One deputy was kicked by the horse. Horse is lucky to be alive.Quote:
Originally Posted by telebobski
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One deputy was kicked by the horse. Horse is lucky to be alive.Quote:
Originally Posted by telebobski
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Originally Posted by telebobski
They shoot horses, don't they?Quote:
Originally Posted by Cono Este
Only black horses.
at 1:50 you see a cop move out of the melee and then have to sit down he's so tired. he started beating the defenseless perp 20 seconds earlier. the force is in dire need of training so they properly give an illegal beatdown.
There must be a half a dozen of them bent over puking. Rockets, rockets for the choppers are next.Quote:
Originally Posted by powdork
Nuke em from space,
behead remains
if any
I want some butts.
I don't understand why those cops all are freaking out about a what - $1500 theft? That horse wasn't a racing thoroughbred by the looks of it. Would they freak out more if the dude had stolen a $3k graphite bike?
Was the horse named Rafalca ?
Classic that the first hit was a kick to the head. No beating around the bush, just concuss the bastard as soon as fucking possible. "I feared that a non-concussed suspect would present a greater danger to my person."
"You WILL Respect my authoritay.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tippster
They were pissed off that they had to put down their donuts and chase the guy.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tippster
Yeah no kidding.Quote:
Originally Posted by telebobski
From CTVNews: San Bernadino Co. Sheriff Deputies put on paid admin leave. After the beating, a deputy whispered in ear of Francis Pusok (horse joy rider): "This isn't over," according to Jim Terrell, Pusok's attorney.
That clip was like a great tragic comedy.
Play some circus music over that clip and you got fire.
All those lil tan outfitted fascists appearing in frame like clowns exiting a tiny car
I think I've seen all the videos but this is the WORST.
DO NOT WATCH IF YOU ARE FRAGILE! Seriously!!!
http://gawker.com/video-one-dead-aft...awl-1697193268
Disgusting beyond belief
I mean I can't send this to people I know
^^ From the comments:
"Now THIS is America to me. Arizona! Christians! Police! Guns! Dead people! Walmart! This story's got it all, except maybe Florida!"
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Originally Posted by Flyoverland Captive
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Everyday when I read the news, I can't decide between having children and starting a family or commuting suicide.
The CA video is very reminiscent of another famous CA fiasco: the Rodney King beating video. Angry cops, mostly angry about being defied, taking turns beating a guy senseless. This one's notable for how the late-to-the-party cops were pulling their buddies off the pile so they could get in some vigorous head stomps before the fun was over. I'd say, imho, that the major difference is that when the Rodney King video was made in 1991, the general public's access to video recording tech was limited by cost and not that many folks were in the habit of walking around with a camcorder. Cops are still the same as they were back in 1991. They just can't help themselves folks, even though 23 years later its pretty obvious that over half of Americans now have a digital recording device in their pockets at all times. Why? Because they aren't very bright people. Being a patrol cop is not a good job. Simple as that. It's dangerous and in many jurisdictions the starting pay is relatively low. Poor jurisdictions pay starting patrol officers as little as $26,000. Wealthier jurisdictions start as high as $50,000 but the cost of living there eats most of that up. The job and the pay rarely attracts intelligent people. Hell, they have a hard time simply finding competent, emotionally stable people to patrol. Moreover, any intelligent people in policing work hard to get out of the patrol car and up the chain into detective or admin. Patrol cop becomes the ceiling for guys who are just barely competent at policing.
Here's what I witnessed living in my relatively poor, rural county back during the real estate craze. Guys could make over $50k a year working construction or they could sign on to be a sheriff's deputy for less than $30k. Care to guess what sort of cops we had back then? Before it was all over, the state AG and internal affairs was involved and four cops had to be removed for varied malfeasance, corruption and abuse of authority (and one of them was so mentally messed up he was actually fired for pulling a gun on his fellow officers during a card game at a party). The few good family men on the force simply transferred out to higher paying jurisdictions. We don't have many black folks out here for bad cops to pick on so the bad apples went to work hassling anyone else who they didn't like the look of. Bogus car stop and searches became common place. These bad apples were not above planting evidence either. They weren't capable of conducting professional investigations. Anything serious required outside officers from the state. Meanwhile, the typical garden variety rural things like domestic violence and an emerging meth problem went ignored in favor of seemingly random night time stop and searches. No, I am in no way comparing the seriousness of that to illegal shootings and beatdowns. But, it just goes to show you what sort of people apply to become patrol cops if the job pays for shit. Basically, a third of the squad was dirty or crazy and the rest were borderline incompetent or became so demoralized that they bailed. Welcome to life in the modern plutocracy. As long as wealthy communities can hoard their tax base so that the money for schools, hospitals and cops stays inside their township and isn't shared across counties, then I assure you we will be treated to another one of these videos every month. Simple economics of the new American Dream, i.e. a rising tide no longer lifts all boats, just the ones over at the yacht club.
Cop Admits to Quotas, Falsifying Charges, & Extorting the Poor
Do they really pay mouth breather beat cops 100k a year?
TULSA, Okla. --
Disturbing video released by authorities Friday reveals the moments when an Oklahoma man was accidentally shot and killed by a deputy who meant to stun him with a Taser, according to the Tulsa County Sheriff's Office.
On the morning of April 2, Reserve Deputy Robert Bates, 73, was assisting other deputies in taking suspect Eric Harris into custody. Harris, a known felon, was running from deputies after allegedly selling a gun to undercover cops.
In the video, Bates is heard shouting, "Taser! Taser!" before firing a round into Harris.
"Oh, I shot him! I'm sorry!" Bates says, dropping the gun on the ground.
"He shot me! He shot me, man," Harris says as police pin him to the ground. "I'm losing my breath."
"Fuck your breath," one officer says.
http://abc13.com/news/video-reserve-...0/#videoPlayer
Base salary no, but in bigger cities they can easily reach 6 figures with overtime and off-duty security detail.Quote:
Originally Posted by Beer Drinker
My brother-in-laws brother-in-law is a Miami cop, married to a female Miami cop. They make over 300K with overtime. They were heavy into real estate before 2008. Declared bankruptcy twice since then. They watch Fox News and blame Obama for both of their bankruptcies.Quote:
Originally Posted by Beer Drinker
Mittens burn!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Harry
Nice.
Who said cops were mouth breathers?Quote:
Originally Posted by Harry
http://www.politico.com/magazine/sto...1#.VSssq5M0-7A
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I’ve been saying this for a long time, ever since I spoke before the Knapp Commission investigating corruption in the NYPD more than 40 years ago: Unless we create an atmosphere where the crooked cop fears the honest cop, and not the other way around, the system will never change. Unless honesty is rewarded more often than corruption, the police will lose credibility altogether. I wrote a letter to President Bill Clinton in 1994 addressing this very issue, saying that honest cops have never been rewarded, and maybe there ought to be a medal for them. He wrote back, but nothing changed.
Now, in the era of citizen videotaping, police credibility is at stake as never before. If enough testi-lying is uncovered, then who is going to believe the police even when they are telling the truth? They will be seen as crying wolf.
-Frank Serpico
Read more: http://www.politico.com/magazine/sto...#ixzz3X9ZMTI00
After watching the AZ Walmart video I thought the police showed quite a lot of restraint and only killed the suspect after an officer was wounded. If that happened in NYC or Chicago and those were black folks guns would have been drawn in an instant.
A 73 year old cop is chasing down perps? WTF?Quote:
Originally Posted by splat
Hey, he works out.
http://tftppull.freethoughtllc.netdn...-Afterward.jpg
Charleston, SC — An audio recording leaked to the Guardian on Monday, captures Michael Slager laughing about the adrenaline rush that he felt as he murdered Walter Scott.
This callous laughing provides a glimpse into the mindset of this murderous cop. He just shot a man in the back over a brake light, and he’s laughing about the rush he’s getting from it.
According to the Guardian, Slager made the remarks during a discussion with a senior officer after fatally shooting Scott in North Charleston on 5 April.
“By the time you get home, it would probably be a good idea to kind of jot down your thoughts on what happened,” the senior officer said. “You know, once the adrenaline quits pumping.”
“It’s pumping,” Slager said, laughing. The senior officer replied: “Oh yeah. Oh yeah.”
His superior then replies, “Probably once they get you there, we’ll take you home. Take your crap off, take your vest off, kind of relax for two or three.”
“It’ll be real quick. They’re gonna tell you you’re gonna be out for a couple of days and you’ll come back and they’ll interview you then,” he said. “They’re not going to ask you any kind of questions right now. They’ll take your weapon and we’ll go from there. That’s pretty much it.”
This senior officer tells Slager, who just killed someone, to simply go home and relax and reassures him that he’ll not have to talk about it for several days.
If a normal citizen shot someone in the back would they be given this same treatment? “Hello average citizen, did you just killed someone? Well, I’m sure you’re feeling a little adrenaline. Go home, relax, get your fabricated story straight, and we’ll talk about it in a few days.”
No, that would not happen.
A cellphone call that Slager, received about five minutes before his conversation with the senior officer was also partly recorded, reports the Guardian.
“Hey. Hey, everything’s OK, OK?” Slager said after an iPhone ringtone was heard. Following an inaudible section, Slager then appeared to say: “He grabbed my taser, yeah. Yeah, he was running from me.”
Read more at http://thefreethoughtproject.com/lea...lGudMHsdxLD.99
So much trash needs to be taken out. These people are disgusting. Only hope the tides are turning.
Just another rich guy giving the cops stuff, gets a badge and gun in returnQuote:
Originally Posted by neufox47
http://www.tulsaworld.com/newshomepa...3aefe2504.html
They'll place nice and tickle your feet. Once you're dead.
http://www.seattlepi.com/news/crime/...be-6197635.phpQuote:
22-year-old Ramiro Villegas was killed after a car chase [...] the trainee reported that while examining the body without coroner's permission, Stringer touched the feet and said "tickle, tickle," told her he loved playing with dead bodies and laughed.
Stringer couldn't be reached for comment.
http://gawker.com/ex-philly-drug-cop...g-e-1697799118
group would target "college-boy, khaki-pants types" because they were "easy to intimidate."
Former Prosecutor Says Cops Planting Guns On People They Shoot Is ‘Standard Operating Procedure’
April 14, 2015 9:33 am·
Former District Attorney Arthur Aidala has appeared on Fox News many times as an expert they call in to discuss legal matters. But recently, the former Senior Assistant District Attorney for Kings County, New York said something the network didn’t like very much.
Aidala said that through his dealings with the New York Police Department in the 1990s, he has concluded that the planting of a taser on Walter Scott, in a recently-released video of the controversial South Carolina police shooting, is not at all unusual. In fact, Aidala says that this is something of an “open secret” among law enforcement and is “standard operating procedure.”
When I was in the DA’s office in the 80s and 90s, that was standard operating procedure. Police officers — I hate to say this — would keep a second gun that nobody knew about on their ankle, so if they ever killed someone they shouldn’t have they would take that gun out.
Speaking to the South Carolina shooter – Officer Slager, Aidala added the following:
There’s going to be no sympathy for this police officer, except for the fact that it’s a 33-year-old human being who is getting paid $40,000 to protect his own life and protect everyone else’s life. Nobody thinks this cop woke up that morning and said let me go kill somebody. He made split second decisions and they were wrong. Obviously he made wrong decisions. It’s going to be about, in my opinion, how much jail time does he serve.
It is clear to most that if the shooting of Walter Scott had not been captured on camera then the media and police would have colluded to present the victim as though he were guilty, and even aggressed against the violent officer who fatally shot him in the back.
But the video footage that was taken shows an officer who was very comfortable to shooting an unarmed man, and even more comfortable covering it up. It also showed a partner who did not miss a beat in covering for the shooter, and a department that scarcely questioned anything written in their police reports.
Aidala tells us we should not be surprised. This is the norm in policing – the rule, not the exception.
Watch the video from Fox News below…
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q3R-F7I8kAw
http://countercurrentnews.com/2015/0...nce-on-people/
^^^ just like da hollywood moviez
ya but that was before the iPhone, so that's not allowed now!
(CNN)Police in Arizona said Tuesday that an officer who intentionally used his car to run into a suspect with a rifle probably saved lives.
Video of the incident has stirred debate about what type of force police should have used to detain a man with a gun.
"Everything in the video seems to point towards an obvious excessive use of force. It is miraculous that my client isn't dead," said attorney Michelle Cohen-Metzger.
http://www.cnn.com/2015/04/14/us/ari...-over-suspect/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ckqk2yD2FkU