Anyone Know More About this Police Interaction?
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Saltwater60
.950 JDJ
Only thing I know is they will all be fired. It looks pretty bad.
I was hoping someone knew what started it.
Context is key. Did he just mouth off to the cops or did they just find him raping a 5 year old?
To be clear in neither case is their behavior justified. I am curious what was behind the beating. Especially in this day and age.
To be clear in neither case is their behavior justified. I am curious what was behind the beating. Especially in this day and age.
Beerman
6.5 Creedmoor
I see three future inmates and one wealthy citizen.
The pointing by the one cop seemed like a warning.
It is a few months old. Officers were suspended...
www.abc.net.au
Three law enforcement officers suspended over violent Arkansas arrest
Graphic footage posted to social media shows two county deputies and a police officer repeatedly striking a man while holding him on the ground.
www.abc.net.au
From the story....
When the officers confronted the man, he pushed a deputy to the ground and punched the back of his head, leading to the arrest seen in the video, police said.
When the officers confronted the man, he pushed a deputy to the ground and punched the back of his head, leading to the arrest seen in the video, police said.
FRANKIE
.308 Win
Amen
It is a few months old. Officers were suspended...
Three law enforcement officers suspended over violent Arkansas arrest
Graphic footage posted to social media shows two county deputies and a police officer repeatedly striking a man while holding him on the ground.
Thanks for the info. Didn't even hear anything about this.
repete
.338 Win Mag
"When the officers confronted the man, he pushed a deputy to the ground and punched the back of his head, leading to the arrest seen in the video, police said."
So that makes it ok for the 3 assholes beat the shit out of him? At one point it even looked like they smashed his head into the cement.
This kind of shit is what makes people call out 'defund the police'.
So that makes it ok for the 3 assholes beat the shit out of him? At one point it even looked like they smashed his head into the cement.
This kind of shit is what makes people call out 'defund the police'.
Not sure if anyone said it was okay to beat the man down, just posted a line from the story that I posted to answer the question of the OP.
I will say this, may the gods look out for a person on the street that attacks an officer that I am partnered up with.
I think this would go for anyone who has your back. Wife, brother, friend like a brother.
Saltwater60
.950 JDJ
In todays day and age there is no way this doesn’t go too far and I agree with it. They don’t even look as if they are trying to cuff the guy just beat the shit out of him. This goes too far IMO.
Depick
.308 Win
Well professionalism went out the window on this one. That was payback pure and simple.
MikeM
.44 mag
While I agree with (as Curtis Sliva would say) sometimes a wooden shampoo is warrented. We called it mag-light therapy. In this day and age you need to be more restrained. Every arrest can lead to riots and officers no longer get the support of their superiors or even the public. The beat down may make you feel good but is it worth your career, your nest egg, your pension or your freedom.
Shadow rider
6.5 Creedmoor
Where are the protests, riots, fire in the streets? Oh yea, victim was white!
These cops should be fired and facing charges no matter what the perp did first! Professionalism certainly went out the window here. For crying out loud...throw him in the patrol car and take him for a ride far from prying eyes!
These cops should be fired and facing charges no matter what the perp did first! Professionalism certainly went out the window here. For crying out loud...throw him in the patrol car and take him for a ride far from prying eyes!
Agreed. Many times, there is the right time and the right place to make a person understand the errors in their ways. On the sidewalk of a business, in broad daylight is NOT that time, nor is it that place. Many secure areas still exist for the Police to ensure a person understands right from wrong.
So often the Police lose all track of their training and so back to punching and kicking, stomping and head smashing....
So many different techniques can be used in place of those barbaric forms of bodily harm. Techniques that when seen from a far look to be okay while inflicting some amazing amounts of pain. (Not that I do this...)
Pressure points and joint manipulation can be a bitch.
Secretively grabbing another man's testicles and squeezing them like a small grape, that does absolute wonders for compliance.
spat
.700 Nitro Express
What about an officer on the street who attacked your wife ?
Gotta be mores specific.
I stay on target of the conversation.
This is about a meth head that attacked an officer.
We, you, can start a topic of innocent people being attacked by the police.
Lots of videos of that
I stay on target of the conversation.
This is about a meth head that attacked an officer.
We, you, can start a topic of innocent people being attacked by the police.
Lots of videos of that
spat
.700 Nitro Express
Well, sounds like the guy deserved to go to jail for assault, and the cops too in this case.
Probably some other charges for the cops too.
My question was related to your comment about backing your partner.
While that's generally commendable, it shouldn't extend to extra judicial punishment like this. So what would you do if your partner was still beating some guy who was obviously fully under control ?
I'm not even talking George Floyd kneeling on him to maintain control, but actively beating him.
As I stated in a different post in this thread, I use the knowledge that I have as well as all of the training that I have received.
While going through training, we are spoken to about cameras being everywhere. We have them, the public has them and most businesses have them. I know this. I am trained in the use of many different types of cameras. I would absolutely not be pounding on this guy the way they were. Most that I work closely with, would be handling this situation much better. We are trained to know and understand where cameras are and where they are not.
We/I have extensive training that I would employ that does not include punching and kicking and stomping. I have ways to instill terror into those that I come into contact with.
I am not condoning the actions of these officers, not at all. Not just because of their tactics, they have training and they allowed themselves to fall prey to their emotions and their feelings. Those need to be shut off and controlled.
spat
.700 Nitro Express
You speak a lot about cameras.
I would hope as a government official you would behave the same whether you think you are being recorded or not. Whether you think it will become public or not.
That is the basic definition if integrity, doing the right thing whether you think someone is watching or not.
If the training we are giving officers is about what you can be filmed doing, I think we really need to re-think that whole curriculum.
It should be about doing the right thing whether it's on camera or not.
What context would make that behavior ok?
That depends, what is that officer doing?
Integrity:
the quality of being honest and having strong moral principles; moral uprightness.
I am honest, I am honest when I say that I know where cameras are located.