As i said, yes they are professionals. But feck me. Police academy doesbt prepares you for a near death experience. I can understand, and frankly, that asshole deserved
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As i said, yes they are professionals. But feck me. Police academy doesbt prepares you for a near death experience. I can understand, and frankly, that asshole deserved
So what should be done to the cops? Promotion and a couple of medals?
That asshole deserved to be arrested and sentenced in court. He was completely unarmed and submissive. I get what you are saying, and I'm not saying I would do any different than they did, but it's their responsibility to uphold the law, not break it.
If he was still holding a gun and resisting then that's a different story, but he wasn't at all. What if in that assault he suffered a brain injury and died? Something that could easily happen after an assault like that.
The officers lost their cool, let themselves and their fellow officers down and severely assaulted an unarmed, submissive man who had surrendered. They deserve to be punished for that. There is no excuse or justification.
There are middle ground like do nothing.
I have little regard for pieces of trash and my morality doesn't allows fits into the legality. And I think for everyone. I feel no sympathy for what happened to him as the consequences was intense pain that lasted a few minutes and some pain a few days compared that he could have killed someone.
And the police, very unprofessional yes, and I would understand that they would be punished accordingly, but I understand the heat of the moment and I am quite certain that the law can accommodate being under distress for what it happens. Then if the law could accommodate it, it would be ok for you?
Again, lawful doesn't mean just, because everybody has inside his own morals and values that in this case are different than yours. And the laws are made and approved by someone with different morals and values than many people
The fact this cnut actually says "I'm gonna swallow my pride and apologise and that's difficult for a cop"...what a twat
At least the female cop showed some sympathy to the guy.
I can't get over the fact that you posted a Twitter video of a TikTok video of a YouTube video
The only way it could make for a worse viewing experience is if you somehow found it on Vine.I can't get over the fact that you posted a Twitter video of a TikTok video of a YouTube video
Tactics seem a little suspect...
If those 5 detonations are flashbangs, then I don't see the point at all. Who needs to get flashbanged 5 times to be pinned down and arrested when one could be enough?
Dude had to have his tongue amputated...
Doesn't this guy get Miranda rights before being arrested or is that specifically why he's being "detained"?
All of the cops in this video come out badly, just the woman slightly less so. If there's no video refuting the detective's made up story she takes him at his word and it's only a 'problem' because there is a video.
Yeah I'll give her the benefit of the doubt that she actually did it for the right reasons and not because she knew it was going to all come out since they knew he was an auditor and had the video
This is just so shocking! Feel sick watching it! There is zero humanity in these people.
This is what happens when an institution allows its workers to be hired that are of below average intelligence & see policing as a way to act out on their fantasies with no recourse against them. We are far beyond a few bad apples & all the good that police actually do is quickly evaporated when instances like these occur.
It is a racist institution that hires those with the mentality of children.
The fecking cnut was smirking just after. The cop whose cam we’re seeing from asks if he’s alright and he smirks and says yea, then goes on about having a bit of a bloody nose and some of his stuff got touched ffs.
The entire institution is broken.
It looks like the murderer was just fine with his decision to execute the victim. Basically no emotion whatsoever. Doesn't appear to be his first time.
SOP?
Wild shit. Pointing the gun out the moving car like they’re in a movie. Then all unloading on the car shooting each other and only hitting the guy twice. Two cops got shot by other cops here. Morons.
Ah shit, here we go again.
Any info on who the suspect was? I know in Germany interventions on suspects on drugs and human trafficking and they look like mega horror shows with dogs let lose on them, and that is correct.
This videos with f all context are pathetic. It might have been a child molester, killer or drug scum bag but all that is shown is a police officer being assertive or physical.
WTF? It is never correct.
Yes it is. A killer, child molester, etc will get very different treatment to others.
Non it's not. You seriously want the police to be the arbiters on who is worthy/guilty of extra judicial treatment? Besides that point, if we do not hold the enforcers of the law to obey it themselves then we only have ourselves to blame when the law becomes a mere suggestion.
This is going to end well
You understand that police men and women are made out of humans yes? A bloke drinking too much or crossing the street wrong is something. Going after a killer or child killer/ molester is different. You might imagine that officers are robots, but they are not. I could go on about this not just because I have officers as friends, but because I've been a "victim" of police brutality, taken from my neighborhood to the police station and beaten a bit, and then let go. It was a mix up and I despise the fecker that did this but it is what it is. A mistake.
EDIT: The situation I lived has nothing to do with racism and much to do with the type of person that wants to be an officer. Cretins that want power and want to use it. These people can be taken care of through official means.
So on arrest when the suspect could easily be innocent/mistaken identity you would like them to have their heads kicked in?
No it should not. Nor should MDs make shit diagnostics. But it happens.
Yeah but in the bolded scenario it's a genuine mistake from trying to help. Booting someone in the head doesn't help anything.
Or it can be because you don't care enough. I work in a hospital and I see many doctors care little about some people.
Then they shouldn't be in that job, neither should police who beat people. It's quite simple.
Hadn't had one of these in a minute.
True but let me tell you something about MD and some of the things that you might not know. And then relate this to officers going for a punch or a kick in the wrong.
A few months ago, a patient had his in air/ in food tubes mixed. Got instantly to the ATI (special care section). The MDs there saved this poor guys life. A mix up that was IMO close to murder. What happened? Nothing. Not a point in the news, but not even knowen by his family. Just a complication.
My point is, that horror shows happen more often then we like. A suspect getting a boot to the face when the accusation is murder or rape? Not something to lose sleep about.
Except you like it.... "It is correct" you said.
Doesn't matter. One is a genuine mix-up and the other is intentionally causing pain. You can argue for things like malpractice in a case like that but you cannot excuse a police officer handing out a beating like a vigilante just because medical professionals mess up sometimes.
If you are a police officer your actions need to be better than a regular person, otherwise don't do the job. If you are going to police people's actions you can't stoop to that level, you just can't. It ruins the entire integrity of the position.
Plenty of people have been falsely accused of murder and rape before. Should they just kick them all in the head anyway? If someone is arrested due to mistaken identity it would be a horrible thing for an innocent person to go through, now to be beaten by those same officers as well? It would scar you for life and erode any trust you have in the police, which is just not good for society.
Sure it might be tempting to dish out your own justice if you're arresting a clear piece of shit but you have to be above that, otherwise don't do the job.
That's an accident, a mix-up, that's not even close to murder!
The court system decides whether people are guilty, not the police.