Hey cop lovers, try and spin this. 66 year old man assaulted by cop.

I'm looking forward to how you lot are going to spin, I'm expecting the usual "We don't know all the circumstances"

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BoC4DXuSsSI&feature=youtu.be

Ridiculous that he wasn't fired, the fact that he turned off his audio equipment is clear evidence that he was planning to beat this poor man up, and they even tazered him while he was on the ground.

What's wrong with the old guy? did he do something stupid or just standing there,I know the cops don't like him for a reason but that doesn't mean he could beat the poor old guy...poor old guy,he didn't deserve thatSmashbrossive50

This says it all...

Crooked white cops:evil::evil:

If the dashcam was offline,are there any bypassers seeing this?Smashbrossive50

People are jerks, but to treat an entire group of people like renegades simply because of the false actions of some individuals from within the group is a false action in itself.

Going to the States requires me to understand the meaning of " The Land of the Free" the " free" part comes in my mind that says...is it right to beat up anyone just because it's a free country? I would say no,freedom in living does not count in free to attack anyone,even if that person was a government officialSmashbrossive50

if I were the Supreme Court justice I would give him a doing time in jail for beating up a black guy,and I suppose that he had a bad case of racism,don't police ever show respect,patriotism and they abruptly forsake the " To Serve and Protect" motto only because the target does not look like him? such a shame,men are born equal no matter how they look like

Smashbrossive50

Yeh throw his ass in general pop and make sure everyone knows he's a cop and that he likes to beat up elderley black guys, see how long you last in there tough guy:evil::evil:

[QUOTE="Smashbrossive50"]Going to the States requires me to understand the meaning of " The Land of the Free" the " free" part comes in my mind that says...is it right to beat up anyone just because it's a free country? I would say no,freedom in living does not count in free to attack anyone,even if that person was a government officialLJS9502_basic

He was dangerous. He had a knife and gun

Going to the States requires me to understand the meaning of " The Land of the Free" the " free" part comes in my mind that says...is it right to beat up anyone just because it's a free country? I would say no,freedom in living does not count in free to attack anyone,even if that person was a government officialSmashbrossive50

Doesn't matter if he is 66 or 25. If he is a threat then he needs to be neutralized.

People are jerks, but to treat an entire group of people like renegades simply because of the false actions of some individuals from within the group is a false action in itself.

sune_Gem

this. Not at all justifying what the cop did, but that doesn't make every cop bad.

[QUOTE="sune_Gem"]

People are jerks, but to treat an entire group of people like renegades simply because of the false actions of some individuals from within the group is a false action in itself.

turtlethetaffer

this. Not at all justifying what the cop did, but that doesn't make every cop bad.

[QUOTE="turtlethetaffer"]

[QUOTE="sune_Gem"]

People are jerks, but to treat an entire group of people like renegades simply because of the false actions of some individuals from within the group is a false action in itself.

junglist101

this. Not at all justifying what the cop did, but that doesn't make every cop bad.

Says who...? Most cops I know are very friendly people who just want to do their job.

Is the fact that the man is 66 somehow relevant?

Is the fact that the man is 66 somehow relevant?

worlock77

Older people are generally viewed as harmless, so it implies the guy was defensless.

[QUOTE="junglist101"]

[QUOTE="turtlethetaffer"]

this. Not at all justifying what the cop did, but that doesn't make every cop bad.

turtlethetaffer

Says who...? Most cops I know are very friendly people who just want to do their job.

This says it all...

Crooked white cops:evil::evil:

l34052

[QUOTE="turtlethetaffer"]

[QUOTE="junglist101"]Yeah but the ratio of good cops to bad cops is dwindling.  Most of them are hyper aggressive and think they can dish out physical punishment(which is exactly what a tazer has become, a punishment tool) via electrocution because you say or do something they simply don't like.  They have a them vs. us attitude and view law abiding citizens as their subordinates.  

junglist101

Says who...? Most cops I know are very friendly people who just want to do their job.

Well basically my point is that not all cops are going to beat up elderly men :|

It was stated the guy had an illness and didnt even have a knife.

[QUOTE="junglist101"]

[QUOTE="turtlethetaffer"]

Says who...? Most cops I know are very friendly people who just want to do their job.

turtlethetaffer

Well basically my point is that not all cops are going to beat up elderly men :|

[QUOTE="worlock77"]

Is the fact that the man is 66 somehow relevant?

turtlethetaffer

Older people are generally viewed as harmless, so it implies the guy was defensless.

I dunno. I've met some pretty tough old people. My grandfather, for instance, was still charging into burning buildings at 66 years old.

[QUOTE="turtlethetaffer"]

[QUOTE="worlock77"]

Is the fact that the man is 66 somehow relevant?

worlock77

Older people are generally viewed as harmless, so it implies the guy was defensless.

I dunno. I've met some pretty tough old people. My grandfather, for instance, was still charging into burning buildings at 66 years old.

Just because some police officers are dicks doesn't mean all are.

Granted in some countries like Russia or America there are more bad ones than in other countries. 

[QUOTE="turtlethetaffer"]

[QUOTE="worlock77"]

Is the fact that the man is 66 somehow relevant?

worlock77

Older people are generally viewed as harmless, so it implies the guy was defensless.

I dunno. I've met some pretty tough old people. My grandfather, for instance, was still charging into burning buildings at 66 years old.

I was just saying, I'm not saying that all old people are harmless. But they are generally viewed that way by society.

Wasn't it stated the old man had an illness? So it wasn't really his fault and he looked like he had an illness.

Just because some police officers are dicks doesn't mean all are.

Granted in some countries like Russia or America there are more bad ones than in other countries. 

toast_burner

[QUOTE="toast_burner"]

Just because some police officers are dicks doesn't mean all are.

Granted in some countries like Russia or America there are more bad ones than in other countries. 

Nibroc420

[QUOTE="turtlethetaffer"]

[QUOTE="junglist101"]Yeah but the ratio of good cops to bad cops is dwindling.  Most of them are hyper aggressive and think they can dish out physical punishment(which is exactly what a tazer has become, a punishment tool) via electrocution because you say or do something they simply don't like.  They have a them vs. us attitude and view law abiding citizens as their subordinates.  

junglist101

Says who...? Most cops I know are very friendly people who just want to do their job.

A lot of the way police treat you has to do with your attitude and demeanor. Plenty of law adibing citizens become irate when pulled over by the police because "why are you harrassing a law abiding citizen!!?? Don't you have real bad guys to catch!!?".

[QUOTE="Nibroc420"][QUOTE="toast_burner"]

Just because some police officers are dicks doesn't mean all are.

Granted in some countries like Russia or America there are more bad ones than in other countries. 

toast_burner

[QUOTE="toast_burner"]

[QUOTE="Nibroc420"] Does the fact the other officers are fine with his actions, and thus do not arrest him and charge him with assault... Maybe suggest they're dicks for allowing this to happen?Nibroc420

[QUOTE="worlock77"]

[QUOTE="turtlethetaffer"]

Older people are generally viewed as harmless, so it implies the guy was defensless.

Nibroc420

I dunno. I've met some pretty tough old people. My grandfather, for instance, was still charging into burning buildings at 66 years old.

That's a crock of shit. The state of your mind and reflexes aren't dependant upon your age.

[QUOTE="Nibroc420"][QUOTE="worlock77"]

I dunno. I've met some pretty tough old people. My grandfather, for instance, was still charging into burning buildings at 66 years old.

worlock77

That's a crock of shit. The state of your mind and reflexes aren't dependant upon your age.

There's a reason they deal with officers like this behind closed doors.chrisrooR

[QUOTE="worlock77"]

[QUOTE="Nibroc420"] Doesn't matter. At 66 his reflexes and mind would be going. He'd be getting weaker. Biology doesn't lie.Nibroc420

That's a crock of shit. The state of your mind and reflexes aren't dependant upon your age.

Not necessarily. It has more to do with your overall condition than your age. But why am I bothering to argue with a contrarian shit-troll?

[QUOTE="chrisrooR"]There's a reason they deal with officers like this behind closed doors.Nibroc420

The problem isn't police brutality: there are good cops and bad cops everywhere. It's just that most of the bad cops you hear in the news get a slap on the wrist.

The problem isn't police brutality: there are good cops and bad cops everywhere. It's just that most of the bad cops you hear in the news get a slap on the wrist.

one_plum

Same as always: People who rely on generalizations of a group of people based on the actions of a few individuals are complete and utter morons in my book.

It's like saying everyone on the planet hates America because the internet is full of people with the mentality of an angsty white teenager from the suburbs.

Holy fvcking shit. THERE ARE BAD POLICE OFFICERS? No way...

Holy fvcking shit. THERE ARE BAD POLICE OFFICERS? No way...

airshocker