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PostPosted: Jun 16, 2010 3:31 pm    Post subject: cop punches lady in face... on camera, of course Reply with quote

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/worldnews/article-1287067/U-S-police-officer-filmed-punching-girl-17-face--crossing-road-properly.html

Believe it or not, I think he was justified in punching the woman. He should be sent back to the academy for taking two and a half minutes to arrest the original woman though. Seems an example of poor police skills contributing to what could have been a much worse incident.

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PostPosted: Jun 16, 2010 3:42 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

It's NEVER right to hit a women, and dude should have shown better anger management, and punishment is inevitable

.........buuuut I still laughed Laughing

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PostPosted: Jun 16, 2010 3:46 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

I dunno on this one...
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PostPosted: Jun 16, 2010 3:50 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

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He should be sent back to the academy for taking two and a half minutes to arrest the original woman though. Seems an example of poor police skills contributing to what could have been a much worse incident.

Honestly??? It looked like he was trying not to injure the other girl too bady which was why it took so long. He could have basically slammed her on the ground. Also, forget skin colour... what if this was a guy pushing a cop instead of a girl? Dude would have been beaten. From what I saw in that video they both got everything they deserved. And if anyone is opressing black people, it's black people that act like those two idiots.
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PostPosted: Jun 16, 2010 4:00 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

easiest rule in the book: don't push a police offer. seriously you are asking for trouble if you are treating a cop like that no matter who is right or wrong
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PostPosted: Jun 16, 2010 4:13 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

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Honestly??? It looked like he was trying not to injure the other girl too bady which was why it took so long.


By being pretty ineffective at the original arrest, he put a lot of people, including himself, in danger. Are we going to say that there is no middle ground? That a police officer can't effectively arrest a person who is resisting at that level without going overboard?

Like I said, I think the punch was justified. But to sit there playing slappy-hands with that other woman for 2 minutes and 29 seconds while a crowd of people who were the same ethnicity as the woman, and a different one of the cop, was risking a serious escalation of the situation, where the cop and some other people might have gotten hurt or worse.

So, IMO, punch-justified. Taking so long to arrest the other woman = poor police work.

But I'm not a cop. I would like to hear lawdog weigh in on this one.

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PostPosted: Jun 16, 2010 4:29 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

I can't see the video posted because they block youtube at work, but I saw the video on the local news here. I believe he was completely justified. If you look around, the officer is alone, surrounded by multiple people who are just standing around, but seem to be acquainted with the girl being arrested, and both are resisting and pushing him.

There is a former police chief who is an expert on use of police force (testified against cops in Rodney King beating) who said that he thought the officer used a lot of restraint and could have potentially used more force. When he addressed the videographer who was getting in his face with the camera, he did not show anger and continued to use "sir" when addressing him (correct police protocol).

While there are a lot of police abuses due to race, an officer should not be strung up for using correct police procedure just because the girl was black. The local police chief said he's actually glad there was video because it makes this an open/shut case. No questions asked that he was justified in his actions.
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PostPosted: Jun 16, 2010 4:44 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

I am awaiting JT09's unbiased and rational opinion on this one.
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PostPosted: Jun 16, 2010 4:45 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

While I generally disagree with hitting a woman, this is a situation where I don't feel bad for her. I still think a punch to the face was excessive, but admit I don't know what I would've done instead.
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PostPosted: Jun 16, 2010 5:13 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

way I see it, there was no riot, the woman was not seriously injured.

But I don't know what the proper protocol for cops in this case is.

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PostPosted: Jun 16, 2010 5:46 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

"mess with the bull (aka the cop in this case), you get the...
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PostPosted: Jun 16, 2010 6:58 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

"a case that echoes the rodney king beating" Seriously?
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PostPosted: Jun 16, 2010 7:16 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

wow that article was seriously awful, "The case echoes the case of Rodney King, whose brutal beating by police prompted the Los Angeles race riots in 1992." LOL seriously, a girl getting hit once and not even hard enough to knock her down is being compared to a guy who was nearly beat to death?

As far as the video, he seemed cautious to use force while he was outnumbered so greatly. It looks to me like he was trying hard to control the situation without escalating it. If anything he was too cautious and let it get too far out of control, you can see the crowd growing the whole time. I wonder if he was stalling for back up to arrive before taking action?

Bottom line, if you fight with a cop don't be surprised when you get hit, or zapped
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PostPosted: Jun 16, 2010 7:49 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

If this was two guys fighting a cop and the cop hit one of them it probably wouldnt even make the news...Equal rights mean an equal butt whipping as well.
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PostPosted: Jun 16, 2010 8:11 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

You all do realize this was all over jaywalking. She should go to jail for resisting and he should loose his job for letting JAYWALKING escalte into that.
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PostPosted: Jun 16, 2010 9:05 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

If I understand correctly, he was attempting to stop a male (not either of these two girls) for jaywalking (which he may have just been planning on warning him or issuing him a citation who knows) and then these two ignorant hoodlums decided to get involved to the point where they began assaulting him and then resisting arrest. It's sickening to think that anyone could defend the actions of these two girls, and even worse to think that people are trying to spin this is being racially motivated. The journalist in this article and the other articles I've seen should be ashamed. They clearly have a motive and agenda in their writings.

Comparing this to the Rodney King incident??? Rolling Eyes Rolling Eyes

This happened not because of anyone's skin color but because two people who have no respect for authority and don't want to live by the laws that govern our society. Quite frankly they'll be lucky if they avoid jail time, although they probably will get off without anything and probably sue and get a settlement, justifying their actions and perpetuating this type of behavior.
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PostPosted: Jun 16, 2010 9:15 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

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And if anyone is opressing black people, it's black people that act like those two idiots.


QFT

I had a long response typed up regarding issues within black culture that are sickening but I won't sidetrack the thread and leave it at this...
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PostPosted: Jun 16, 2010 9:19 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

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It's NEVER right to hit a women, and dude should have shown better anger management, and punishment is inevitable

.........buuuut I still laughed Laughing



So if a woman was pointing a gun at you, or was pointing a gun at someone else, it wouldn't be okay to hit her in order to subdue her? While that wasn't quite the case here, it could have escalated to that, and quite frankly, you never know...

While he could have tased her, or sprayed her with mace, it wasn't as if he had 45 seconds to think about it and decide, and we'd probably still be having this conversation regardless. I've also been raised to never lay a hand on a woman, but that doesn't mean that there is never a time when a line has been crossed and the situation calls for it.
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PostPosted: Jun 16, 2010 9:53 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

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It's NEVER right to hit a women

UNTIL she starts fighting you like a man....

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Personally I saw nothing wrong. It may have taken him a little longer to arrest the second girl but he was using "soft hands" in trying to arrest her so as to not escalate the situation or so it appears. He may have punched the one girl but it wasn't like he was trying to give anybody an ole' fashion a$$ kicking. Which I might add she rightfully deserved. The ONLY thing I would criticize him on would be that he doesn't seem to know who is behind him and doesn't check....but it happens.

There was another thread where somebody mentioned police supporting a law trying to make it illegal to video them. This would almost be a perfect reason why. Rather than assisting the officer they want to stick camcorders, cameras and cell phones in his face and antagonize him instead. Right at 1:02 the light skin guy starts calling the officer names. Name calling is no big deal until the "mob mentality" starts kicking in. Then you get a couple idiots that start feeding off each other and something else really stupid happens. Then on top of everything look how the article is spun to make him still look like the bad guy. Now he probably gets put on administrative leave/duty, IA investigation, name and face slapped on local papers, television and national news (because of how the article is spun) where he gets criticized for doing his job.....No wonder this country is in a tailspin.
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I would think the police are trained in better techniques than punching someone in the face. You punch someone in the face you either hit them so hard you knock the down, or you really piss them off. I think the situtation warranted the use of force, but I don't see how punching someone in the face is the correct force. Of course the whole situations could be avoided if our society wasn't filled with so many victimless crimes laws that cops have to enforce.

lawdog2131, this is the perfect reason why people should be filming the cops. If the cop is doing his job correctly it will only help his case, if he is not, he should be exposed for the scum he is. Cameras are people's only defense against police. Once in the court, the system is stacked against you with the judge on the side of the police. Why would a cop, or anyone for that matter, that is doing their job honestly and corretly care if they are being filmed.

I like the guy asking the cop why he hit her with a closed fist, because we all know it is acceptable to hit girls with an open hand. You got to keep your pimp hand strong.
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PostPosted: Jun 17, 2010 5:17 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

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I would think the police are trained in better techniques than punching someone in the face. You punch someone in the face you either hit them so hard you knock the down, or you really piss them off.

Actually believe it or not, no, police dont have magical training. As a matter of fact in the state of Indiana we are required to have I believe 2 hours or 4 hours of defensive tactics training (which includes handcuffing, takedowns, restraints, strikes and defense) PER YEAR.
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Cameras are people's only defense against police. Once in the court, the system is stacked against you with the judge on the side of the police. Why would a cop, or anyone for that matter, that is doing their job honestly and corretly care if they are being filmed.

Are you serious? If the police AND the judge are against you then why do people take things to court and fight them, and WIN? Judges are typically unbiased. When was the last time you were unlawfully arrested and wrongly convicted? I'm not saying it doesn't happen but they are FAR and FEW between especially in todays society.
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PostPosted: Jun 17, 2010 5:26 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

This is what happens when people (young punks and women in general) who routinely do what ever the F they feel like doing run into a cop.

She is acting the same exact way anyone of the wakeboarder.com uppities would act when a cop comes into their world and tells them what to do - how to do it and threatens them with arrest if not done. like a spoiled brat! People have issues with authority heck I have issues with authority but knowing when to obey authority separates most of us from the thugs.

Their is a study out there I saw a few years ago that proved with out a doubt officers have more issues arresting woman than men..
Surprisingly the study found that woman do NOT like being told what to do and resort to violence much faster than males.

Punch to the face??? bit excessive IMO.. he has a radio - he has a team of cops on the streets - all he had to do was keep talking to them until back up showed up. easy for me to say I know but IMO he is the professional in the situation and needs to do a better job.

How many other people have those two girls run over in their lives to think they are going to run over a cop as well??
You think this is the first time for these girls? NO Fn way - I bet they do this on a daily basis to - parents - teachers and other kids.
They finally crossed paths with someone in a position to push back and run over them.
I like it when people who think they are tha stuff actually meet "tha stuff" - it's like their entire lives turn upside down.




My only question is where was his taser?????? LOL...

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j_dogg said what i wasn't going to take the time to say.
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PostPosted: Jun 17, 2010 6:43 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

They were talking about this on Ellis. Apparently there was a lot going on that couldn't be seen on the camera. A cop from there called in and said there were several other angry peeps around. Someone even said something along the lines of let's cut or stab him.

It sound like he was well within his rights to deck her. You don't want a beat down, then don't push a cop.
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eich82 wrote:
JV wrote:
It's NEVER right to hit a women, and dude should have shown better anger management, and punishment is inevitable

.........buuuut I still laughed Laughing



So if a woman was pointing a gun at you, or was pointing a gun at someone else, it wouldn't be okay to hit her in order to subdue her? While that wasn't quite the case here, it could have escalated to that, and quite frankly, you never know...

While he could have tased her, or sprayed her with mace, it wasn't as if he had 45 seconds to think about it and decide, and we'd probably still be having this conversation regardless. I've also been raised to never lay a hand on a woman, but that doesn't mean that there is never a time when a line has been crossed and the situation calls for it.


In a case like that, I wouldn't consider throwing down the woman violently and subduing her the same thing as "hitting" Wink

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If this was two guys fighting a cop and the cop hit one of them it probably wouldnt even make the news...Equal rights mean an equal butt whipping as well.


Yup.

It's funny how certain groups scream for equal rights (treatment) and then complain when they get them.

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Apparently there was a lot going on that couldn't be seen on the camera.

In a YouTube COP video??? Blasphemy!
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Apparently there was a lot going on that couldn't be seen on the camera.

In a YouTube COP video??? Blasphemy!


Yeah dude, check your facts before you go posting on here.
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*SHOCKER* This is not the first time this girl has gotten into trouble with the law for assaulting a police officer

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Levias was charged in February 2009 with third-degree assault after she allegedly pushed a King County sheriff's deputy.

According to charging documents, on Feb. 3, 2009, deputies were called to the Ruth Dykeman Children's Center, a Burien center for troubled girls, in response to a report that Levias was being abusive toward staff. When Levias was confronted by Deputy Amy Zarelli, she pushed the female deputy, causing her to fall, charging papers said.

http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/theblotter/2012141464_--_from_times_staff_reporter_11.html

Also, Officer Walsh was assigned to watch that location by the SPD at the request of Franklin HS. The HS was specific about halting the jaywalking activity. There is a pedestrian overpass available for crossing but many don't use it. The local news had their cameras on that intersection for 15 minutes and observed 5 people jaywalking. Because there is an overpass the traffic lights do not stop for pedestrians to cross. Jaywalkers impede traffic in order to cross.
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That's the other funny part, everyone comments how "oh, it's just jaywalking..." Yeah, it is... but we had the same problem at my school where cars would be going down the road 5 mins from the school @ 50mph and kids would be running across 4 lane traffic all day, realistically endangering themselves and drivers.
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PostPosted: Jun 17, 2010 11:31 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

Apparently my analysis was spot on.
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IMO that sh*t was totally justified. If you push / shove / do anything physical to a cop, they should be able to respond with any amount of non lethal physical means to get them in cuffs (lethal if challenged with other lethal means). Grown adults should NOT be screwing around wrestling with cops. Obey the law and he wouldn't have had to use force on her. He needs to protect himself so anytime anyone starts getting physical they need to drop them fast. Calling for backup was probably already done - he needed to protect himself now, before that crap snowballed. They already had 2 people bishin and that dumb camera guy sounded like he had problems with it too.

If I were him I would have socked her in the face and then body slammed her a$$ to the pavement. That camera man was a total dipsh*t too constantly saying "are you serious". It IS right to hit a woman sometimes. I'm sure cops do it all the time and I'm totally OK with it. There is no one above the law and they need to be treated as such. You don't just get to run your mouth and get physical with a cop because you're a woman. Equal rights remember?

Obey the law and don't F with cops and they don't have to force you to behave. Same rules as when you were a kid. Apparently some adults still need to have "parents" (read 'cops') spank them when they're being bad.

The sickening part of that video (to me) were ALL the stupid people with arms outstretched taking video. Maybe if someone would have talked some sense during that entire video telling them to calm down and just stop resisting arrest it would have went more smoothly. I feel like the entire crowd egged on her response to continue resisting arrest.

Personally I would have wanted to hop in and drop her to the pavement. People seem to struggle a little less when their face is smashed on the concrete with a knee in their neck.

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You all do realize this was all over jaywalking. She should go to jail for resisting and he should loose his job for letting JAYWALKING escalte into that.


So let me get this straight - it's the COPS fault these women started getting physical? He should have controlled them? Last I checked the only person you can control is yourself. People occasionally freak out from getting speeding tickets and run off from the cops. Is that the cops fault? I doubt it.

The initial infraction has nothing to do with it. It's how a person decides to react. And a cop can't control how another reacts. He can only meet force with force - even if it's more force. If you were a cop and you had all those people around how would you feel? It only takes one physical altercation to cause group chaos - he had 2 in his face. 1 more and he would have been in deep sh*t even if it was 3 women. Now how would you like it if you could only respond with equal force? So she shoved you, now you can only shove her back? F that.

It's a simple rule we should all abide by. You don't get physical with the law over *your* F up. So it was over jaywalking. I've gotten lame tickets for not coming to a complete stop when nearly everyone does that. Did I freak out on the cop and get in his face even though I thought it was bs? Nope. I treated it like the lame ticket it was - paid my money and off I went. Same as these women should have done.

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PostPosted: Jun 18, 2010 7:21 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

Oh and I totally disagree with us not being able to tape record cops. We should be able to. I think it's a great thing. For me it lets me understand what they have to deal with every day and why they need to use force like this.

But when you see comments in response to this video basically saying the cop was in the wrong can you blame them for not wanting people to record? I still don't think it's right to not allow us to tape them, but I'm starting to understand at least *why* they're pushing for it...

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cameraboy wrote:
I am awaiting JT09's unbiased and rational opinion on this one.


cop was in the wrong to punch the woman. that's fighting, not subduing.

chick (both of them actually), deserved to be treated roughly, but cops can't be punching people like that.


oh, and suck a dlck.
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