This is what happens when you call the cops

[Fallsguy]

This is what happens when you live in a police state.

 

[crazy_gurl]

Thanks babe. Although Im sure he was difficult they need to be trained for situations like this.
I raise the little bugger and if I had of done this I would be in jail already
xoxoxo!


That pic is from Dec 22nd I never went to visit in jail I assumed he was lying again thats what eats me the most!!

Hope your son is okay Theresa.

Years ago, I witnessed a drunk kicked a little outside my building at the time in the middle of the night by two cops. If I had a video camera or phone back then, the TPS would've been in big trouble.

 

[K Douglas]

http://www.torontosun.com/2014/06/06/toronto-officer-charged-with-assault-siu

Im against criminal acts but they need toi be held to standards as well
This is my son Im 100 percent on my son side this time

Of course I would agree with this. But it would be helpful to know what the circumstances of your son's arrest entailed. Was he resisting? That being said the prosecutor saw fit to charge the officer in this case. Maybe you should let the courts decide before you post a pic.

 

[K Douglas]

Lots of young people will give cops attitude, and get the shit kicked out of them. What is appalling is the idiots who come and say things like, "had it coming" or "should have known better than to lip off a cop"...as if these pigs have a right to physically assaults someone who gives them lip. They feel they have the right, because they've been doing it and getting away with it forever basically. Who would have thought that social media and camera phones would be the most significant step in creating any sort of accountability for the police?

No police officer has a right to use force unless they or the public are physically threatened. I truly believe that. But the lack of respect for authority is pervasive amongst today's youth. On scales that dwarfs when you or I were kids. I'm early 40's so not that old.

I can't blame a cop if he/she goes a bit overboard in detaining a loud mouth drunk punk who resists arrest. It's human nature. Cops are taught to avoid/minimize their human impulses - it's attainable through training but it's extremely difficult. I know I couldn't do it. Just sayin'

 

[crazy_gurl]

This pics 2 week after the fact
This pic is not evidence and no one including a pig has a right to do this to anyone including to a loud mouth kid
I dont condone criminal activity including from a cop.
I sure hope K Douglas works behind a desk and not with loud mouth teens.
If anyone does this to anyone its uncalled for and they would be charged as well. Im grateful the SIU exists and stepped in.
Like I said "I sure felt the need to do this many times" never said he was a angel really hope you have been snipped Just saying lol

No police officer has a right to use force unless they or the public are physically threatened. I truly believe that. But the lack of respect for authority is pervasive amongst today's youth. On scales that dwarfs when you or I were kids. I'm early 40's so not that old.

I can't blame a cop if he/she goes a bit overboard in detaining a loud mouth drunk punk who resists arrest. It's human nature. Cops are taught to avoid/minimize their human impulses - it's attainable through training but it's extremely difficult. I know I couldn't do it. Just sayin'

 

[IRIS]

This is what happens when you live in a police state.

Yes, sometimes there is police brutality ( you can find everywhere rotten apples) but someone who need "freedom from police" or like the corrupt policemen(who are the real gangsters) just move to Salvador or Nigeria or Lybia. Your life will be beautiful, no fear, very safe right? For me, I like live where I can walk nighttime in the street, where the police arrive within few minutes after my call. If I can choose, I choose this safe "police state" against the chaos. Otherwise I'm really sorry what happened with your son crazy-gurl, and I hope the officer get a serious penalty.

 

[fmahovalich]

So what happened in court?