Re: Cop punches girl in the face, recent video
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Teggy1</div><div class="ubbcode-body">
After watching the second video, I agree the officer was not trying to pull her across the table, as you stated.
Tell my why there are three people who attempt to mitigate the actions of officer 1? Woman in red dress approaches from behind and to his left. Places hand on left shoulder and attempts to get his attention. 2nd- woman who got decked. 3rd, officer 2. After watching the second video, there is NO way you can say officer 2 is doing nothing else but attempting to stop what is currently happening.
</div></div> You want to know why foolish people get involved in things they shouldn't be, I can't, if I could I'd be rich. Let me enlighten you just a little about these types of situations. It's not uncommon for a 'friend' to try and 'come to the rescue' while their buddy is getting the bracelets put on him. People do stupid things, but I know what your saying and I HIGHLY doubt that it's because the black girl has a medical condition for pete's sake! Otherwise the only thing the lady in the black dress would have to do is yell it to the Officer once, and things would have changed, so seeing this girl in the dress tugging and pulling on the Officer (as seen on the second video) that tells me she is acting foolish and trying to interfere... And BTW, she is not "just trying to get his attention" as you state, she is plain interfering because she probably doesn't like the fact that her friend is going to jail.
If you watch the video that woman in the black dress is allowed to interfere WAY longer than she should have been. That partner should have been on her like stink on shit! When my partner is in a tug-of-war match with a suspect and I see someone else reaching for my partner, she would have gotten yanked out of that chair and removed from the situation IMMEDIATELY... And as I would be pulling her out of the chair would be her chance to say.."Officer, that girl has a medical condition" which is obviously not the case...
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Teggy1</div><div class="ubbcode-body">
After watching the second video, I agree the officer was not trying to pull her across the table, as you stated.
Tell my why there are three people who attempt to mitigate the actions of officer 1? Woman in red dress approaches from behind and to his left. Places hand on left shoulder and attempts to get his attention. 2nd- woman who got decked. 3rd, officer 2. After watching the second video, there is NO way you can say officer 2 is doing nothing else but attempting to stop what is currently happening.
</div></div> You want to know why foolish people get involved in things they shouldn't be, I can't, if I could I'd be rich. Let me enlighten you just a little about these types of situations. It's not uncommon for a 'friend' to try and 'come to the rescue' while their buddy is getting the bracelets put on him. People do stupid things, but I know what your saying and I HIGHLY doubt that it's because the black girl has a medical condition for pete's sake! Otherwise the only thing the lady in the black dress would have to do is yell it to the Officer once, and things would have changed, so seeing this girl in the dress tugging and pulling on the Officer (as seen on the second video) that tells me she is acting foolish and trying to interfere... And BTW, she is not "just trying to get his attention" as you state, she is plain interfering because she probably doesn't like the fact that her friend is going to jail.
If you watch the video that woman in the black dress is allowed to interfere WAY longer than she should have been. That partner should have been on her like stink on shit! When my partner is in a tug-of-war match with a suspect and I see someone else reaching for my partner, she would have gotten yanked out of that chair and removed from the situation IMMEDIATELY... And as I would be pulling her out of the chair would be her chance to say.."Officer, that girl has a medical condition" which is obviously not the case...