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Granted there is the bad cop factor ... But there also has to be a stress/violence factor that comes into play. How you test for it or train it out is the question. It's a personal challenge adrenaline dump when things turn physical. For the plain bad cop he's also the one who will steal evidence, etc and how do you find that out until you catch him. The one thing I do know from bar fight to cop fight is you never let things escalate. Ever. That's why I keep saying do not resist. Be peaceful. Why fight a guy with a gum and a badge and fellow officers to back him up? |
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L-Pink advise ... when being arrested don't resist. Blackmonster advise ... when being arrested resist, fight, run. Things will work out better. |
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Thank God the guy was white or you would have called me a racist 32 times already. Funny how that works :1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh :helpme |
what about that mom in the minivan with her kids in New Mexico that ran from the routine traffic stop and the cops shot up her van full of kids? people lose control of themselves, even moms in vans. somehow i don't believe she would ever get the message to just not run from the cops.
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btw where is the less intelligent BM twin when you need him the most? He loves this shit.
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Now you mention stress/violence.. What do you think goes on in the head of these kind of people whom do end up in that situation? Yes we can agree the guy was a criminal, but many people have lots of run ins with the cops with out being a criminal. If you live in a bad area, you can bet your ass you will likely get pulled over or questioned by cops much more than someone in a nice area. Now you compound that over a life time and then you see this kind of stuff or know people whom have been beaten by cops, ect..ect.. Well then don't you think that these people are also under stress when dealing with cops? Meaning they might be more willing to resist if they have seen the other side of dealing with cops which perhaps you or I haven't? I agree don't resist but hell this guy didn't resist and they all lined up to each take their shots beating the guy. |
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I know nothing about that instance. Sounds like some goober shouldn't have had a job where you get issued a gun. |
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I'm not being a police advocate, I'm just giving common sense self preservation tips, lol. |
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It's completely different to keep beating on someone when they are on the ground and clearly not a threat. It's one thousand times worse to allow fellow officers to come up one by one and continue to beat the guy until they all get their shots in. Everyone of these cops needs to be handcuffed and beat to shit. This is not their first time doing this and if they do this, then you know damn well they are also arresting people on trumped up charges and generally ruining people's lives. That video shows you very corrupt police department. Everyone in that department should be fired on the spot because it's very clear this is a normal thing and not one of them would rat the others out even if they don't partake, making them just as responsible and guilty. No one is going to just walk up and start kicking a guy that has already been on the ground 5 mins unless this is common practice and they knew no one was going to say anything. That entire police department should be fired and those whom took part in this should all be charged with felony assault. Remove their right to carry and gun and get a job as a cop elsewhere. |
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This is how you know that entire department is corrupt, because they probably assumed the tape would get erased. :2 cents: |
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The very first thing that you hear is "News Chopper 4" with a giant News 4 watermark in the corner of the video. She talked all the way through it until the beating started. |
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like too much ex-military - people that are used to shoot at anything and then police training - i read it takes usually about 12 weeks - over here it's 2-3 years and when you look at a typical police training, you see where the main focus lies on: Firearms skills 60 hrs Self-defense 44 hrs But: Ethics and integrity 8 hrs Cultural diversity 8 hrs Human relations 11 hrs Use of non-lethal weapons 12 hrs Stress prevention/management 6 hrs Police recruit training and academy summary - Discover Policing and the result you see in the video |
There's no reason for them to fear for their life...
Some people might shoot the Sheriff, but no one shoots the deputies. :pimp |
After all the discussion of police violence, resisting arrest blah blah blah. I have come to the conclusion that if you do anything that might involve making a pig possibly sweat during an arrest you will be be beaten or shot.
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But hey, if all of their fathers had only cum into a tissue, none of this would have happened. Right? Yeah, right. It was totally avoidable. If only... |
This kid has been in jail since January for 'assaulting police'.
Who assaulted who? The cops illegally deleted the recording on the girls phone after the incident but she was able to retrieve it in her recently deleted files. |
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In fact you'll find the opposite. |
Sheriff Orders Immediate Internal Investigation Into Arrest Seen on "Disturbing" Video | NBC Southern California
He deserved it !!!! 2 deputies ended up '' dehydrated '' and one got kick by a horse .. That justifies it all :2 cents: |
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