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Posted: 10/1/2012 10:36:45 AM EDT
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Funny thing is, the only reason this upsets GD is because it's a cop. If it had been a street vendor or say, a bartender, GD would be laughing it's collective ass off. That's BS where I was raised you don't beat on women. Even if you're a thug in a badge and protected by the thin blue line. I was raised not to hit a lady. I think you are confusing the two. You have never been in a fistfight in your life, have you? With a woman or a lady? No I haven't but I'd bet you have been in many fistfights with women by the tone of your post. Why don't you tell us the best way to deck a woman? Well, on one occasion, I didn't deck her, I kicked her in the groin. The proper response when someone is trying to stick a Buck folder in your gut. What would you do? Buy her flowers? You did what you should had done due to the threat of being stabed! So now point out where the treat was in the video.... English please? I realize it's a later time zone and all, but isn't it a little early to be drunk? Not drunk, forgive me.... "You did what you should have done, due to the threat of being stabed" Got it now? |
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Posted: 10/1/2012 10:38:46 AM EDT
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Posted: 10/1/2012 10:38:52 AM EDT
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I guess he decided that he wanted that woman spending his pension for him. After the lawsuit, I imagine he will be damned lucky if he ends up with any of his pension fund. But, some states protect pensions from law suits, so who knows...maybe she will "only" get his house, car, savings, possessions, and he will keep the pension to spend while he looks for his next job.
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Posted: 10/1/2012 10:40:18 AM EDT
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Funny thing is, the only reason this upsets GD is because it's a cop. If it had been a street vendor or say, a bartender, GD would be laughing it's collective ass off. That's BS where I was raised you don't beat on women. Even if you're a thug in a badge and protected by the thin blue line. I was raised not to hit a lady. I think you are confusing the two. You have never been in a fistfight in your life, have you? With a woman or a lady? No I haven't but I'd bet you have been in many fistfights with women by the tone of your post. Why don't you tell us the best way to deck a woman? Well, on one occasion, I didn't deck her, I kicked her in the groin. The proper response when someone is trying to stick a Buck folder in your gut. What would you do? Buy her flowers? You did what you should had done due to the threat of being stabed! So now point out where the treat was in the video.... English please? I realize it's a later time zone and all, but isn't it a little early to be drunk? Not drunk, forgive me.... "You did what you should have done, due to the threat of being stabed" Got it now? He knew what you meant. People often deflect from the topic at hand and point out bad grammar and whatnot when they have no where to go with their argument. |
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Posted: 10/1/2012 10:42:59 AM EDT
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she will be getting a fat check... Yep, my guess is $500k give or take. I doubt that. She will get nothing as their could have been Al Queda in the silly string or dihydrogen monoxide. It's a clear case of terrorism. 
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Posted: 10/1/2012 10:43:33 AM EDT
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Please knock off the hourglassing.
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Posted: 10/1/2012 10:45:19 AM EDT
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Funny thing is, the only reason this upsets GD is because it's a cop. If it had been a street vendor or say, a bartender, GD would be laughing it's collective ass off. That's BS where I was raised you don't beat on women. Even if you're a thug in a badge and protected by the thin blue line. I was raised not to hit a lady. I think you are confusing the two. You have never been in a fistfight in your life, have you? I have, several times none of which started over a little water. We all get that she needed to be arrested. But that doesn't mean you get to cold clock her because you've confused yourself with the wicked witch of the west. I see a slap. Where is this punching and cold-cocking I see everyone go on about? A slap? I wonder if her dentist will classify it as that. |
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Posted: 10/1/2012 10:45:27 AM EDT
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Sorry Boss
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Posted: 10/1/2012 10:46:22 AM EDT
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Hitting Snookie was uncalled for.
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Posted: 10/1/2012 10:46:45 AM EDT
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Funny thing is, the only reason this upsets GD is because it's a cop. If it had been a street vendor or say, a bartender, GD would be laughing it's collective ass off. That's BS where I was raised you don't beat on women. Even if you're a thug in a badge and protected by the thin blue line. I was raised not to hit a lady. I think you are confusing the two. You have never been in a fistfight in your life, have you? With a woman or a lady? No I haven't but I'd bet you have been in many fistfights with women by the tone of your post. Why don't you tell us the best way to deck a woman? Well, on one occasion, I didn't deck her, I kicked her in the groin. The proper response when someone is trying to stick a Buck folder in your gut. What would you do? Buy her flowers? What threat was she to the officers? Surely, you aren't comparing this woman who was mistakenly thought to be someone who threw water to a woman with a knife actively trying to stab you. Right?  I was asked the best way to "deck a woman" by some guy that's never been in a fight outside of the playground slide. . I answered. Not comparing it to the thread topic. |
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Posted: 10/1/2012 10:47:07 AM EDT
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Reading is for faggots. http://i1123.photobucket.com/albums/l543/bobjonesar15/4gifstumblr-11.gif I can't quit laughing. That was awesome. |
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Posted: 10/1/2012 10:48:14 AM EDT
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I He knew what you meant. People often deflect from the topic at hand and point out bad grammar and whatnot when they have no where to go with their argument. Like you are avoiding answering my question now? What would YOU do Mr Chivalrous? |
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Posted: 10/1/2012 10:48:41 AM EDT
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COP was doing his job stay the fuck away from them and you won't get hurt.
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Posted: 10/1/2012 10:48:52 AM EDT
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I can only comment on where I work.
Punching someone in the face is usually a misdemeanor, unless it causes serious injury such which is extremely rare. Whoever thinks a face punch is deadly force really gets a from me. If I shot everyone who tried to punch me in the face I'd be fired and would really need to stock up on ammo...
As far as face punches, good to go at my department. As far as throwing water on someone that would be a battery. Do it to a cop and its going to be seen as assaultive behavior and a face punch, taser or baton is going to be appropriate. Would i handle it that way? I dont know i didn't watch the video, but if its a rowdy group and you need to take someone down quick im not going to fault the officer. |
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Posted: 10/1/2012 10:49:55 AM EDT
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COP was doing his job stay the fuck away from them and you won't get hurt. Someone called it. Please be joking. |
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Posted: 10/1/2012 10:51:01 AM EDT
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COP was doing his job stay the fuck away from them and you won't get hurt.
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Posted: 10/1/2012 10:51:12 AM EDT
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I can only comment on where I work. Punching someone in the face is usually a misdemeanor, unless it causes serious injury such which is extremely rare. Whoever thinks a face punch is deadly force really gets a from me. If I shot everyone who tried to punch me in the face I'd be fired and would really need to stock up on ammo...
As far as face punches, good to go at my department. As far as throwing water on someone that would be a battery. Do it to a cop and its going to be seen as assaultive behavior and a face punch, taser or baton is going to be appropriate. Would i handle it that way? I dont know i didn't watch the video, but if its a rowdy group and you need to take someone down quick im not going to fault the officer. Do it to a cop and... *sigh*. Maybe we are screwed.
Should I take this advice as a defense against some teens with squirt guns? Something tells me I'll be shackles pleading unsuccessfully at my bail hearing. |
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Posted: 10/1/2012 10:51:23 AM EDT
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Posted: 10/1/2012 10:53:55 AM EDT
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BTW, this video is why someone should work rear security.
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Posted: 10/1/2012 10:53:57 AM EDT
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I He knew what you meant. People often deflect from the topic at hand and point out bad grammar and whatnot when they have no where to go with their argument. Like you are avoiding answering my question now? What would YOU do Mr Chivalrous? Reading is fundamental!!! I already answered the question several post up captain overkill. I can subdue a water throwing woman and get her under control without punching her in the face and costing the taxpayers money. |
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Posted: 10/1/2012 10:54:22 AM EDT
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I can only comment on where I work. Punching someone in the face is usually a misdemeanor, unless it causes serious injury such which is extremely rare. Whoever thinks a face punch is deadly force really gets a from me. If I shot everyone who tried to punch me in the face I'd be fired and would really need to stock up on ammo...
As far as face punches, good to go at my department. As far as throwing water on someone that would be a battery. Do it to a cop and its going to be seen as assaultive behavior and a face punch, taser or baton is going to be appropriate. Would i handle it that way? I dont know i didn't watch the video, but if its a rowdy group and you need to take someone down quick im not going to fault the officer. This is pretty rich. Punch in the face = ONLY a misdemeanor, serious injury extremely rare, NO BIG DEAL. throw water = Battery, on a cop ASSAULT, BIG DEAL. Cop/badge licker logic is funny. |
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Posted: 10/1/2012 10:55:12 AM EDT
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Posted: 10/1/2012 10:56:01 AM EDT
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Funny thing is, the only reason this upsets GD is because it's a cop. If it had been a street vendor or say, a bartender, GD would be laughing it's collective ass off. That's BS where I was raised you don't beat on women. Even if you're a thug in a badge and protected by the thin blue line. I was raised not to hit a lady. I think you are confusing the two. You have never been in a fistfight in your life, have you? With a woman or a lady? No I haven't but I'd bet you have been in many fistfights with women by the tone of your post. Why don't you tell us the best way to deck a woman? Well, on one occasion, I didn't deck her, I kicked her in the groin. The proper response when someone is trying to stick a Buck folder in your gut. What would you do? Buy her flowers? What threat was she to the officers? Surely, you aren't comparing this woman who was mistakenly thought to be someone who threw water to a woman with a knife actively trying to stab you. Right? I was asked the best way to "deck a woman" by some guy that's never been in a fight outside of the playground slide. . I answered. Not comparing it to the thread topic. You couldn't hang in the playground's i've been in buttercup! |
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Posted: 10/1/2012 10:57:02 AM EDT
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Posted: 10/1/2012 11:01:18 AM EDT
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I can only comment on where I work. Punching someone in the face is usually a misdemeanor, unless it causes serious injury such which is extremely rare. Whoever thinks a face punch is deadly force really gets a from me. If I shot everyone who tried to punch me in the face I'd be fired and would really need to stock up on ammo...
As far as face punches, good to go at my department. As far as throwing water on someone that would be a battery. Do it to a cop and its going to be seen as assaultive behavior and a face punch, taser or baton is going to be appropriate. Would i handle it that way? I dont know i didn't watch the video, but if its a rowdy group and you need to take someone down quick im not going to fault the officer. Un-fucking real. |
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Posted: 10/1/2012 11:09:12 AM EDT
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Assaulting someone and using the badge as your protection (as in this case) is no different than using women and children to hide behind as you take pot shots at our troops.
It's cowardly. The job is to protect and serve, not put in your 8 hours and go home safe and dry. If you can't control yourself long enough to see that it was silly string and water before you hit a woman in the face from behind, you don't deserve to wear the badge. You are an embarrassment and a danger to your fellow officers. Before any of you clowns call me a cop hater, I am not. My BIL is a retired officer, my cousin is an officer, my brothers godfather is a retired game warden and I have many, many close personal friends who either wear now or have worn the badge with honor. |
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Posted: 10/1/2012 11:11:59 AM EDT
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You couldn't hang in the playground's i've been in buttercup! Are you the same Dana1972 that posts at Lumberjocks.com? |
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Posted: 10/1/2012 11:14:37 AM EDT
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You couldn't hang in the playground's i've been in buttercup! Are you the same Dana1972 that posts at Lumberjocks.com? No not me. |
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Posted: 10/1/2012 11:14:51 AM EDT
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Assaulting someone and using the badge as your protection (as in this case) is no different than using women and children to hide behind as you take pot shots at our troops. It's cowardly. The job is to protect and serve, not put in your 8 hours and go home safe and dry. If you can't control yourself long enough to see that it was silly string and water before you hit a woman in the face from behind, you don't deserve to wear the badge. You are an embarrassment and a danger to your fellow officers. Before any of you clowns call me a cop hater, I am not. My BIL is a retired officer, my cousin is an officer, my brothers godfather is a retired game warden and I have many, many close personal friends who either wear now or have worn the badge with honor. Umm, it's come up before, so I know you've seen it. "Protect and serve " is the phrase form an old TV show, and I'm pretty sure most cops see it as a regular job. |
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Posted: 10/1/2012 11:15:49 AM EDT
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Assaulting someone and using the badge as your protection (as in this case) is no different than using women and children to hide behind as you take pot shots at our troops. It's cowardly. The job is to protect and serve, not put in your 8 hours and go home safe and dry. If you can't control yourself long enough to see that it was silly string and water before you hit a woman in the face from behind, you don't deserve to wear the badge. You are an embarrassment and a danger to your fellow officers. Before any of you clowns call me a cop hater, I am not. My BIL is a retired officer, my cousin is an officer, my brothers godfather is a retired game warden and I have many, many close personal friends who either wear now or have worn the badge with honor. Umm, it's come up before, so I know you've seen it. "Protect and serve " is the phrase form an old TV show, and I'm pretty sure most cops see it as a regular job. Just because it may be legal, doesn't make it right. |
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Posted: 10/1/2012 11:17:15 AM EDT
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Whoever thinks a face punch is deadly force really gets a from me. Cop punched by co-worker dies Orange County man punched in face, dies FL Correx Cop Dead After Punch to Face Man killed by one punch to face from a woman Man dies after punch to the face |
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Posted: 10/1/2012 11:18:42 AM EDT
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I don't know why anything around here surprises me any more, but I really didn't expect to see people condoning violence against women in here.
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Posted: 10/1/2012 11:19:00 AM EDT
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Quoted: Quoted: Whoever thinks a face punch is deadly force really gets a from me. Orange County man punched in face, dies FL Correx Cop Dead After Punch to Face Man killed by one punch to face from a woman Man dies after punch to the face In that case, water is lethal force (drowning), and the cop was justified. http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/09/20/ted-park-california-wave-baja-_n_1900736.html http://www.ndtv.com/article/cities/two-men-drown-in-canal-in-uttar-pradesh-274112 http://calgary.ctvnews.ca/canmore-man-presumed-drowned-1.978313 http://www.nation.com.pk/pakistan-news-newspaper-daily-english-online/national/01-Oct-2012/man-drowns-trying-to-save-girl-in-spanish-flash-floods http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-19456163 |
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Posted: 10/1/2012 11:19:18 AM EDT
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I can only comment on where I work. Punching someone in the face is usually a misdemeanor, unless it causes serious injury such which is extremely rare. Whoever thinks a face punch is deadly force really gets a from me. If I shot everyone who tried to punch me in the face I'd be fired and would really need to stock up on ammo...
As far as face punches, good to go at my department. As far as throwing water on someone that would be a battery. Do it to a cop and its going to be seen as assaultive behavior and a face punch, taser or baton is going to be appropriate. Would i handle it that way? I dont know i didn't watch the video, but if its a rowdy group and you need to take someone down quick im not going to fault the officer. Un-fucking real. No... he's serious. Spraying things on police officers is an assault (or battery, depending on jurisdictional semantics)... with an aggravated circumstance because the victim is a police officer. You can't lay your hands on a cop (or spray your water bottle on him/her). Doing so is inviting the man into your life in a very immediate/unfriendly way. And if you then make as if you're going to flee? You're going to get hands laid on you. I don't like slapping around women any more than anybody else... but girlfriend played a stupid game... and the officer wasn't about to put up with it. Did it look rough? Yep. Did GF expect it? Nope. Is the officer going to be prosecuted? Doubt it. |
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Posted: 10/1/2012 11:19:21 AM EDT
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Posted: 10/1/2012 11:22:06 AM EDT
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Whoever thinks a face punch is deadly force really gets a from me. Orange County man punched in face, dies FL Correx Cop Dead After Punch to Face Man killed by one punch to face from a woman Man dies after punch to the face In that case, water is lethal force (drowning), and the cop was justified. http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/09/20/ted-park-california-wave-baja-_n_1900736.html http://www.ndtv.com/article/cities/two-men-drown-in-canal-in-uttar-pradesh-274112 http://calgary.ctvnews.ca/canmore-man-presumed-drowned-1.978313 http://www.nation.com.pk/pakistan-news-newspaper-daily-english-online/national/01-Oct-2012/man-drowns-trying-to-save-girl-in-spanish-flash-floods http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-19456163 
I don't have a problem with the case, I just thought it was really interesting that some one thought a punch to the skull could not be considered lethal force. Trust me, a subarachnoid hemorrhage from punch to the skull will kill you. |
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Posted: 10/1/2012 11:23:02 AM EDT
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As far as throwing water on someone that would be a battery. Do it to a cop and its going to be seen as assaultive behavior and a face punch, taser or baton is going to be appropriate. In this situation a punch (or slap) to the face was hardly appropriate. I can understand the desire to do so - I would have wanted to slap the shit out of her too. But police work shouldn't involve getting payback. If she broke the law, then show some professionalism, restrain her using the least amount of force necessary to achieve submission, and take her to jail. Turning around and punching a woman who poses no actual physical threat to you isn't controlling the situation. It's acting like an out-of-control child. |
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Posted: 10/1/2012 11:24:18 AM EDT
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Posted: 10/1/2012 11:24:39 AM EDT
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Quoted: I don't have a problem with the case, I just thought it was really interesting that some one thought a punch to the skull could not be considered lethal force. Trust me, a subarachnoid hemorrhage from punch to the skull will kill you. Oh I agree. It could be lethal, but is not generally considered lethal force given than the percentages of death are minute. There have been cases where criminals were tried for attempted murder based on blows to the head, but that is the exception rather than the rule, and included intent. Obviously this cop did not have intent. |
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Posted: 10/1/2012 11:26:48 AM EDT
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No... he's serious. Spraying things on police officers is an assault (or battery, depending on jurisdictional semantics)... with an aggravated circumstance because the victim is a police officer. You can't lay your hands on a cop (or spray your water bottle on him/her). Doing so is inviting the man into your life in a very immediate/unfriendly way. And if you then make as if you're going to flee? You're going to get hands laid on you. I don't like slapping around women any more than anybody else... but girlfriend played a stupid game... and the officer wasn't about to put up with it. Did it look rough? Yep. Did GF expect it? Nope. Is the officer going to be prosecuted? Doubt it. I know he was serious. My post was in response to the absurdity of how that is legal. Is it legal for a regular person to punch someone who throws water on them? Girlfriend didn't throw the water. She sprayed silly string which didn't even register with the cops. No one noticed. It was when the white shirt was turned around looking at her, that someone threw the water, her and white shirt got hit with it, and he went after her. He instantly went into rage mode and went for the closest person to him. |
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Posted: 10/1/2012 11:31:18 AM EDT
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I don't know why anything around here surprises me any more, but I really didn't expect to see people condoning violence against women in here. That's pretty fucked up. So it would have been different if it was a male? Would what have been different? My opinion on what the cop did? Hitting a male in the mouth would still have been wrong but it's absolutely worse to hit a woman. I'm talking about right and wrong, not what's technically legal. |
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Posted: 10/1/2012 11:31:42 AM EDT
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Whoever thinks a face punch is deadly force really gets a from me. Orange County man punched in face, dies FL Correx Cop Dead After Punch to Face Man killed by one punch to face from a woman Man dies after punch to the face In that case, water is lethal force (drowning), and the cop was justified. http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/09/20/ted-park-california-wave-baja-_n_1900736.html http://www.ndtv.com/article/cities/two-men-drown-in-canal-in-uttar-pradesh-274112 http://calgary.ctvnews.ca/canmore-man-presumed-drowned-1.978313 http://www.nation.com.pk/pakistan-news-newspaper-daily-english-online/national/01-Oct-2012/man-drowns-trying-to-save-girl-in-spanish-flash-floods http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-19456163 Ha That's funny. |
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Posted: 10/1/2012 11:32:31 AM EDT
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No... he's serious. Spraying things on police officers is an assault (or battery, depending on jurisdictional semantics)... with an aggravated circumstance because the victim is a police officer. You can't lay your hands on a cop (or spray your water bottle on him/her). Doing so is inviting the man into your life in a very immediate/unfriendly way. And if you then make as if you're going to flee? You're going to get hands laid on you. I don't like slapping around women any more than anybody else... but girlfriend played a stupid game... and the officer wasn't about to put up with it. Did it look rough? Yep. Did GF expect it? Nope. Is the officer going to be prosecuted? Doubt it. I know he was serious. My post was in response to the absurdity of how that is legal. Is it legal for a regular person to punch someone who throws water on them? Girlfriend didn't throw the water. She sprayed silly string which didn't even register with the cops. No one noticed. It was when the white shirt was turned around looking at her, that someone threw the water, her and white shirt got hit with it, and he went after her. He instantly went into rage mode and went for the closest person to him. Regardless of what she sprayed on him, the point stands. You can't do that to a cop and expect them to react well... particularly when they appear to be in the middle of an arrest. It could be a handful of glitter... I still wouldn't throw a bunch of it at a bunch of cops in the middle of dealing with somebody. |
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Posted: 10/1/2012 11:38:06 AM EDT
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No... he's serious. Spraying things on police officers is an assault (or battery, depending on jurisdictional semantics)... with an aggravated circumstance because the victim is a police officer. You can't lay your hands on a cop (or spray your water bottle on him/her). Doing so is inviting the man into your life in a very immediate/unfriendly way. And if you then make as if you're going to flee? You're going to get hands laid on you. I don't like slapping around women any more than anybody else... but girlfriend played a stupid game... and the officer wasn't about to put up with it. Did it look rough? Yep. Did GF expect it? Nope. Is the officer going to be prosecuted? Doubt it. I know he was serious. My post was in response to the absurdity of how that is legal. Is it legal for a regular person to punch someone who throws water on them? Girlfriend didn't throw the water. She sprayed silly string which didn't even register with the cops. No one noticed. It was when the white shirt was turned around looking at her, that someone threw the water, her and white shirt got hit with it, and he went after her. He instantly went into rage mode and went for the closest person to him. Regardless of what she sprayed on him, the point stands. You can't do that to a cop and expect them to react well... particularly when they appear to be in the middle of an arrest. It could be a handful of glitter... I still wouldn't throw a bunch of it at a bunch of cops in the middle of dealing with somebody. Neither would I. I'm not an idiot. You're missing the fact that white shirt was looking at the woman when the water hit him. He was looking at her, then he looked down once the water hit him. Why did he decide to go after her? He clearly saw that she did not throw the water and still attacked her. |
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Posted: 10/1/2012 11:43:43 AM EDT
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It's simple really; if you want to be treated like a woman, act like one. Otherwise take a beating? |
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Posted: 10/1/2012 11:45:58 AM EDT
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I can only comment on where I work. Punching someone in the face is usually a misdemeanor, unless it causes serious injury such which is extremely rare. Whoever thinks a face punch is deadly force really gets a from me. If I shot everyone who tried to punch me in the face I'd be fired and would really need to stock up on ammo...
As far as face punches, good to go at my department. As far as throwing water on someone that would be a battery. Do it to a cop and its going to be seen as assaultive behavior and a face punch, taser or baton is going to be appropriate. Would i handle it that way? I dont know i didn't watch the video, but if its a rowdy group and you need to take someone down quick im not going to fault the officer. This is pretty rich. Punch in the face = ONLY a misdemeanor, serious injury extremely rare, NO BIG DEAL. throw water = Battery, on a cop ASSAULT, BIG DEAL. Cop/badge licker logic is funny. a punch or throwing water would both be considered a battery. The injuries would dictate what level. I got sucker punched by a drunk one time, booked him in for the night no charges filled. I didn't really care I don't take it personal the DA didn't want to waste their time prosecuting. I wasn't injured by it. There was a time when it was extremely rare for a crook to punch a cop, now a days they have nothing to lose and no little will be done. |
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Posted: 10/1/2012 11:46:43 AM EDT
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A She was antagonizing the police.
B She got behind them, a threatening move, especially for an antagonist in a threatening situation. C She got a predictable consequence because of her actions. D This isn't rocket science, do stupid things, earn stupid rewards. E Stupid people don't learn from words but they do learn from pain. F What she got was a valuable learning experience. G Not an American flag? Deport her, after she pays her debt to society. |
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Posted: 10/1/2012 11:47:04 AM EDT
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No... he's serious. Spraying things on police officers is an assault (or battery, depending on jurisdictional semantics)... with an aggravated circumstance because the victim is a police officer. You can't lay your hands on a cop (or spray your water bottle on him/her). Doing so is inviting the man into your life in a very immediate/unfriendly way. And if you then make as if you're going to flee? You're going to get hands laid on you. I don't like slapping around women any more than anybody else... but girlfriend played a stupid game... and the officer wasn't about to put up with it. Did it look rough? Yep. Did GF expect it? Nope. Is the officer going to be prosecuted? Doubt it. I know he was serious. My post was in response to the absurdity of how that is legal. Is it legal for a regular person to punch someone who throws water on them? Girlfriend didn't throw the water. She sprayed silly string which didn't even register with the cops. No one noticed. It was when the white shirt was turned around looking at her, that someone threw the water, her and white shirt got hit with it, and he went after her. He instantly went into rage mode and went for the closest person to him. Regardless of what she sprayed on him, the point stands. You can't do that to a cop and expect them to react well... particularly when they appear to be in the middle of an arrest. It could be a handful of glitter... I still wouldn't throw a bunch of it at a bunch of cops in the middle of dealing with somebody. Neither would I. I'm not an idiot. You're missing the fact that white shirt was looking at the woman when the water hit him. He was looking at her, then he looked down once the water hit him. Why did he decide to go after her? He clearly saw that she did not throw the water and still attacked her. How do you know what he saw? Lotto numbers please. |
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Posted: 10/1/2012 11:48:50 AM EDT
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Assaulting someone and using the badge as your protection (as in this case) is no different than using women and children to hide behind as you take pot shots at our troops. It's cowardly. The job is to protect and serve, not put in your 8 hours and go home safe and dry. If you can't control yourself long enough to see that it was silly string and water before you hit a woman in the face from behind, you don't deserve to wear the badge. You are an embarrassment and a danger to your fellow officers. Before any of you clowns call me a cop hater, I am not. My BIL is a retired officer, my cousin is an officer, my brothers godfather is a retired game warden and I have many, many close personal friends who either wear now or have worn the badge with honor. Umm, it's come up before, so I know you've seen it. "Protect and serve " is the phrase form an old TV show, and I'm pretty sure most cops see it as a regular job. http://www.lapdonline.org/history_of_the_lapd/content_basic_view/1128 |
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Posted: 10/1/2012 11:49:43 AM EDT
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Whoever thinks a face punch is deadly force really gets a from me. Cop punched by co-worker dies Orange County man punched in face, dies FL Correx Cop Dead After Punch to Face Man killed by one punch to face from a woman Man dies after punch to the face I'm not saying it doesn't happen, i'm just saying i respond to about 4 fight calls a shift. Knock on wood never seen one die. Its very rare. I could find articles about people being killed with pellet guns doesn't mean its realistic. |
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