Police Beat Three Black Men In Philly - Page 2

Comicsartist · 05-07-2008, 07:55 PM

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Originally Posted by bornright

It was once encouraged for law enforcement officers to allow citizens to ride with them. This opened the eyes of a lot of citizens even the liberal ones. The fact is in many cases they did not feel we were brutal enough.

My ass. If the perp is on the ground and RESTRAINED the beating/"subduing" should cease. They are on the ground and restrained. They aren't going anywhere. Why keep hitting them?

anhailla · 05-07-2008, 08:32 PM

I watched the video on CNN..looks like police were assualting the suspects to me...looked like they were already handcuffed.

fire them and try them for criminal assault.

TrueBlueAmerican · 05-07-2008, 10:31 PM

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Originally Posted by bornright

The fact is in many cases they did not feel we were brutal enough.

Thats the dumbest thing ive ever heard. You can say shit like that but when your the perp on the ground you will have no right to complain to anyone about anything...

cheapseats · 05-07-2008, 11:35 PM

The tragedy is, it's both.

There really ARE good cops and bad cops.

Bornright, you HAVE to concede that brutality and other iffy/dicey/not right practices among law enforcement not only occur, they seem to be on the rise. There ARE bullies run amok in law enforcement. A mother of three who was handcuffed behind her back with the handcuffs shackled to a bench was "officially" ruled to have probably accidentally strangled herself in a holding cell in the Phoenix airport. Yes, she was drunk and belligerent...so we let her accidentally die in police custody?

Another drunk and disorderly woman, this one in a Florida interrogation room, has a busted up face AFTER the surveillance camera shows the police brute turn off the surveillance camera, whereupon the man in uniform says that she fell.

It's outta hand.

On the flip side, liberals should sit through ONE Parents of Murdered Children ceremony before they are so quick to defend criminals. There are people who rape and sodomize and dissect and cannibalize other humans for fucking sport in a society that saw fit to save money, under Ronald Reagan, by literally throwing the loonies out of the asylum.

There is a whole sub-culture that transacts business pretty much at gun point.

Law enforcement, like the teachers of our children, should be handsomely paid...AFTER they are carefully screened.

These are positions that should command greatest respect and appreciation but here, in America, it's the opposite.

Comicsartist · 05-07-2008, 11:43 PM

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Originally Posted by cheapseats

The tragedy is, it's both.

There really ARE good cops and bad cops.

Bornright, you HAVE to concede that brutality and other iffy/dicey/not right practices among law enforcement not only occur, they seem to be on the rise. There ARE bullies run amok in law enforcement. A mother of three who was handcuffed behind her back with the handcuffs shackled to a bench was "officially" ruled to have probably accidentally strangled herself in a holding cell in the Phoenix airport. Yes, she was drunk and belligerent...so we let her accidentally die in police custody?

Another drunk and disorderly woman, this one in a Florida interrogation room, has a busted up face AFTER the surveillance camera shows the police brute turn off the surveillance camera, whereupon the man in uniform says that she fell.

It's outta hand.

On the flip side, liberals should sit through ONE Parents of Murdered Children ceremony before they are so quick to defend criminals. There are people who rape and sodomize and dissect and cannibalize other humans for fucking sport in a society that saw fit to save money, under Ronald Reagan, by literally throwing the loonies out of the asylum.

There is a whole sub-culture that transacts business pretty much at gun point.

Law enforcement, like the teachers of our children, should be handsomely paid...AFTER they are carefully screened.

These are positions that should command greatest respect and appreciation but here, in America, it's the opposite.

I agree, but for the record, I am not defending the actions of the three in the car. I am simply appalled at the actions of the cops in the video.

babylonDon · 05-08-2008, 05:52 AM

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Originally Posted by bornright

It was once encouraged for law enforcement officers to allow citizens to ride with them. This opened the eyes of a lot of citizens even the liberal ones. The fact is in many cases they did not feel we were brutal enough.

What's 'liberal' where you live Tex? Only one ammo belt across the shoulder?

Please give us more pro police brutality anecdotes.

Kanadesaga · 05-08-2008, 08:03 AM

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Originally Posted by bornright

You sure picked up a lot of information from such a short clip. Could you really tell they were restrained on the ground. You are aware the difference between private security and a police officer?

I'd say three cops on your back is restraint. I know it isn't the chains and red hot pokers you'd love to use them but they were restrained. Are you aware of anything? other than your own myopia?

Kanadesaga · 05-08-2008, 08:05 AM

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Originally Posted by Comicsartist

My ass. If the perp is on the ground and RESTRAINED the beating/"subduing" should cease. They are on the ground and restrained. They aren't going anywhere. Why keep hitting them?

Because it's fun for them.

liberalway · 05-08-2008, 08:19 AM

Never mind the three suspects could change their life styles and avoid this situation completely

babylonDon · 05-08-2008, 08:39 AM

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Originally Posted by liberalway

Never mind the three suspects could change their life styles and avoid this situation completely

Not even pretending anymore, huh?

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