Police take advantage of a Drunk Girl

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FJaAe7sYoCA&feature=related

Police take advantage of a Drunk Girl that came to a Police Station. For some reason they forgot that there are cameras in the building. Police take advantage of a Drunk Girl that came to a Police Station. For some reason they forgot that there are cameras in the building.

Police take advantage of a Drunk Girl that came to a Police Station. For some reason they forgot that there are cameras in the building. Police take advantage of a Drunk Girl that came to a Police Station. For some reason they forgot that there are cameras in the building.

lol i think your drunk

That was not so bad, it was bad, but not as criminal as some other cops.

Isn't this old?

No touchy. Pictures are fine. That's what she gets. At least she was being a drunk ho in a PS and not in some seedy alley bar. Easily could have become a scene from The Accused.

Paramedic over in England did much worse. Undressed a girl in his ambulance and took photos of her. He got caught.

Y'know I always thought cops were a little pathetic, and I never thought they had much in the IQ department.

But there they go setting a new benchmark for pathetic and stupid.

Next, they'll be recording themselves raping a girl and posting it on YouTube...

Ah, but haven't we all? :oops:

That is just sad but the girl is also to blame.

Y'know I always thought cops were a little pathetic, and I never thought they had much in the IQ department.

But there they go setting a new benchmark for pathetic and stupid.

Next, they'll be recording themselves raping a girl and posting it on YouTube...

RaZoR_RaiN

[QUOTE="RaZoR_RaiN"]

Y'know I always thought cops were a little pathetic, and I never thought they had much in the IQ department.

But there they go setting a new benchmark for pathetic and stupid.

Next, they'll be recording themselves raping a girl and posting it on YouTube...

zombiefruit

[QUOTE="RaZoR_RaiN"]

Y'know I always thought cops were a little pathetic, and I never thought they had much in the IQ department.

But there they go setting a new benchmark for pathetic and stupid.

Next, they'll be recording themselves raping a girl and posting it on YouTube...

zombiefruit

Ah...

Clearly you missed the humour in my exaggerated prediction... :lol:

It was designed to highlight the stupidity of police officers acting like little kids with erections in front of surveillance cameras.

However, I do enjoy a good debate. So if we were to take me seriously for spits and giggles...

Everything starts somewhere. Do you think that when somebody commits murder it's their first act of violence? Do you think heroin is the first drug somebody experiments with? Furthermore, while the severity of any act can rise if it isn't addressed effectively, the motivation is generally more worthy of examination than the act itself. The concern in this case is that people in positions of power and responsibility can be so easily reduced to imbecilic, hard-on wielding children when confronted with a young girl in a drunken state...

If they can behave this poorly in a police station in front of cameras, what are they capable of in dark alleys? Remember, we pay these people to 'protect' the public. This 'duty of care' includes protecting people in an intoxicated state from themselves where necessary...

Everyone should find footage like this legitimately concerning.

[QUOTE="zombiefruit"][QUOTE="RaZoR_RaiN"]

Y'know I always thought cops were a little pathetic, and I never thought they had much in the IQ department.

But there they go setting a new benchmark for pathetic and stupid.

Next, they'll be recording themselves raping a girl and posting it on YouTube...

RaZoR_RaiN

Ah...

Clearly you missed the humour in my exaggerated prediction... :lol:

It was designed to highlight the stupidity of police officers acting like little kids with erections in front of surveillance cameras.

However, I do enjoy a good debate. So if we were to take me seriously for spits and giggles...

Everything starts somewhere. Do you think that when somebody commits murder it's their first act of violence? Do you think heroin is the first drug somebody experiments with? Furthermore, while the severity of any act can rise if it isn't addressed effectively, the motivation is generally more worthy of examination than the act itself. The concern in this case is that people in positions of power and responsibility can be so easily reduced to imbecilic, hard-on wielding children when confronted with a young girl in a drunken state...

If they can behave this poorly in a police station in front of cameras, what are they capable of in dark alleys? Remember, we pay these people to 'protect' the public. This 'duty of care' includes protecting people in an intoxicated state from themselves where necessary...

Everyone should find footage like this legitimately concerning.

She obviously didnt see it as a big deal :| She was posing and climbing on the front desk and stuff.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FJaAe7sYoCA&feature=related

Police take advantage of a Drunk Girl that came to a Police Station. For some reason they forgot that there are cameras in the building. Police take advantage of a Drunk Girl that came to a Police Station. For some reason they forgot that there are cameras in the building.

12Bullets

This **** is really old. Personally it gets me very angry that people can believe this **** Where did they take advantage of her? She actively participated in everything and she started off by putting her leg on top of the desk when they offered her some coffee... WTF is that? On top of that they say that the police took advantage of a drunk girl, but offered no proof as to how she was drunk... The only thing they had was that she was waiting for someone to pick her up. Any one of you would've done the same thing if u were in that position. A sexy chick putting her self all on top of you? 2 cops lost their jobs while 2 were suspended. I think the cops should've been smarter then that, but they shouldn't have lost their jobs. All 4 should have been suspended.

[QUOTE="12Bullets"]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FJaAe7sYoCA&feature=related

Police take advantage of a Drunk Girl that came to a Police Station. For some reason they forgot that there are cameras in the building. Police take advantage of a Drunk Girl that came to a Police Station. For some reason they forgot that there are cameras in the building.

This **** is really old. Personally it gets me very angry that people can believe this **** Where did they take advantage of her? She actively participated in everything and she started off by putting her leg on top of the desk when they offered her some coffee... WTF is that? On top of that they say that the police took advantage of a drunk girl, but offered no proof as to how she was drunk... The only thing they had was that she was waiting for someone to pick her up. Any one of you would've done the same thing if u were in that position. A sexy chick putting her self all on top of you? 2 cops lost their jobs while 2 were suspended. I think the cops should've been smarter then that, but they shouldn't have lost their jobs. All 4 should have been suspended.

You guys know the girl participated in the gestures with guys,right? sticking her leg on the table and bending over...

I don't feel a single ounce of sorrow the girl.

both sides are effed up.

Am I the only one who was turned on by that?Big_Bad_Sad

this is very old

I hate to say this, but that vid is pretty old...

Yeah, they were acting really unprofessionally aso. Unacceptable behaviour from a police officer...

Ah, but haven't we all? :oops:

Siofen

1 Girls dumb 2 Cops should not be doing that 3 cops are extra dumb for not paying attention to the cameras -_-MrLions

I think that sums up the whole think very well :P

heh,just give them a couple of drinks so they can pretend that's why the're having sex with you

[QUOTE="zombiefruit"][QUOTE="RaZoR_RaiN"]

Y'know I always thought cops were a little pathetic, and I never thought they had much in the IQ department.

But there they go setting a new benchmark for pathetic and stupid.

Next, they'll be recording themselves raping a girl and posting it on YouTube...

RaZoR_RaiN

Ah...

Clearly you missed the humour in my exaggerated prediction... :lol:

It was designed to highlight the stupidity of police officers acting like little kids with erections in front of surveillance cameras.

However, I do enjoy a good debate. So if we were to take me seriously for spits and giggles...

Everything starts somewhere. Do you think that when somebody commits murder it's their first act of violence? Do you think heroin is the first drug somebody experiments with? Furthermore, while the severity of any act can rise if it isn't addressed effectively, the motivation is generally more worthy of examination than the act itself. The concern in this case is that people in positions of power and responsibility can be so easily reduced to imbecilic, hard-on wielding children when confronted with a young girl in a drunken state...

If they can behave this poorly in a police station in front of cameras, what are they capable of in dark alleys? Remember, we pay these people to 'protect' the public. This 'duty of care' includes protecting people in an intoxicated state from themselves where necessary...

Everyone should find footage like this legitimately concerning.

Police are men (and women), men are imperfect, therefore there is no such thing as a perfect police officer. Sometimes they have momentary lapses of reason. I work side by side with police officers everyday and a lot of them are good, smart stewards of the law; some are idiots. To paint with such a broad brush and level your condecension at them is of little consequence because most people feel the same way, yet police officers continue to protect people like you who have little respect for them.

[QUOTE="RaZoR_RaiN"]

[QUOTE="zombiefruit"] Rape =/= taking pictures of a drunk girl. That's like saying because I punched my friend one day I'm going to kill him the next.my_mortal_coil

Ah...

Clearly you missed the humour in my exaggerated prediction... :lol:

It was designed to highlight the stupidity of police officers acting like little kids with erections in front of surveillance cameras.

However, I do enjoy a good debate. So if we were to take me seriously for spits and giggles...

Everything starts somewhere. Do you think that when somebody commits murder it's their first act of violence? Do you think heroin is the first drug somebody experiments with? Furthermore, while the severity of any act can rise if it isn't addressed effectively, the motivation is generally more worthy of examination than the act itself. The concern in this case is that people in positions of power and responsibility can be so easily reduced to imbecilic, hard-on wielding children when confronted with a young girl in a drunken state...

If they can behave this poorly in a police station in front of cameras, what are they capable of in dark alleys? Remember, we pay these people to 'protect' the public. This 'duty of care' includes protecting people in an intoxicated state from themselves where necessary...

Everyone should find footage like this legitimately concerning.

Police are men (and women), men are imperfect, therefore there is no such thing as a perfect police officer. Sometimes they have momentary lapses of reason. I work side by side with police officers everyday and a lot of them are good, smart stewards of the law; some are idiots. To paint with such a broad brush and level your condecension at them is of little consequence because most people feel the same way, yet police officers continue to protect people like you who have little respect for them.

Okay, I have a challenge for you...

I want you to do some primary research....

First ask 100 people whether they have been poorly treated by the police in some way.

Then, ask 100 people how often the police have saved them from anything.

A crusading defender of the police like yourself may be shocked at the results.

Police provide the 'illusion' of safety. Nothing more.

happens all the time.