Cop beats the hell outa teen girl...
03-09-2009, 05:22 PM
#43
I understand like if a grown *** man is talkin back and kickin **** at a cop and heck even charging him, then I say go ahead use that kind of force, the person obviously broke a law to begin with, honestly we don't know why the chick is in jail, anyone get the back story? If she was in jail for stabbing her borther, mother, or father for no reason at all then **** it let her get whatever. But if she is in for something petty the cop shoulda controlled it, regardless of what goes on in jails, so because we allow violence to happen in jails does that mean that the cops have to participate, shoot I say simple sedation is the key, a big *** mother ****** is goin down with some horse tranquilizers. Violence be gets more violence. WHy not try and stop it or subdue it instead of adding to it?
The cop was wrong, even if the girl was wrong they could have dealt with it better, I am all for spanking a child (as long as you aren't smacking them in the face or hitting any other part other than the rear) **** I was a child my parents couldn't "talk" to they try and I would still fight and get into trouble, so I got spanked, hell even had to go through anger management, now I am pretty relaxed and chill, yes I lose my temper but not as easily or often or to the same extent. Obviously the girl just needed to be in jail and have an attitude adjustment cause her parents failed and couldn't keep her in line to begin with.
The cop was wrong, even if the girl was wrong they could have dealt with it better, I am all for spanking a child (as long as you aren't smacking them in the face or hitting any other part other than the rear) **** I was a child my parents couldn't "talk" to they try and I would still fight and get into trouble, so I got spanked, hell even had to go through anger management, now I am pretty relaxed and chill, yes I lose my temper but not as easily or often or to the same extent. Obviously the girl just needed to be in jail and have an attitude adjustment cause her parents failed and couldn't keep her in line to begin with.
03-09-2009, 05:29 PM
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ok the girl is stupid for kicking her shoe at the officer and instigating something but the cop is a bigger idiot for using that kind of force. totally unnessassary (sp). even though i believe that if you have broken the law and are in custody for it all civil liberties should be suspended for you. still that kind of force is just stupid.
03-09-2009, 05:31 PM
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I understand like if a grown *** man is talkin back and kickin **** at a cop and heck even charging him, then I say go ahead use that kind of force, the person obviously broke a law to begin with, honestly we don't know why the chick is in jail, anyone get the back story? If she was in jail for stabbing her borther, mother, or father for no reason at all then **** it let her get whatever. But if she is in for something petty the cop shoulda controlled it, regardless of what goes on in jails, so because we allow violence to happen in jails does that mean that the cops have to participate, shoot I say simple sedation is the key, a big *** mother ****** is goin down with some horse tranquilizers. Violence be gets more violence. WHy not try and stop it or subdue it instead of adding to it?
The cop was wrong, even if the girl was wrong they could have dealt with it better, I am all for spanking a child (as long as you aren't smacking them in the face or hitting any other part other than the rear) **** I was a child my parents couldn't "talk" to they try and I would still fight and get into trouble, so I got spanked, hell even had to go through anger management, now I am pretty relaxed and chill, yes I lose my temper but not as easily or often or to the same extent. Obviously the girl just needed to be in jail and have an attitude adjustment cause her parents failed and couldn't keep her in line to begin with.
The cop was wrong, even if the girl was wrong they could have dealt with it better, I am all for spanking a child (as long as you aren't smacking them in the face or hitting any other part other than the rear) **** I was a child my parents couldn't "talk" to they try and I would still fight and get into trouble, so I got spanked, hell even had to go through anger management, now I am pretty relaxed and chill, yes I lose my temper but not as easily or often or to the same extent. Obviously the girl just needed to be in jail and have an attitude adjustment cause her parents failed and couldn't keep her in line to begin with.
Couldn't have said it better myself
03-09-2009, 06:16 PM
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LOL...tuna party huh...u will be hittin the street then soon huh? Last place i was actaully in was biscaluz facility in 1994, i think its a communications center now or something....
03-09-2009, 07:49 PM
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Have you ever heard of the 1st amendment? I didnt think that her freedom of speech ended when she was arrested. You are a moron if you believe that just bc she MAY (you dont even know) have said something she wasnt "complying".
I find it amusing that you jumped in here to save some cops' reputations that you dont even know just bc you think you know about the correctional system.
I'd love to represent her and nail those pieces of ****.
I find it amusing that you jumped in here to save some cops' reputations that you dont even know just bc you think you know about the correctional system.
I'd love to represent her and nail those pieces of ****.
Go spend some quality time in Coalinga or Corcoran, or talk to peole who actually have, and you'll learn that the belief that you can rely on the protection of your 1st Amendment rights in the heat of a confrontation while in custody is as silly as your belief in Santa Claus. You just don't get it, but you go get 'em Rambo Lawyer! Fight for justice in the absence of facts!
Why not? Everyone is a victim and it's the american way.BTW, the presumption of innocence in our judicial system works both ways, but I'm sure you already knew that.
03-09-2009, 08:19 PM
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so what your saying is that she was possible not complying because something she was saying?
and that is enough to promote assusult on this child ?
ill remember this the next time somebody says something i don't like, and then proceed to beat the hell out of them
or how a bout if i was to do half of what this police officer did, To a police officer cause i was being treated incorrectly, yea i would spend the next 5 to 10 in state prison
and that is enough to promote assusult on this child ?
ill remember this the next time somebody says something i don't like, and then proceed to beat the hell out of them
or how a bout if i was to do half of what this police officer did, To a police officer cause i was being treated incorrectly, yea i would spend the next 5 to 10 in state prison
I don't know how she was acting prior to the video, BUT, it's pretty ******* clear that she kicked off her shoes when they asked at the door, and she did it lightly. They probably didn't even touch the officer based on how high her foot came up, maybe hit their shin.
Either way, what where the 2 punches for? She wasn't even fighting back, and even if she was struggling, she had two guys much bigger than her. It looked like she put up little struggle.
Either way, what where the 2 punches for? She wasn't even fighting back, and even if she was struggling, she had two guys much bigger than her. It looked like she put up little struggle.
Hey man are you BLIND? shes standing inside the room i would say she was complying, wow i can't believe there's people like you that would defend that type of out of control behavior with a handcuffed juvie, i hope that cop gets fired and charged with assualt, a felony!!!!....
p.s. good thing she wasn't ur sister, daughter, or ur mother!!!!!!!
p.s. good thing she wasn't ur sister, daughter, or ur mother!!!!!!!
p.s. would you feel any different about it had she just killed or injured your sister, daughter or mother?
I agree, the video is disturbing, and all I'm saying is that there is no need to rush to judgement. She did put up a good fight, which suggests that maybe she's not as defenseless and naive as many of you want to believe.
03-09-2009, 08:19 PM
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But if she is in for something petty the cop shoulda controlled it, regardless of what goes on in jails, so because we allow violence to happen in jails does that mean that the cops have to participate, shoot I say simple sedation is the key, a big *** mother ****** is goin down with some horse tranquilizers. Violence be gets more violence. WHy not try and stop it or subdue it instead of adding to it?
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03-09-2009, 08:45 PM
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Non-compliance can be simple verbal defiance. Maybe she had spit on them - nobody here knows. Was the force necessary? I don't know - we can debate it all day. And yes, I'm sure you'd get 10 for assult on a police officer, if not a serious beat-down too. I'm not sure I get your point - your comparison is not even relevant.
. She did put up a good fight, which suggests that maybe she's not as defenseless and naive as many of you want to believe.
i think you really need to review this video cause the only fighting i see is by the two cops against one child
03-09-2009, 11:52 PM
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If you assault a cop (really assault a cop, none of this nickel and dime **** like farting and waving it at a cop), you deserve an appropriate beat down.
Kicking your shoes at a cop, no matter what words or attitude accompany it, should never result in actions like that.
03-10-2009, 12:04 AM
#54
While she probably deserved an *** beating, she is obviously a POS, since she was driving a stolen car and was being a little bitch, the officer overreacted and was out of line, its not his job to dole out street justice. If he cant control a mouthy 15 year old then he probably should not be a cop, not everyone deserves to wear the badge and gun and sometimes they make it thru the cracks. The only real tragedy here is that she is going to get paid and will learn absolutely nothing, other than if you act like a POS you will get PAID.
03-10-2009, 12:16 AM
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I agree with everything except for the hitting in the back of the head. You know that she had to say something stupid too. Like threaten the guys family or something.
03-10-2009, 01:18 AM
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Maybe it was the officer's significant other? 
"Domestic violence is 2 to 4 times more common in police families than in the general population. In two separate studies, 40% of police officers self-report that they have used violence against their domestic partners within the last year. In the general population, it's estimated that domestic violence occurs in about 10% of families."
"Domestic violence is 2 to 4 times more common in police families than in the general population. In two separate studies, 40% of police officers self-report that they have used violence against their domestic partners within the last year. In the general population, it's estimated that domestic violence occurs in about 10% of families."
03-10-2009, 02:25 AM
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No matter what the girl said or did would not cause the reaction to be justified by any means. teen girl for heavens sake! yeah they are known for attitude etc. that officer knows better and he needs a full evaluation including psych.......from the looks of the way he charged her this was not the first time he has done this! i am usually on the officers side but this one is unjustified................
03-10-2009, 12:04 PM
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You are an absolute moron. No use in talking to people like you. Can you not see the video? I hope they treat your daughter/wife/or sister the same way.
03-10-2009, 12:26 PM
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I don't know how she was acting prior to the video, BUT, it's pretty ******* clear that she kicked off her shoes when they asked at the door, and she did it lightly. They probably didn't even touch the officer based on how high her foot came up, maybe hit their shin.
Either way, what where the 2 punches for? She wasn't even fighting back, and even if she was struggling, she had two guys much bigger than her. It looked like she put up little struggle.
Either way, what where the 2 punches for? She wasn't even fighting back, and even if she was struggling, she had two guys much bigger than her. It looked like she put up little struggle.
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