posted by PR_Tom

Foul mouthed, disrespectful, always-right, never-wrong brat. Hate to see it.

She was indeed. Still no need for police in the class room. Just my

[baddog]

Originally Posted by Martin

She was indeed. Still no need for police in the class room. Just my

You are an idiot. But I am sure you knew that. Why should other people be subject to injury because of her?

[Evil Chris]

Why does that comment make him an idiot?

[Bryan G]

Originally Posted by Martin

Agreed.. Canada isn't too far off either. People look at me funny when I tell them we're living in a Police State too. Keep drinking that koolaid folks. The Police and Governments love you..

Easy there LOL

[Joxxy]

When "Keepin' It Real" goes wrong.

[Martin]

Originally Posted by baddog

You are an idiot. But I am sure you knew that. Why should other people be subject to injury because of her?

Baddog, just in case you didn't know. I could care fucking less what you think of me you crusty old fuck.

[maxprohost]

Really? thats all i can say.

[Helix]

Y'all need to quit disrespectin me and gettin all up in my bidness.....lol

She had coming to her.

[J. Falcon]

Young, fat, black female.... why am I not surprised? And she got what she deserved.

[quantum-x]

Question is, is this causal or effectual?

[LAJ]

There are proper ways to deal with a dispute. That is the incorrect way.

[JA$ON]

Mabey if she wanted to explain her side of the story.....she shouldnt have made the first words out of her mouth to the police...."You gunna have to carry me the fuck out'a here cuz I aint goin nowhere"

Im not saying the cops wernt over the top, but its like a guy who runs from the cops then complains aboout getting hit with a billy club when they catch him.

There is a FAR better chance of receiving good treatment from the police if you dont act like a moron , IMHO

[Nysus]

Don't know enough details to make a criticism.

What was her threat, was it genuine or not, did she physically assault anyone or get close to them?

Could have the teacher done something differently? etc..

[PornMD]

Good grief: "You're gonna have to carry my ass out of here"
Then after they start forcibly arresting her and getting her out of there: "I said I would go wit' you!"

Good to see what goes on in class besides learning these days.

[Furious_Male]

30 grams of sugar in that orange drink. That's crazy.

[_Richard_]

Originally Posted by Furious_Male

30 grams of sugar in that orange drink. That's crazy.

juice is pretty bad for that

[slayer69]

ohhh that was a goodie

[beemk]

Originally Posted by LAJ

There are proper ways to deal with a dispute. That is the incorrect way.

how else should they do it? those other kids are paying to be there and learn and she is preventing that. she not only wouldn't leave when the teacher asked her to but she wouldn't leave when the cop asked her to, then she resisted arrest. act like trash and get treated like trash.

[baddog]

Originally Posted by Evil Chris

Why does that comment make him an idiot?

Not just that comment, but a culmination of all of them. She said she was going to have to be carried out. She must be psychic.

Originally Posted by LAJ

There are proper ways to deal with a dispute. That is the incorrect way.

You are right. Taser FTW.

[Tom_PM]

Originally Posted by Martin

She was indeed. Still no need for police in the class room. Just my

I dont necessarily disagree, but in a more round about way. For me, it's sad to see our kids like this and the reaction to it being more/more strick enforcement after the fact, rather than instilling good values before the fact.

I dont appreciate the foul mouth in public whether it's a school, a parking lot, a grocery store, a mall.. anywhere. That stuff is for private, else it's simple disrespect for others. IMHO

[Va2k]

Wow race aside if my child did what she did I would kick their ass and not bail them out! They way she talked to the teacher and students was just plain wrong! Then when the police came she should of done what they asked her to do! That shit happens when you have no respect for yourself or anyone else! Just stupid.

[baddog]

You do realize this was in a college classroom, not high school, not grammar school. This was an adult, acting like a child, being treated as an adult.

[RaiderCash_Dominik]

Originally Posted by baddog

You are right. Taser FTW.

Agree 1000%

[cyco_cc]

Originally Posted by bossku69

reminds me of being in college

What college did you go to? Haha.

[cyco_cc]

Originally Posted by JA$ON

Mabey if she wanted to explain her side of the story.....she shouldnt have made the first words out of her mouth to the police...."You gunna have to carry me the fuck out'a here cuz I aint goin nowhere"

Im not saying the cops wernt over the top, but its like a guy who runs from the cops then complains aboout getting hit with a billy club when they catch him.

There is a FAR better chance of receiving good treatment from the police if you dont act like a moron , IMHO

I will say it, the cops were not over the top. Stupid bitches like this think they're entitled to say whatever they want to whomever they want. They should have pulled out the taser, IMO.

[LeRoy]

All she had to do is shut the fuck up. Some people just dont know how

[u-Bob]

She acted like an idiot, but that's no reason for the cops to use physical violence.

[u-Bob]

Originally Posted by cyco_cc

They should have pulled out the taser, IMO.

So they should have tortured her because she acted like an idiot?

[baddog]

Originally Posted by u-Bob

She acted like an idiot, but that's no reason for the cops to use physical violence.

It is called resisting arrest. It is pretty obvious she was not cooperating while they carried out their duties. If she had left on her own, or just shut up and put her hands behind her back, none of that would happen.

FWIW: Kids these days sure have a weird definition of physical violence. I saw nothing that indicated violence. The cops were subduing her, as they should.

[Angry Jew Cat - Banned for Life]

When a black starts making threats in public you best take it seriously. Never know what's going on in those whacky animals brains of theirs...

[mynameisjim]

Originally Posted by baddog

It is called resisting arrest. It is pretty obvious she was not cooperating while they carried out their duties. If she had left on her own, or just shut up and put her hands behind her back, none of that would happen.

FWIW: Kids these days sure have a weird definition of physical violence. I saw nothing that indicated violence. The cops were subduing her, as they should.

Was she being arrested at that point or just being asked to leave?

[AcidMax]

Originally Posted by baddog

It is called resisting arrest. It is pretty obvious she was not cooperating while they carried out their duties. If she had left on her own, or just shut up and put her hands behind her back, none of that would happen.

FWIW: Kids these days sure have a weird definition of physical violence. I saw nothing that indicated violence. The cops were subduing her, as they should.

Gotta remember kids anymore if they get spanked these days, call it child abuse. When I was growing up my dad beat my ass with a 2x4. When he broke it over your ass, that was the last time he spanked you with it. I grew up respecting my elders. Kids these days have no clue about that.

IMHO, she should have just kept her mouth shut and talked to the teacher after class, like the teacher advised. When the cops got there she made her comment, then wrestled with the cops. She could have been more mature about the situation for sure, she wasn't, she got arrested.

[EZRhino]

She had it coming. Challenging the cops as soon as they walk in was a streak of brilliance. These cops know that she gets one chance to come quietly. If allowed a second chance she believes she is in charge. I believe the words "You gunna have to carry me the fuck out'a here cuz I aint goin nowhere" sealed the outcome for her.

[u-Bob]

Originally Posted by baddog

It is called resisting arrest. It is pretty obvious she was not cooperating while they carried out their duties. If she had left on her own, or just shut up and put her hands behind her back, none of that would happen.

FWIW: Kids these days sure have a weird definition of physical violence. I saw nothing that indicated violence. The cops were subduing her, as they should.

When did they state they were placing her under arrest?
Forcing a person on the ground and putting a knee in a person's neck isn't violence?

The fact that those cops resorted to physical violence only a couple of seconds after she refused to comply with their 'orders' shows there's is something seriously wrong with the way police officers are being trained these days.

[Konkan]

the young people in america is out of control

[Tom_PM]

Shit I guess I hit an age where they look like kids to me, college or not.

[Agent 488]

Originally Posted by u-Bob

When did they state they were placing her under arrest?
Forcing a person on the ground and putting a knee in a person's neck isn't violence?

The fact that those cops resorted to physical violence only a couple of seconds after she refused to comply with their 'orders' shows there's is something seriously wrong with the way police officers are being trained these days.

and the fact everyone here thinks that's completely normal shows how far gone people are.

[baddog]

Originally Posted by u-Bob

When did they state they were placing her under arrest?
Forcing a person on the ground and putting a knee in a person's neck isn't violence?

The fact that those cops resorted to physical violence only a couple of seconds after she refused to comply with their 'orders' shows there's is something seriously wrong with the way police officers are being trained these days.

I suggest you go back and watch the video again. It is pretty obvious that the cops were already there when the video started as you can see all the students moving out of the way. At 2:55 she says she is not going to comply.

What do you think they should do? Contact Obama and maybe he, the perp and the teacher can discuss it over a beer?

[Matt 26z]

This is what happens when you use affirmative action programs to put ghetto thugs where they don't belong.