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Re: Innocent Man In Coma After 'Hard Shove' By Police Officer
LOL. It's like the guy has some internal decoder that translates every other word he reads into perp or justified.
LOL. It's like the guy has some internal decoder that translates every other word he reads into perp or justified.
Re: Innocent Man In Coma After 'Hard Shove' By Police Officer
Well, there's this:
Well, there's this:
Point is, it's not as simple as the cops picking someone out at random and tackling him out of mistaken identity. The guy was pointed out by a witness as being part of a stabbing, the guy ran when cops approached, and ran for 2-1/2 blocks.
Re: Innocent Man In Coma After 'Hard Shove' By Police Officer
You conveniently left out the part about there being a fight/stabbing nearby, and the cops were dressed in fatigues.
Hmmmmmm some guy catches wind of some unidentified guys in the area involved in a stabbing, then some unidentified guys in fatigues, who some witness say never identified themselves as police, yell at him then go after him, and he runs. That's a shocker.
You conveniently left out the part about there being a fight/stabbing nearby, and the cops were dressed in fatigues.
Hmmmmmm some guy catches wind of some unidentified guys in the area involved in a stabbing, then some unidentified guys in fatigues, who some witness say never identified themselves as police, yell at him then go after him, and he runs. That's a shocker.
Re: plate flippers in police state ontario
Just dont chide anyone for doing so. You get banned. Trust me. LOL.
Just dont chide anyone for doing so. You get banned. Trust me. LOL.
Re: plate flippers in police state ontario
all of the above have been stealing from the people for years. are they classified in that realm of behaviour
all of the above have been stealing from the people for years. are they classified in that realm of behaviour
Re: Innocent Man In Coma After 'Hard Shove' By Police Officer
I left nothing out. Review my posts and the quotes in them again. The guys in "fatigues" were cops in black short-sleeve shirt uniforms, full holster, duty belts and their badges prominently displayed in the expected place on their upper left chests. Even from grainy store surveillance video they are clearly identifiable as cops. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WyrL6PKYCug Do you want to try again?
I left nothing out. Review my posts and the quotes in them again. The guys in "fatigues" were cops in black short-sleeve shirt uniforms, full holster, duty belts and their badges prominently displayed in the expected place on their upper left chests. Even from grainy store surveillance video they are clearly identifiable as cops. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WyrL6PKYCug Do you want to try again?
Re: Innocent Man In Coma After 'Hard Shove' By Police Officer
As opposed to the different kind of thinking among the certain usual suspects here that the police are always wrong no matter what they do?
As opposed to the different kind of thinking among the certain usual suspects here that the police are always wrong no matter what they do?
Re: Innocent Man In Coma After 'Hard Shove' By Police Officer
hey i'll not denie, i have no love towards the cops.
but you for once atleast stand for the people.
dude you don't even know how messed up it looks when you post your ******** remarks trying to make everything look good for a reason.
hey i'll not denie, i have no love towards the cops.
but you for once atleast stand for the people.
dude you don't even know how messed up it looks when you post your ******** remarks trying to make everything look good for a reason.
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Re: plate flippers in police state ontario
That's pretty weak rationalization on your part. They offer a product to the public, and they charge for that product. Charging a price for a product is not stealing. If you don't like the price, you have the right of choice to buy or not buy, but you do not have the right to steal.
That's pretty weak rationalization on your part. They offer a product to the public, and they charge for that product. Charging a price for a product is not stealing. If you don't like the price, you have the right of choice to buy or not buy, but you do not have the right to steal.
Re: Innocent Man In Coma After 'Hard Shove' By Police Officer
Given the circumstances I don't think he was wrong.
Given the circumstances I don't think he was wrong.
Re: plate flippers in police state ontario
you my friend, and I are never going to agree on ****. your so for the law and i'm so against it
you my friend, and I are never going to agree on ****. your so for the law and i'm so against it
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Re: Innocent Man In Coma After 'Hard Shove' By Police Officer
I can't believe I am saying this but the force used, if anything, was less than appropriate for tackling a suspect who could have been armed with a knife. We have seen plenty of film of cops shooting unarmed suspects dead, some where the suspects were already in handcuffs. It is a tragic, tragic accident. Unfortunately the Police have such a horrible reputation for over agressive, shoot first action that it will be seen as just one more piece of bullying. The fact that so many officers have got away with so many cases of abuse in the past wont help people look at this objectively.
It may well be the cop in question is despicable. He may well be one of the good guys, but pushing over a suspect who could have been armed with a knife seems fair. And I dont think you can debate whether the officer pushed too hard or not. He had to take down a suspect who had tried to evade them. I suppose it could also be debated as to what motivated the 'suspect/victim' to run. Maybe because he, or someone he knows, has been subject to Police abuse before. Who knows? Many young people nowadays live in fear of the Police as they only see bad.
I dont think i'm smarter than anyone else here or more objective. I can be myopic on many subjects. I've also suffered at the hands of the Police a couple of times as well so am no fan. I'm just expressing an opinion based on what i have seen on other video before. And after listening to a YRP officer talking about takedowns and 'appropriate force'.
A horrible, horrible outcome.
I can't believe I am saying this but the force used, if anything, was less than appropriate for tackling a suspect who could have been armed with a knife. We have seen plenty of film of cops shooting unarmed suspects dead, some where the suspects were already in handcuffs. It is a tragic, tragic accident. Unfortunately the Police have such a horrible reputation for over agressive, shoot first action that it will be seen as just one more piece of bullying. The fact that so many officers have got away with so many cases of abuse in the past wont help people look at this objectively.
It may well be the cop in question is despicable. He may well be one of the good guys, but pushing over a suspect who could have been armed with a knife seems fair. And I dont think you can debate whether the officer pushed too hard or not. He had to take down a suspect who had tried to evade them. I suppose it could also be debated as to what motivated the 'suspect/victim' to run. Maybe because he, or someone he knows, has been subject to Police abuse before. Who knows? Many young people nowadays live in fear of the Police as they only see bad.
I dont think i'm smarter than anyone else here or more objective. I can be myopic on many subjects. I've also suffered at the hands of the Police a couple of times as well so am no fan. I'm just expressing an opinion based on what i have seen on other video before. And after listening to a YRP officer talking about takedowns and 'appropriate force'.
A horrible, horrible outcome.
Re: plate flippers in police state ontario
Sounds like you may have been stealing from people for years as well.
Sounds like you may have been stealing from people for years as well.
