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50 shades of blue, More public BSDM displays by police [W:143]

St. Louis Police Turn Stun Guns On Non-Violent Protesters Near Busch Stadium

On Friday night, police and protesters clashed outside Busch Stadium. A Black Lives Matter demonstration involving a few dozen activists led to eight arrests, two of which included the use of stun guns by the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department’s bike patrol unit, according to police.

Among those hit was a newly elected school board director from a St. Louis suburb, who said she was stunned more than once.
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dirtpoorchris said:
St. Louis Police Turn Stun Guns On Non-Violent Protesters Near Busch Stadium
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During the hours-long protest on the night of a Cardinals game, the activists had walked into traffic on more than one occasion. Police said they were impeding the flow of traffic and were told to move to the sidewalk several times before arrests were made.
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Do these activists think they are someone special that they can disregard instructions from the Police?

By the time anyone was stunned, they were already being arrested.
 
Mycroft said:
Do these activists think they are someone special that they can disregard instructions from the Police?

By the time anyone was stunned, they were already being arrested.
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Did you read about the innocent on a sidewalk they tazed for no reason?
 
dirtpoorchris said:
Did you read about the innocent on a sidewalk they tazed for no reason?
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The "innocent"??? For "no reason"???

You mean the demonstrators who were repeatedly impeding traffic? Even after being repeatedly ordered to not do so by the Police?

As I said...by the time anyone was stunned, they were being arrested.

Heck, don't take my word for it...watch the video.




Which bring up another question...

Did this happen Friday, Jun1, or did it happen Wed, May 29?
 
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Is this a micro display of the "alpha" pack sticking together for their own agenda? Pack mentality?

 
dirtpoorchris said:
wtf is with all these cops getting cheap shots in after the guy is cuffed and controlled? Slamming him into the car and even some lady rushes in late just to get some cheap shots to his stomach and run away.

Cops Caught On Video Accidentally Pepper-Spraying Each Other As They Beat Handcuffed Man
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Do you have a point to all this?

Or do you intend this thread to be the place you post the stuff you find on the internet? In other words, is there going to be any discussion here? If not, I'm out of here. I can find all the stupid cop videos I want to see on my own.
 
Mycroft said:
Do you have a point to all this?

Or do you intend this thread to be the place you post the stuff you find on the internet? In other words, is there going to be any discussion here? If not, I'm out of here. I can find all the stupid cop videos I want to see on my own.
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debate with you doesnt seem interesting enough. Ima stash vids here of cops every time they are a bully and try to pick on people.
 
dirtpoorchris said:
debate with you doesnt seem interesting enough. Ima stash vids here of cops every time they are a bully and try to pick on people.
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Suit yourself.
 
Cop tells guys wearing headphones to get his hands up multiple times. Then shoots him when he lifts his shirt up to show he doesnt have any weapon. I mean i could see why the cop would be scared. Guy looked a bit like a thug. Was happening to be pulling up his pants at the time. But the cops also had many weapons drawn and pointed at the victim. So cops had advantage. And can wait to take the time to see a weapon before firing. But they chose their own personally safety when there was no threat and accidentally murdered someone. They told the guy to get his damn hands up and instantly shot him once he raised his shirt.

Graphic Body Cam Footage Shows Killer Cop as He Murders an Innocent Unarmed Man | The Free Thought Project





Why didnt one of the cops put pressure the the bleeding hole in his chest???? Why did they let the innocent guy bleed out like a pig even after they determined he never had a weapon and the cop was faulty?
 
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lol at least this guy is funny and turns his expression of rights into something funny.

 
Wow this cop is a total douchebag. You dont think ALL these people that he is treating like this is going to have disdain for cops a bit more after this?

 
dirtpoorchris said:
Wow this cop is a total douchebag. You dont think ALL these people that he is treating like this is going to have disdain for cops a bit more after this?

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I wonder what YOU would have done if you were in that cop's shoes?
 
Mycroft said:
I wonder what YOU would have done if you were in that cop's shoes?
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Not forced a non-voilent little girls face into the ground, facefirst? lol
 
dirtpoorchris said:
Not forced a non-voilent little girls face into the ground, facefirst? lol
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Okay. You would have allowed that little girl to cause events to spiral out of control.

I'm glad that cop didn't do what YOU would have done.
 
Why did it take over an hour to get Eric Garner medical attention?

One sentence that shows how terribly the NYPD treated Eric Garner - Vox

Millions of people know how the New York Police Department's attempt to arrest Eric Garner on July 17, 2014, ended: with officer Daniel Pantaleo putting Garner in a 15-second chokehold, and Garner on the ground calling, "I can't breathe! I can't breathe!" By the time Garner arrived at the hospital one hour later, he was pronounced dead.

But this sentence — from an in-depth New York Times article by Al Baker, J. David Goodman, and Benjamin Mueller about Garner's death, published Sunday — shows just how callous the NYPD's response to "I can't breathe!" was: "Sergeant Saminath reported Mr. Garner had difficulty breathing and called an ambulance, but he said Mr. Garner "did not appear to be in great distress," the report said."
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Garner laid there unconscious on the ground for what seemed like forever.... And the Sergeant is going to claim that he didnt appear to be in great distress..... When Its obvious that these people have no empathy for anyone they deem to be a "thug". Im sorry, but inducing a heart failure and letting someone lay there unconscious is severe distress.
 


Im surprised some insane vigilante hasnt assassinated this guy yet. I dont get why they get to perform administrative duties. Kinda sending the wrong message to your own cops and society in general by keeping them employed to the city no?. The message seems to be "We keep you in the pocket"
 
dirtpoorchris said:
you might wanna check out post 42 if you like cops doing good deeds.
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Seen it. I wish I could have recorded when I was on my ride along. Had some good events from my officer trying to stop people for safety issues. Didn't ticket them either.
 
Prosecutor: Ex-police chief killed man on trumped-up warrant


COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — A white former South Carolina police chief should be found guilty of murder because he sought a trumped-up warrant against a black man after an argument and then shot him as he tried to drive away from his arrest, a prosecutor said in court Monday.

But the lawyer for former Eutawville Police Chief Richard Combs said in his opening statement that Combs had a legitimate obstruction of justice warrant signed by a judge and feared for his life because he was trapped by the door of the man's pickup truck as he tried to back away.

Combs and Bailey first confronted each other in spring 2011 when the small town police chief pulled over Bailey's 20-year-old daughter for a broken taillight. Bailey lived only a few blocks away, and his daughter called and asked him to come. Bailey and the police chief argued, and both thought things were going so badly that Combs called for backup and Bailey called 911 to have another officer sent to the scene, prosecutors said.

Three days later, Combs sought an obstruction of justice warrant against Bailey — a charge that can carry up to 10 years in prison. But he didn't try to serve it for nearly seven weeks, until Bailey came to Town Hall in May to discuss his daughter's ticket, Solicitor David Pascoe said.

Bailey left Combs' office and got into his truck to leave. Combs followed him out and fired three shots, which all hit Bailey, including a point-blank shot to the chest. He died almost instantly, his foot on the brake of his truck, the solicitor said.
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