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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WpE3CpaEN84&t=290s http://thefreethoughtproject.com/video-shows-deputy-smash-autistic-mans-skull-ground-killing-joking/ Heroic officer was forced to gain control of this violent criminal with a legal take down hold/skull split. Other heroes stood by to later corroborate his story.
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Booourns posted:Beating him for 20min, restraining him, and injecting him with drugs before leaving him alone certainly shouldn't be the way they respond ! He's not stupid, unfortunately, he's a boot licker, which is worse. Dumb or ignorant people can be shown the error of their thinking, ideological zealots can't.
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Dum Cumpster posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WpE3CpaEN84&t=290s I could tell from the beginning of the video which cop was going to do it, you could tell from his body language that he had some serious contempt for the guy. I'm guessing it's the irrational hatred of the "other", it affects disabled people as much as it affects minorities.
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May 14, 2015 22:11
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How does each version of this thread manage to be worse than the previous one?
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-Troika- posted:How does each version of this thread manage to be worse than the previous one? simple, the cops keep getting worse so the apologia becomes ever more absurd
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Dum Cumpster posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WpE3CpaEN84&t=290s No remorse, no emotion, nothing. Every single one of them are scum. American cops are loving scumbags and I would never trust any person that is employed as one. I like how they also cuff his lifeless body to the stretcher. Real loving heroes, not. http://www.washingtonpost.com/news/morning-mix/wp/2015/05/13/video-ohio-sheriffs-deputy-body-slammed-drunk-man-before-he-died/ There is another video from a different angle and you can clearly see the scumbag physically lift the autistic dude up into the air and slam him, head first, into the ground. No loving remorse whatsoever just pure malicious intent. Checkout this article for brilliant journalism. http://www.inquisitr.com/2056879/david-dehmann-autistic-man-killed-by-ohio-cop-head-smashed-on-ground-during-take-down-hold/ quote:Once at the jail’s booking area, Dehmann allegedly tried to hit a deputy in the face. Deputy Chase Wright was on the receiving end of Dehmann’s blows and decided to use a take down hold on the man. The deputy performed the maneuver, but in the process the autistic man’s head was smashed against the ground. Agrajag fucked around with this message at 01:18 on May 15, 2015 |
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That manner of writing is so loving infuriating: "The deputy performed the maneuver, but in the process the autistic man’s head was smashed against the ground." No, the deputy smashed the autistic man's head against the ground. It's not something that just happened, out of anyone's control. The cop smashed his head against the ground and killed him. Those are the clear facts.
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Agrajag posted:http://www.washingtonpost.com/news/morning-mix/wp/2015/05/13/video-ohio-sheriffs-deputy-body-slammed-drunk-man-before-he-died/ quote:Despite the video, it’s still not completely clear what caused Dehmann’s death. seriously?
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His years of taking [medication] left him with a pre-existing skull condition that allowed it to be easily smashable. How was that brave cop merely defending himself from those dagger like fingers supposed to know?
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-Troika- posted:How does each version of this thread manage to be worse than the previous one? USPol sold us a bunch of shitposts on the cheap as a result of anti-terror legislation.
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May 15, 2015 01:41
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Dead Reckoning posted:How should the police respond, other than force, if a prisoner decides not to return to his cell or refuses to surrender his hands for cuffing? Just wait until he feels like complying? If the only alternative is to beat/body-slam/taze/shoot the prisoner to death, then perhaps they should wait until he feels like complying. Forest missing, trees found.
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Dead Reckoning posted:How should the police respond, other than force, if a prisoner decides not to return to his cell or refuses to surrender his hands for cuffing? Just wait until he feels like complying? Humans used to just wait outside castles for months hoping that someone they didn't like would starve and come out of their hiding place. Just a little event known as the middle ages. I somehow fail to believe this guy could have lasted a week under medieval conditions and yet somehow after becoming technologically advanced enough to send an object into orbit around the planet and to beam messages at the speed of light and a whole host of other things we just couldn't figure out any novel solutions to getting a prisoner back into his cell without killing anybody. We try as a species but it could have taken hours maybe even days to figure out a way to keep him alive and we just don't have that kind of time anymore.
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Dead Reckoning posted:How should the police respond, other than force, if a prisoner decides not to return to his cell or refuses to surrender his hands for cuffing? Just wait until he feels like complying? How should a person respond if someone decides to sexually assault their friend?
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Dazzling Addar posted:simple, the cops keep getting worse so the apologia becomes ever more absurd They are not getting worse.
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Vahakyla posted:They are not getting worse. They're perceived to be worse by a lot of people because now we have all this video of them doing stuff they've done for a long, long time.
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Lemming posted:They're perceived to be worse by a lot of people because now we have all this video of them doing stuff they've done for a long, long time. Everybody else knew they sucked already.
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Lemming posted:Where in any posts in this entire thread has anyone said or implied that police should never use force? You're trying to spin everyone else's position by exaggerating to make it seem ridiculous, because you're a boot licker, and not in this conversation in good faith. Cops should be allowed to use force when appropriate. They shouldn't be allowed to randomly assault people and/or beat them to death. Also, yes, most PD use-of-force guidelines have provisions for strikes to the head and body. Booourns posted:Beating him for 20min, restraining him, and injecting him with drugs before leaving him alone certainly shouldn't be the way they respond ! Tubesock Holocaust posted:If the only alternative is to beat/body-slam/taze/shoot the prisoner to death, then perhaps they should wait until he feels like complying. reignofevil posted:Humans used to just wait outside castles for months hoping that someone they didn't like would starve and come out of their hiding place. Just a little event known as the middle ages.
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Dead Reckoning posted:The problem is you're taking the post-facto position that, because Bornstein died, the police must have done something wrong. If the appropriateness of force can only be judged by its effect, it's impossible to have any guidelines for its use. Do you think that wrestling with the police should be recognized as a symptom of an oncoming heart attack? Because it seems like a lot of these deaths in custody by heart attack are proceeded by police restraint techniques against uncooperative individuals.
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FRINGE posted:A former prosecutor said the case reveals a fundamental flaw built into investigations of law enforcement officers, who work closely with the State Attorney’s Office to prosecute crimes. This point gets brought up a lot. Would it make sense at this point to have a separate prosecutor for dealing with police and other internal matters to prevent this obvious conflict of interest?
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Salvor_Hardin posted:This point gets brought up a lot. Would it make sense at this point to have a separate prosecutor for dealing with police and other internal matters to prevent this obvious conflict of interest? The South Carolina model where you have a separate state-level police body (SLED) and a separate state level prosecutor seems to work well. SLED in SC basically covers everything that local departments can't or shouldn't, like a state level mini-fed. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/South_Carolina_State_Law_Enforcement_Division Note that there have been several prosecutions of murdercops in South Carolina recently. I believe it's because of this model.
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Khorre posted:Do you think that wrestling with the police should be recognized as a symptom of an oncoming heart attack? Because it seems like a lot of these deaths in custody by heart attack are proceeded by police restraint techniques against uncooperative individuals. Salvor_Hardin posted:This point gets brought up a lot. Would it make sense at this point to have a separate prosecutor for dealing with police and other internal matters to prevent this obvious conflict of interest? Hieronymous Alloy posted:The South Carolina model where you have a separate state-level police body (SLED) and a separate state level prosecutor seems to work well. SLED in SC basically covers everything that local departments can't or shouldn't, like a state level mini-fed. To make what you're talking about work, you need to have the AG or state prosecutor who is insulated from political pressure, or an electorate that broadly supports anti corruption efforts, and a state investigative body that is resourced and empowered to conduct the sort of investigators you want. I'd note that, until recently, local PDs weren't required to request that SLED investigate officer involved deaths. It's not a question of organization, it's a question of culture. Dead Reckoning fucked around with this message at 17:12 on May 15, 2015 |
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Chief: Miami Cops Sent Hundreds Of Racist, Pornographic EmailsThe Associated Press posted:MIAMI (AP) – A handful of Miami Beach police officers sent hundreds of racially offensive and pornographic emails and possibly jeopardized dozens of criminal cases in which they are witnesses, the department's chief said Thursday. But don't worry guys, despite the fact that it took years to address the problem and there's no actual indication anything has changed, it's A New Day. 
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Dead Reckoning posted:The problem is you're taking the post-facto position that, because Bornstein died, the police must have done something wrong. If the appropriateness of force can only be judged by its effect, it's impossible to have any guidelines for its use. Umm isn't that how like it works? I mean, aren't guidelines for use of force based on the effects of what things do? Which is like why beating people should probably not considered Best Practices, because it is very likely to kill or otherwise seriously injure people?
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Franks Happy Place posted:Chief: Miami Cops Sent Hundreds Of Racist, Pornographic Emails "One of the racially offensive emails depicted a board game called "Black Monopoly" in which every square says "go to jail." Are they sure this wasn't from the Colbert report?
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tsa posted:"One of the racially offensive emails depicted a board game called "Black Monopoly" in which every square says "go to jail." quote:Oates said the probe revealed about 230 emails demeaning to African-Americans and women or pornographic in nature. Many were depictions of crude racial jokes involving President Barack Obama or black celebrities such as golfer Tiger Woods. One shows a woman with a black eye and the caption, "Domestic violence. Because sometimes, you have to tell her more than once." Yeah I'm sure racist pro-woman-beaters are brave opponents of injustice working within the system to root out abuse and violence against minorities and reform our discriminatory justice system.
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Dead Reckoning posted:The problem is you're taking the post-facto position that, because Bornstein died, the police must have done something wrong. If the appropriateness of force can only be judged by its effect, it's impossible to have any guidelines for its use. Other countries have police forces that don't seem to have a problem keeping people alive, maybe we should adopt their guidelines? Dead Reckoning posted:Also, yes, most PD use-of-force guidelines have provisions for strikes to the head and body. Right, you're saying he would have died on his own at the exact same time if the cops hadn't intervened?
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A police officer from the next town over south of me got a 10-hour shift without pay as punishment for sending "a text message with a racial slur." The picture in particular that he sent? 
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Yeah I don't think I would text racial slurs to my boss no matter how tight we are.
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Weeaboos getting blown the gently caress out. 
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chitoryu12 posted:A police officer from the next town over south of me got a 10-hour shift without pay as punishment for sending "a text message with a racial slur." Are we 100% sure he didn't get the boot for being a loving Clannad fan?
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mastershakeman posted:That dude is incredibly brave. Seriously. I'm not an open-carry person, beyond when I'm hunting, but I'm glad that I could without too much of an issue if I needed to. If I were black I'd be incredibly reluctant to even go hunting.
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Radish posted:Why did I read the comments?? "White people may have had this happen to them at some point, therefore racism is not real."
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http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=895_1431715651 Such heroes risking their lives. Here you get to see officers risking their lives in watching a black man slowly die on camera in a jail. Oh yeah did I mention they also quote:The El Paso County Sheriff Richard Wiles issues a statement, released to KFOX14, agreeing with the autopsy. American police are sick animals that enjoy watching a person die in front of their eyes while naked like some sick snuff film. Oh yeah you can also suffocate, with people sitting on top of you, which ends up compressing your lungs making it harder to breathe (take in air to your lungs) with every exhalation so you dumb fucks saying someone screaming they can't breathe are lying are seriously dumb as gently caress. Also note nothing he did or has done even comes close to deserving a death sentence anywhere except in the sick minds of those who think those officers did nothing wrong. Agrajag fucked around with this message at 21:44 on May 15, 2015 |
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Its definitely hero-hour all around! http://www.alternet.org/news-amp-politics/18-year-old-girl-dies-jail-after-police-accused-her-faking-medical-emergency quote:18-Year-Old-Girl Dies In Jail After Police Accused Her Of Faking Medical Emergency They
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Appreciate Cop Week is going great!
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Agrajag posted:http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=895_1431715651 Seriously, how dumb are police officers? Like, how do you not understand what a person gasping for breath and slowly dying looks like? Are all cops under a 3rd grade education level? How did we arrive at a place where our arbiters of our laws have such little brain capacity that they seem like they need help tying their shoes?
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