Police beating justified??

[AK-47]

Pay attention CeilingDummy, this is what a real police beating looks like
(plus a tasering to boot).

I think the batons may have been a bit excessive

http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=19a_1422481760

 

[red]

Police beatings are never justified

 

[wazup]

What were they supposed to do, I thought they were too gentle. I guess they should tickle him until he gives in, that would make the patsies on here happy.:thumb:

 

[asuran]

LOL at the guy in the vid. WTF is he trying to do?
Failed at stealing a car, got caught, start yelling and got naked laying on the floor.

I also don't think it was excessive. Need to beat him more, actually. Or need one of those dart guns to put him to sleep and then remove him.

 

[Frosty]

We all know that the police force are the new mafia.

 

[jcpro]

These two cops are pathetic. Whatever they pay them it's way too much.

 

[Twister]

call an ambulance maybe? have him sedated somehow? he appeared to be unwell .... no?

Unwell but smart enough to try to steal a car? Could be that he's putting up an act to pass as a sick man rather than a common thief. Maybe he is really schizophrenic ...Even if the man is psychotic the only way to sedate him is to inject him with a very fast acting drug. Very fast.

 

[trtinajax]

How does one steal a car from the middle of the showroom floor?

 

[Mervyn]

Country and western music video gone wrong ?

 

[radagast]

Country and western music video gone wrong ?

No mention of his pickup truck, his dog, momma, or the girl what done left him.

 

[spaman]

Police beatings are never justified

sure they are. when you don't do as your told

 

[red]

sure they are. when you don't do as your told

No. Police can only use enough force as is necessary- if it becomes a beating then it's excessive and wrong.

 

[kugel1]

.Even if the man is psychotic the only way to sedate him is to inject him with a very fast acting drug. Very fast.[/QUOTE]c ..

Great idea...cops carrying fast acting drugs and injecting them into people without knowing their health issues or what other drugs they might be on. What could possibly go wrong?

 

[wilbur]

.Even if the man is psychotic the only way to sedate him is to inject him with a very fast acting drug. Very fast.

c ..

Great idea...cops carrying fast acting drugs and injecting them into people without knowing their health issues or what other drugs they might be on. What could possibly go wrong?[/QUOTE]

Yeah! Great idea. In addition to tasers, they could also carry rifles shooting tranquilizer darts. When not shooting tranquilizer darts at humans, they can also use them against large animals. Those humans can then be released unharmed into the wild..... Oh Wait!

 

[wilbur]

IMO, the use of force was not excessive. However, two grown men could have easily subdued an unarmed person (he was naked after all) on the ground without using their truncheons or tasers. Maybe not enough training and excessive reliance on gadgets. Also interesting that they never asked for assistance from the grown men standing there gawking.

 

[kugel1]

IMO, the use of force was not excessive. However, two grown men could have easily subdued an unarmed person (he was naked after all) on the ground without using their truncheons or tasers. Maybe not enough training and excessive reliance on gadgets. Also interesting that they never asked for assistance from the grown men standing there gawking.

The problem is that people in extreme psychotic episodes or under the influence of certain drugs can exhibit enormous strength and pain tolerance, requiring more than 2 people. There are many reports of people like this being shot and not even flinching, breaking the restraints on hospital beds, running on broken legs, etc. If they ask for assistance from the public and members of the public get injured while assisting, the cops are in for a lawsuit.

 

[kugel1]

Pay attention CeilingDummy, this is what a real police beating looks like
(plus a tasering to boot).

I think the batons may have been a bit excessive

http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=19a_1422481760

When you hear the taser cycling, it has no effect on the man and the "zapping" sound is loud. It is arcing. These are both indications that both taser probes are not making contact, and thus no (or very little) charge from the taser is actually being applied. The taser is thus ineffective, he is exhibiting assaultive behaviour when they move in, and so the nightstick is employed. Notice how the strikes stay away from the head, sternum, groin, and lower back / kidney area. That is as per training. To "pile on" a person in such an agitated psychotic episode has been repeatedly shown in coroner's inquests (i.e. Dziekanski) as a possible factor that could result in death.

 

[wazup]

The problem is that people in extreme psychotic episodes or under the influence of certain drugs can exhibit enormous strength and pain tolerance, requiring more than 2 people. There are many reports of people like this being shot and not even flinching, breaking the restraints on hospital beds, running on broken legs, etc. If they ask for assistance from the public and members of the public get injured while assisting, the cops are in for a lawsuit.

You should post more often, logic is rare here as you can tell.

 

[wazup]

call an ambulance maybe? have him sedated somehow? he appeared to be unwell .... no?

Great idea, sir, could you sit still for a second while we inject you with a sedative! lol

 

[AK-47]

Great idea, sir, could you sit still for a second while we inject you with a sedative! lol

Maybe cops couldve used one of these