NYPD Cops going at it after one assaults a handcuffed man **Video**

Wow I gotta say that you don't see this very often (actual cops knowing right from wrong and actually willing to step in and express it on a fellow cop):




All I can say is that I HOPE that this condition of actually-respecting-and-serving-the-rights-of-the-people catches on to the rest of this rapidly developing police state

S & F

Good find

reply to post by Newbomb Turk


if only a video like this would go viral. that cop deserves a medal especially if the one he just stood up against has any pushing power in the department to make his life hell. S+F for the OP and the police officer

Nice but that guy was being a little over dramatic for real.

reply to post by Newbomb Turk


Dear Newbomb Turk,

From the video it appears that the cop was doing an old trick of twisting the cuffs once on your wrists, it hurts a whole bunch. It was completely unnecessary once the cuffs were on the suspect. Rather than hold the suspect by the arms he was holding him by the handcuffs and that is why I believe he was complaining about his hands.

This video has no bearing on bad cops.

1] Why is the guy being detained in the first place? We don't know.
2] The guy is obviously crying wolf with "OMG help me" and the cop isn't even beating him. Grown man, please, I would expected to see some bruising on him.
3] The guy is obviously being resistant.
4] I would of beat the guy up, just to shut his mouth. You have to admit he was annoying and the officer wasn't even doing anything.

This cop has the right idea stepping in. but honestly that dude WAS resisting arrest! If you have a problem ( in a before SHTF situation) with what your being arrested for you bring it up with a judge. Resisting arrest is only gonna build the case against you.
Plus we didnt see what the guy was doing to be getting arrested in the first place. So I say the arresting officer looked to be in the right but just alittle more aggresive than needed. Ive been a part of police brutality and this is not it.

I expected to see two cops brawling with batons and tazers after reading the title, I'm pretty disappointed.

Yeah but that dude was being pretty dramatic. Sit on the ground right now with your hands behind your back as if you were handcuffed and see if you can stand up without using your hands. It's pretty easy, so he was clearly acting like a stubborn little kid in big boy pants. Still, instead of shoving him around like that he should have just been like "Dude you're acting like a child, just stand up and quit crying you baby"

I'm glad he didn't try to take away the camera or threaten to break the guys "f***** face" for videotaping him like in that video posted here a few weeks ago.

Gotta hand it to the 'good' policeman. Without him we would be watching another cop beats handcuffed man video.

But I have to say the 'victim' was just being ridiculous! How stupid can you be? His resistance actually opened the door for abuse. This one case where we are watching a drama.

Again, props to the good policeman! And to the cop who lost his temper- shame on you!

reply to post by Manhater

Your mindset is perfect for law enforcement....yup...beat him up to shut him up

Cop didn't look happy when he saw the camera.

As for the crying man, he did bring a lot of the problems upon himself. Makes me wonder if he was maybe disable or something.

although i would really like to believe he was being the good guy i kind of got the feeling that he was trying to get his partner to calm down so he didnt get into trouble. he did know they were being filmed. i hate to be cynical but its hard with all these videos of police going overboard.

maybe they were playing good cop bad cop?

Trying to pick him "up" in the most painful way possible and when that is "unsuccessful" "accidentally" losing your grip as he goes back to the ground with no hands to keep himself from injury.

Brutality is what it is.

I can dig it. I could get real brutal with people who enjoy being brutal to other people as I THOROUGHLY enjoy bullying bullies.

You remember me kid, I was the one that the bullies did not mess with and who could make you wet your pants with a smile... You went on to believe everything that you were told, join the military and now you are a cop. You also like to come here on ATS and repeat your nazi nationalistic mantras. as often as possible.

Shame this is all an illusion that will soon be over and the results of this sociological experiment complete.
Yer gonna love what we have in mind for you...

reply to post by Manhater


(I'm laughing.) The irony of your comments harmonize well with your handle, Manhater.

The sad thing is the cop can't even be bothered to ask the man what the problem is, instead of stopping and letting the man sit there for a minute to calm down then proceeding, the cop demands he stand and stand NOW!

Does the cop require this man to stand? No not really. If this man were legitimately hurt, then what?

Its just sad police show NO COMPASSION today. Then they turn around and cry about being shown no compassion in return. Its a two way street.

-Lightrule

Anyone find it funny at the end where the GOOD cop trying to take care of the SUPPOSED BAD COP was just about ready to duke it out with the cameraman! HAHA the look on his face. Priceless.

reply to post by Manhater


and i pray for all of our safty your not one of these psycos with a badge he was being a nusance? so what would u do to a crying baby cuff it beat it and kill ti cuz it offended you,how about dudes cuffed he cant physcily defend him self and the otehr cop saw a camera and problay didnt wanan get lumped in with this bad cop so he stood up for a man in handcuffs and you wanan give him crap? he must not have done anythign to bad other wise we would haev seen guns drawn(i think most cops woudl agree when they legitimately fear for there lives guns the first thing they go to)people like you are why we have to worry about cops like this

Originally posted by KilrathiLG
reply to post by Manhater

 

You are taking me so out of context. I almost did go to the academy, but for medical reasons, I can't be in LE, but I do have a degree in it. The guy was overly dramatic. He looked, more like he was putting up a fight, more then he looked to be as hurt as he claimed. Like my grandma use to say, "You want something to cry about, I'll give you something to cry about"

ya as much as we hear about the bad cops fact is plenty of them are good people who really want to serve and protect.

lets give this good cop the ol ATS bump

someone get his facebook or email so we can send him some positive feedback.

reply to post by UcDat


Would he do the same if he did not know someone was filming?
Would he do the same in a dark alley?
Would he do the same if his inner bias caused him to initially dislike the person being molested by his partner?

I *curse words* doubt it...

The "good" cop will find that his peerage do not approve of his actions and they will let him know in so many not so easily proven ways.

He will either fall in line or otherwise be dealt with.
They usually give you the choice to simply resign as that is much easier then having to waste you, attend your funeral, console your wife and kids and then deal with an internal inquery...

See another cop taking a bribe or dealing drugs etc etc better take your cut or look the other way...pilgrim.

I know in most peoples warm fuzzy minds they wish to believe that things are not like this yet consider this, when these people in lesser power witness all the rest of the people in power ABOVE THEM abusing their power daily... they are wanton to believe that this does not trickle down...