Just have to love certain cops

Mags

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If I got lippy I shouldnt have to worry about getting a beat down & possible killed by the thug scumbag cop should I?

I guess there is a good point - if you did something bad enough to get 'cuffed and arrested, why would you even contemplate getting "lippy"? If you were in the wrong, you shut up and take the appropriate punishment I guess.

Again, it's the attitude that got her smacked. Granted, she shouldn't have been knocked around in any case.

But there is such a "I can do what I want - who are you to tell me I can't" attitude in this country in the last 10 years or so....just like all the people who bought homes they couldn't afford and are now begging Obama to help them. It is never THER FAULT for what they do - and it shows up in people's attitudes.

Yea, you can't piss in a public alley. It's a law that pretty much makes sense, doesn't it? And I really doubt that you were handcuffed and taken to jail for that - but if you were, I guess it is understandable.

You knew you were breaking the law, and decided to risk it. No big deal - but you got caught.

Then man up to the consequences.

But not all of us break the law - at least in severe enough ways that we'll be handcuffed and transported in the paddy wagon.

This young lady was handcuffed and taken into custody. I doubt it was for jaywalking - hence my comment that she is likely no angel.
 

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People get arrested for the dumbest shit sometimes. So if some gets hauled in for a warrant for unpaid parking tickets, would you make that same comment...they WERE arrested so you jump to you conclusions...

One more thing - you don't get a warrant issued for your arrest for unpaid parking tickets.

You get a warrant to be arrested if you do not appear in court when you are supposed to. Can you imagine if we made it optional for anyone accused of a crime to actuallly appear in court? :mj07:

So, yes, you don't appear in court, yes you should be arrested. Are you arrested for not paying parking tickets? NO. You are arrested for thinking you are so important that you do not need to show up for court.
 

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She launched an object that hit him. And she had another shoe she was about to kick off..maybe she would aim higher and faster. Should he wait for more objects to come at him and find out.

I've seen people get taken down for just squaring up or making an aggresive gesture at the police let alone have an object hit them.

If I kick off my shoe in a jail cell and hit an officer, I fully expect a takedown and punches to come.
 

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One more thing - you don't get a warrant issued for your arrest for unpaid parking tickets.

You get a warrant to be arrested if you do not appear in court when you are supposed to. Can you imagine if we made it optional for anyone accused of a crime to actuallly appear in court? :mj07:

So, yes, you don't appear in court, yes you should be arrested. Are you arrested for not paying parking tickets? NO. You are arrested for thinking you are so important that you do not need to show up for court.

Who the hell is arguing that she shouldn't have been arrested?

Last I heard the penalty for failure to appear is not an ass-beating by a psychotic cop.
 

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People act like this for one reason:

They "know" there are no consequenses!

Unless, of course........they are wrong! :mj07:

Let's face it. If she even THOUGHT there was a chance this guy was gonna smack her, there was no fucking way she would have acted like that!!!

Same way that everyone can act like a prick on their computer. No consequenses.

The thing that gets me the most about the posters here? The ones who seem to think the kid was in the wrong, at least agree the cop shouldn't have done what he did.

The pukes who feel sorry for that girl, don't seem to think she did anything wrong at all! It's all about the mean fucking police, and what a bunch of fucking assholes cops are.

Tells people quite a bit about you guys, and a lot of you make the same comments in many different threads about cops.
 

gardenweasel

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i would like to go on record as condemning this thread to death and declaring it friday at 1700 hours...

so start drinking.....:drinky:
 
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Yea, you can't piss in a public alley. It's a law that pretty much makes sense, doesn't it? And I really doubt that you were handcuffed and taken to jail for that - but if you were, I guess it is understandable.

You knew you were breaking the law, and decided to risk it. No big deal - but you got caught.

Then man up to the consequences.

But not all of us break the law - at least in severe enough ways that we'll be handcuffed and transported in the paddy wagon.

I did get cuff'ed & processed for it. Since there was a few folks ahead of me, I got put in a holding cell just like that one the girl got her beat down in for about 20 mins. I was then processed & released.

This is something far from justified saying..."WELL HE WAS ARRESTED" so that tells you something about him.....etc.

I would bet that 95% of MJ'ers have taken a piss outside in an alley, a parking lot, behind a bar etc at one time or another.

The other officer was a trainee in that picture....what kind of an example is that to set???
 

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The pukes who feel sorry for that girl, don't seem to think she did anything wrong at all! It's all about the mean fucking police, and what a bunch of fucking assholes cops are.

Tells people quite a bit about you guys, and a lot of you make the same comments in many different threads about cops.

She was riding in a car that her friend took w/o her mothers knowledge.

Hardly a hardened criminal. Hardly a violent offense. Is it even a crime at all? She didnt take the car, she was riding in the car.

The fact of the matter is the action did not even come close to reaction.

His crime is 10x worse than her's.

This cop is not a judge, it is not his position to determine what punishment, if any, her supposed crime deserves, let alone hand it out for simply name calling, having an attitude, lightly kicking off a shoe etc...

Bottom line she was no real threat to that officer in that situation. He handled her like a grown man that pulled a weapon on him out in the streets. Not a weapon-less, teenage girl in a holding cell of a police station.
 

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i had a few run-ins with cops as a kid(as most of us have).....

after a ballgame.some of us hung around at the field after dark with some girls(i was around 15/16)...we got our "mule"(the guy who buys underaged kids their beer) to get us a case....

so,we apparently got loud,and somebody called the cops...the cop snuck up on us with his lights turned off and we all chucked our beer...he claimed he saw ME with a beer...

he proceeded to put me in the back of the patrol car...being scared to death of my father,and a bit in the bag,i jumped out of the car and ran(i thought those doors automatically locked?...maybe not that far back..lol)..

he threw his nightstick at me and it just missed my head....

he called for back up and they pulled me out of a rowhouse cellar well...called a paddywagon...

they cuffed me,stood me in front of the back of the wagon and were basically telling me to go ahead and try and run again....stood there for around 10 minutes....i got tired and layed my head down on the floor of the wagon...the floors of the old wagons were metal with a raised,grated surface.....

so when i put my head down on the floor,one of the cops grabbed my legs,picked em up and slid me into the wagon on my face....completely shredded the side of my face....and took me to southwestern in baltimore city.....

then, when my older brother came down to see me,they put me in a 3x5 piss-hole with a tiny window...smwelled like urine,was filthy with centipede`s running up and down the walls...and after my brother left,they left me in there for another 2 hours...

all the extraneous stuff would never had haoppened if i hadn`t been a wise guy and tried to run......

no video...no t.v...no lawsuits...i was happy to get off with probation....and without my father finding out.....it was a lesson learned...

of course kids were tougher back then... we weren`t mamby pamby w.a.b.`s...
 
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i had a few run-ins with cops as a kid(as most of us have).....

after a ballgame.some of us hung around at the field after dark with some girls(i was around 15/16)...we got our "mule"(the guy who buys underaged kids their beer) to get us a case....

so,we apparently got loud,and somebody called the cops...the cop snuck up on us with his lights turned off and we all chucked our beer...he claimed he saw ME with a beer...

he proceeded to put me in the back of the patrol car...being scared to death of my father,and a bit in the bag,i jumped out of the car and ran(i thought those doors automatically locked?...maybe not that far back..lol)..

he threw his nightstick at me and it just missed my head....

he called for back up and they pulled me out of a rowhouse cellar well...called a paddywagon...

they cuffed me,stood me in front of the back of the wagon and were basically telling me to go ahead and try and run again....stood there for around 10 minutes....i got tired and layed my head down on the floor of the wagon...the floors of the old wagons were metal with a raised,grated surface.....

so when i put my head down on the floor,one of the cops grabbed my legs,picked em up and slid me into the wagon on my face....completely shredded the side of my face....and took me to southwestern in baltimore city.....

then, when my older brother came down to see me,they put me in a 3x5 piss-hole with a tiny window...smwelled like urine,was filthy with centipede`s running up and down the walls...and after my brother left,they left me in there for another 2 hours...

all the extraneous stuff would never had haoppened if i hadn`t been a wise guy and tried to run......

no video...no t.v...no lawsuits...i was happy to get off with probation....and without my father finding out.....it was a lesson learned...

of course kids were tougher back then... we weren`t mamby pamby w.a.b.`s...

wow..touching

"that will teach ya to get lippy with me, we were raised tough back in the day"- GW

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is that the black girl,dice?...(and i thought i had trouble figuring out who`s white and who`s blacK)

that girl appears to be white, GW....and if you would of noticed, I apologized awhile ago for assuming you knew her race......did you miss that while you telling us your underage drinking stories?.....
 

taoist

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GW,

I'm not even going to dignify your comments to me, but I will point out two things....

1.) She was "arrested" for joyriding.... Yeah, she's a hardened criminal that "deserved" a good beatdown according to some here. Whatever.

2.) The last time I checked, an "arrest" is nothing but that...an "arrest." We are all PRESUMED INNOCENT UNTIL PROVEN GUILTY. That's what the Courts and sorry ass attorneys like myself are for.... We don't live in a country that appoints cops like the asshole in the video judge, jury and executioner.

Cops.... Fuk 'em all!!! That's what I think.... :thefinger
 

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She was riding in a car that her friend took w/o her mothers knowledge.

Hardly a hardened criminal. Hardly a violent offense. Is it even a crime at all? She didnt take the car, she was riding in the car.

The fact of the matter is the action did not even come close to reaction.

His crime is 10x worse than her's.

This cop is not a judge, it is not his position to determine what punishment, if any, her supposed crime deserves, let alone hand it out for simply name calling, having an attitude, lightly kicking off a shoe etc...

Bottom line she was no real threat to that officer in that situation. He handled her like a grown man that pulled a weapon on him out in the streets. Not a weapon-less, teenage girl in a holding cell of a police station.


Exactly. The point is there was no serious threat of bodily harm. The point is, they are supposed to control the threat using the minimally required amount of force. There was no use of common sense here at all.
 

taoist

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She launched an object that hit him. And she had another shoe she was about to kick off..maybe she would aim higher and faster. Should he wait for more objects to come at him and find out.

I've seen people get taken down for just squaring up or making an aggresive gesture at the police let alone have an object hit them.

If I kick off my shoe in a jail cell and hit an officer, I fully expect a takedown and punches to come.


I can't even comment on this.... I just have to laugh.

:mj07: :mj07: :mj07:
 

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Is Loudog and weaselboy on crack

Is Loudog and weaselboy on crack

Loudog put the pipe down. She flopped her shoe lamely, wouldnt hurt a 2 yr old baby. She never hit him. WTF.

Some cops deserve respect some dont. Most cops are ck suckers.

Anybody that defends these actions in any fashion needs to grow up. My god pathetic

Mags quote-But there is such a "I can do what I want - who are you to tell me I can't" attitude in this country in the last 10 years or so....just like all the people who bought homes they couldn't afford and are now begging Obama to help them. It is never THER FAULT for what they do - and it shows up in people's attitudes

just like all the people who bought homes they couldn't afford- did you ever think maybe they thought they could afford them but they were wrong or a spouse lost a job. think before we speak:rolleyes:

This line pretty well sums up the United States today. Cops think like that (alot of them or most) some kids .

It looks like the cops is baiting her and she responds with the shoe flop (ouch lol).

Sad guys
 
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gardenweasel

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i`m still laughing at my boy spongy going dooseypots on a totally unrelated union rant...he took to it like a hollywood celebrity at an anti-war rally.....

i`m thinking,"where the hell did that come from?"...

thaty`s my spongy....one of a kind...:lol:
 
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