Your thoughts on the Cop fired and charged with battery on drunk hit and run suspect
08-22-2012, 10:37 PM
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Also, what you see on the show "cops" does not happen every day.. They are trained for these situations no Doubt, but imagine if you were in his place, drunk *** who just hit and run, now wont listen.. Your forced to cuff her and then start resisting.. Your blood is going to get pumping and you are going to look out for number one and make sure she is in cuffs and not holding your gun to your head!!
Sounds like a bunch of ghetto police hating people in here that think all cops are out to get them.. Except when something had happeneds to your family your mad they didn't show up in 30 seconds
Sounds like a bunch of ghetto police hating people in here that think all cops are out to get them.. Except when something had happeneds to your family your mad they didn't show up in 30 seconds
08-23-2012, 09:04 AM
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I think we just got some cop haters in here. We all got a bad experience with one. That being said....I understand their job.
Its night time, you got no backup there, she's intoxicated, she just committed a felony to his knowledge. Yet SHE is in the right?
Come on.....if ANY one of us did this, we would be eating pavement and rightfully so.
Damn liberals got another spike in.
Its night time, you got no backup there, she's intoxicated, she just committed a felony to his knowledge. Yet SHE is in the right?
Come on.....if ANY one of us did this, we would be eating pavement and rightfully so.
Damn liberals got another spike in.
Who said the girl was in the right? She wasn't. She should have done what the cop asked without question. However, I just don't think the physical act of slinging her around and pounding her face into the side of a car was necessary in this particular situation.
With all that said, this is how a "professional" LEO should deal with someone who isn't obeying to his initial commands.
08-23-2012, 10:21 AM
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I'm definitely not a cop hater. They have to deal with losers pretty much 90% of the time they are on the job. I respect them for that.
Who said the girl was in the right? She wasn't. She should have done what the cop asked without question. However, I just don't think the physical act of slinging her around and pounding her face into the side of a car was necessary in this particular situation.
With all that said, this is how a "professional" LEO should deal with someone who isn't obeying to his initial commands.
Who said the girl was in the right? She wasn't. She should have done what the cop asked without question. However, I just don't think the physical act of slinging her around and pounding her face into the side of a car was necessary in this particular situation.
With all that said, this is how a "professional" LEO should deal with someone who isn't obeying to his initial commands.
This guys got it.
08-23-2012, 06:02 PM
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I hold the same standards for everyone, and HIGHER for my family.
You act like a piece of trash you deserve to be treated as such end of story.
08-23-2012, 06:59 PM
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08-24-2012, 12:02 AM
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Ross, seen that vid. In a perfect world man......
But we always got Monday morning quarterbacks, and we all have times when we aren't as professional as we could be. So we should all get fired I guess?
There's always a better way to do it....but a bunch of non LEOs shouldn't be deciding that.
But we always got Monday morning quarterbacks, and we all have times when we aren't as professional as we could be. So we should all get fired I guess?
There's always a better way to do it....but a bunch of non LEOs shouldn't be deciding that.
08-24-2012, 07:59 AM
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Ross, seen that vid. In a perfect world man......
But we always got Monday morning quarterbacks, and we all have times when we aren't as professional as we could be. So we should all get fired I guess?
There's always a better way to do it....but a bunch of non LEOs shouldn't be deciding that.
But we always got Monday morning quarterbacks, and we all have times when we aren't as professional as we could be. So we should all get fired I guess?
There's always a better way to do it....but a bunch of non LEOs shouldn't be deciding that.
I'll stop posting now. My opinion on this incident is clear.
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08-24-2012, 09:18 AM
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Thats kind of funny because when this goes to a jury trial, there will be a bunch of non-LEO doing just that.
08-24-2012, 02:45 PM
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Still doesnt give you, me, or anyone the right to hand out justice as we see fit. Like it or not, thats how due process works and unfortunately the only ones able to do anything about it wont because it affects their bottom line.
