King Cobra
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Of course this took place in NYC and they will get nothing more than paid vacation. When will people start doing something about this.
Not to mention it seems he had to put up with police harassment in the past repeatedly.
There is no doubt that police brutality has been on an upslope in frequency, and this is not a good sign for any nation. You have to keep in mind only a very tiny fraction of such incidents even make it to recorded footage which the press can get a hold of.
In a world with a justice system that works as intended, those cops should be standing on trial for murder.
At the videos end, the cop who had choke-held Garner can be seen staring at the camera that was videotaping him.
This had nothing to do with the fight, this had something to do with something else, the cop said, and walked away.
I'm just wondering, is there any public outcry in the States over this? Granted you have a way larger population so more incidents are expected, but even one incident caught on tape like this over here would fill the airwaves for weeks. The police would have to punish whoever did it just based on public pressure.
American police are scum.
Well, with the amount of officers in this video I would say that was more than just "some." Obviously not all of them are bad, but enough shit goes on that those kind of broad statements are at least mildly acceptable.To imply that that is indicative of the behavior of most police officers in America is nonsense.
Are some police officers bad people? Sure.
Are most police officers bad people? No.
And why should I be sympathetic when one of these scum in uniform is killed again? I'm done trying to even feel any kind of remote sympathy for them. They are sub-human in my eyes from now on.
American police are scum.
I'm just wondering, is there any public outcry in the States over this? Granted you have a way larger population so more incidents are expected, but even one incident caught on tape like this over here would fill the airwaves for weeks. The police would have to punish whoever did it just based on public pressure.
OT: I have read somewhere that LiveLeak is previously known as Ogrish.com
Is this true ?
To imply that that is indicative of the behavior of most police officers in America is nonsense.
Are some police officers bad people? Sure.
Are most police officers bad people? No.
American policing is brutal. Why is violence the first step to resorting a situation every time in these videos?
American policing is brutal. Why is violence the first step to resorting a situation every time in these videos?
If they can't handle the stress of talking to an overweight asthmatic without choking him to death, they probably have the wrong job.There have been a few instances where police were killed for not acting fast enough. Just try to remember that most of these guys are putting themselves in harms way 7 days a week. It can mess with your nerves.
To imply that that is indicative of the behavior of most police officers in America is nonsense.
Are some police officers bad people? Sure.
Are most police officers bad people? No.
Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?The police need to be policed.
I'm just wondering, is there any public outcry in the States over this? Granted you have a way larger population so more incidents are expected, but even one incident caught on tape like this over here would fill the airwaves for weeks. The police would have to punish whoever did it just based on public pressure.
To imply that that is indicative of the behavior of most police officers in America is nonsense.
Are some police officers bad people? Sure.
Are most police officers bad people? No.
They aren't trained to nonviolently diffuse such situations.American policing is brutal. Why is violence the first step to resorting a situation every time in these videos?
I'm just wondering, is there any public outcry in the States over this? Granted you have a way larger population so more incidents are expected, but even one incident caught on tape like this over here would fill the airwaves for weeks. The police would have to punish whoever did it just based on public pressure.
Get the fuck out of here with that lame ass excuse.
I don't care that most cops are good people, I care that while it's a small number overall, it's a growing trend and absolutely nothing is being done about it. We are usually told that "after an internal investigation was conducted, no wrongdoing by the police officer(s) in question was found".
And this shit isn't seen in a single area, it's all over the nation.
To imply that that is indicative of the behavior of most police officers in America is nonsense.
Are some police officers bad people? Sure.
Are most police officers bad people? No.
It's not an excuse, it's a statistical probability.
I agree that these asshole cops need to be thrown in jail/fired. My point is that implying that most police officers behave this way is hyperbole.
OT: I have read somewhere that LiveLeak is previously known as Ogrish.com
Is this true ?
Of course this took place in NYC and they will get nothing more than paid vacation. When will people start doing something about this.
How the fuck are these cops trained so fucking badly.
It's not an excuse, it's a statistical probability.
I agree that these asshole cops need to be thrown in jail/fired. My point is that implying that most police officers behave this way is hyperbole.
461 U.S. 95 (1983) was a United States Supreme Court decision holding that the plaintiff, Adolph Lyons, lacked standing to challenge the city police department's alleged chokehold policy. Lyons, an African American, had been subjected to a chokehold after being stopped for a traffic violation. He sought both compensatory damages for the chokehold, and declaratory and injunctive relief against the department's chokehold policy (he introduced evidence that from 1975 to 1983, sixteen people, including twelve African Americans, had been killed by police chokeholds). In an opinion authored by Justice White, the Court held, 5-4, that Lyons had failed to allege a sufficiently plausible threat of future injury to have standing for an injunction; Lyons did, however, have standing for his damages action, since this was retrospective and the injury--being subjected to the chokehold--was concrete and particular.
If the "good" cops are either unable or unwilling to pursue justice when it comes to their fellows then there are no good cops.
The man died for breaking up a fight between others. NYPD accused him of selling untaxed ciggies and then ganged up on him with chokes and slams. What a way to go. And then people act surprised when cases like Chris Dorner happen.