Cop in America doing a bad job, again
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You would also hope the police officers get some sort of jail time too. Miracle she didn't die. Really negligent.
What the actual feck. How not as a policeman but as a person crossed your mind to handcuff a 6 year old kid (and arresting, putting in a car etc...)?
How... I am baffled
She has dementia. Cops roughed her up, laughed/hi-fived over video, and attempted to delete video after she filed suit.
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How is this possible (to even interrogate, never mind arrest a kid) without the presence of a parent or at least a social worker? Is it normal/legal in the US?
I was shocked that he survived.
I guess sometimes it's a good thing that American cops aren't properly trained.
Arrested for roadrage.
Chat shit get rammed.
Seems crazy the police partked there but hey at least they arrested her without shooting her which is better than most of the USA police vids you see
I was reading about this earlier. Puts out this traffic that it’s a car that took off on him earlier in the week. Walks up and just opens the door. Starts firing because ___? They Still charged the kid with assaulting an officer.
And…..it wasn’t the right car in the end anyway.
I think there was a post on this somewhere in here, but the badge was a new wrinkle for me.
They love to memorialize their wrongdoings.
You arrest a 6 year old for having a strop. What's the world coming to. She should have been made to have a time out until she came back and apologised.
And they charged the teen with assault & evasion.
No, that is not what I said. I said that certain characteristics (eye color, hair color, skin color) can, with relative certainty, be predicated. This information can be used to narrow down a potential suspect pool. The posting of a picture on that Tweet was irresponsible as there is no way that the face depicted was anything other than a generic reconstruction.
That being said, if you read the review article I posted above you will see that some characteristics (for example blue eyes) have a 90%+ confidence score, while others (blond vs brown hair) are much lower. These factors should be taken into account when deciding if the genetic phenotypic analysis yields credible results, not just guesses.
I'm unsure of just how much it can actually narrow down the potential suspect pool, given that it's just a very informed prediction. In the abstract of the paper you linked earlier, it says that the accuracy for prediction of hair colour was 0.64 - 0.94. Even if it's 94%, you can't really very effectively narrow down the suspect pool based on that. Even with the ones that get to 99%, there's an element of risk there, assuming you get to 99% and not the lower part of the range.
Absolutely there is, but I would say that 94% accurate is still better than the performance of most eyewitnesses, and their recollection is commonly used to narrow down the suspect pool, as is tire and shoe prints analysis. This type of analysis should never be used at trial to convict someone all by itself, but if it is part of a comprehensive analysis, it can be one of many tools used to solve crimes.
Why on earth have they called the police to deal with a child?
The whole thing is ridiculous
Well, we can’t have people running away while the police are trying to murder them for thinking they’re someone else from some other time, can we now?
https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-new...-teen-sitting-mcdonalds-parking-lot-rcna51196
Seems like he's going to get charged with something, given the comments from the chief. I sure hope so. The kid is still charged, though (and also in hospital after getting shot several times). Also, there was a passenger in the car, so that was so close to being a double homicide, and that's assuming he didn't also hit a bystander after shooting wildly at a moving car.
Seems like he's going to get charged with something, given the comments from the chief. I sure hope so. The kid is still charged, though (and also in hospital after getting shot several times). Also, there was a passenger in the car, so that was so close to being a double homicide, and that's assuming he didn't also hit a bystander after shooting wildly at a moving car.
fecker was basically a trainee at that point. Should have been weeded out a long time ago.
Would not surprise me if the NYPD find the other car at fault for turning left into their cruiser's lane despite the cruiser driving at a reckless speed without flashing lights. No clue if that's a turn lane the cruiser veers into from the start. Probably getting a handy from hooker or subordinate.
I honestly think the police car does have flashing lights. You can see them after it comes to a rest. Think the ambient light and the low quality video just makes it invisible to us until that moment.
Their initial explanation was something like, a car crashed into them which then caused this crash. Then the video...
How come US invest so much money on police forces and yet they are so poorly trained?
Here’s a new one, never heard of ‘death by pepperball’ before…
Those tweets seem misleading compared to when you read the article.
watch to the end. sickos, less than human.
I don't mean to be facetious but the cops are doing this more and more to clearly white Americans. They just don't discriminate with their violence, and I don't mean that as a back handed complement.
What are 'they' planning for the US? This isn't just a series of random catastrophies. Judge Dredd today. The Purge tomorrow?
This may be a couple of years old, but it certainly hasn't aged well.