Malus Darkblade
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The only way this could have ended better is if the cops died too. I suppose a dead jogger is sufficient though.
U.S. Riots of May 2020 over George Floyd and others - ITT: a bunch of faggots butthurt about worthless internet stickers
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I always enjoy watching the performances the mental olympians of KF put on
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>a handcuffed man can hurt a police officer
Guess that means every resisting perp should have their spinal column crushed in, can't risk hurting the police officer!
>destroying evidence
without their hands, of course
>leading the police on a long chase
There's a reason why runners (sprinters or long distance) run unhandcuffed (hint: fatigue is a bitch)
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DumbDude42
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theoretically he could use headbutts or kicks to attack. sure it sounds retarded but you never know with drugged out suspects.
but realistically, he won't. and if you're actually concerned about it, put cuffs or shackles on his feet and he won't be able to do anything at all. a fucking cable tie will do the job, it's really not that hard to restrain someone.
DavieJones714
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The cop looks so relaxed in the photo. Charge that pig.
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Not getting into the greater thread discussion (for the record, I think the cops are firmly in the wrong here), but I just want to ask: where on the doll did the cops bad touch you?
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I wanna know what happened before hand and a toxicology screen before making any judgement myself.
If he was on PCP by some chance though I'm going to be siding with the cops on it. Shit people do on that stuff is ridiculous.
If he was on PCP by some chance though I'm going to be siding with the cops on it. Shit people do on that stuff is ridiculous.
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Kicking him or beating him with their battons while he's cuffed on the ground would be excessive force. Merely pinning him in place so he doesn't get up to run or start fighting isn’t.
They didn't shoot him or beat him over the head with a flashlight. Lethal force has a very specific meaning. Just because he died doesn't mean it was leathal force. He very well could have been high on something or had a heart condition and the stress killed him. Again, wait for the autopsy report to come out before making definitive statements.
Exactly. There are some pretty ignorant people in this thread that just don't get how dangerous being a police officer is, and what certain narcotics can do to a person. Perps on PCP have been known to break steel handcuffs, ignore being tazed or shot, and even take slugs and buckshot at close range and keep on fighting/running until they finally bleed out enough to stop moving, which can take a while. Shit like PCP completely suppresses pain response, rational thinking, and pumps adrenaline output way up. Even a little guy under the influence of PCP can become dangerous to handle. A big strong guy on PCP can potentially turn into the Hulk.
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ColtWalker1847
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Nope. Truck driver. You must have gotten confused because I didn't use greentext like a channer. Sorry, not an idiot. Used quotation marks.
Anyways, have fun fighting the cops over stupid petty shit that will probably get thrown out by a judge. Make sure their bodycams get your goodside before they smash it in with a nightstick. Then bleed and cry and do jail time for it. That'll show 'em.
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What could an unarmed handcuffed man even do to four officers at that point? And why pin down his neck instead of his back?
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"Based in the first degree." isn't a charge.
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Have you ever tried to subdue a person? No play-fighting bullshit but in an actual brawling situation? It's fucking difficult. If that person is fit and big it's even harder. Then if that person is on drugs multiply that effort. I could definitely believe that four cops would have issues, especially if one or two of the cops isn't physically assertive, fit, or large enough.
Saying they used "lethal force" is just you being gay with your words. They didn't choose to use lethal force, it's not as if they shot him, they used force that ended up being lethal but that's not the same thing. If an officer tazed someone who had a heart condition and that person then died we wouldn't demonize the cop for choosing to use lethal force. Well, you would, but sensible people wouldn't.
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I already went over this, but apparently some people can't read. Pinning the neck is common with law enforcement because it's an easy and usually safe way for the officer to maintain control over the perp while also making it difficult for the perp to gain leverage to attack or get up. With their face turned to the side, their shoulders, clavicles, and face typically provide support to keep their air passage open. Pinning the back is often more dangerous than the neck because the officer is putting weight down, and thus compressing, the lungs and diaphragm making it more difficult for the perp to breathe. Now if the officer was putting his knee directly on the front of his neck, then everyone's argument would be more valid.
And again, the fact that the perp could talk to complain about not being able to breathe means his airway was open and the officer wasn't cutting off his air.
Edit: And "unarmed and cuffed" doesn't mean "no longer a threat". Several officers have lost their lives because they let their guard down, figuring a perp was no longer a threat. Cuffed perps have grabbed guns out of holsters or knives out of their pants or socks that the police missed and then killed the officer. Those things happening in the past are the reason officers handle cuffing and maintaining control over the perp the way they do now, like pinning their neck until there are more officers to help maintain control of the perp until they're in a vehicle.
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No, and I'd
why did he die then?
First of all, I wouldn't sign up to be a cop because I don't want to chase down criminals and pin them down. Second, cops get special training that teaches them the proper ways of handling people.
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Super-Chevy454
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To think the Minneapolis police had hired once a Somalian cop who shot a witness in 2017... There was a thread about that guy.
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We won't know until the autopsy comes back. Again, he could have been under the influence of drugs or had a heart condition and the stress of the situation caused his heart to give out. The sensation of not being able to breathe is common with heart attacks.
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Look at the trail of urine on the street, he fucking died after being suffocated, having his neck get crushed by the cop's knee.
Unless you want to argue that having a cop dig his knee into your neck/cervical spine is completely painless and does no harm at all, now.
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ShortBusDriver
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And the chimp outs begin
Which once again proves, what exactly is the point of Black Lies Matter?
All four officers are fired, they may be charged, the incident just happened, so what do they want? Other than anarchy for anarchy's sake
Which once again proves, what exactly is the point of Black Lies Matter?
All four officers are fired, they may be charged, the incident just happened, so what do they want? Other than anarchy for anarchy's sake
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