Violent traffic stop in Inkster caught on camera

Nothing shocks or surprises me these days...seems like 3-4 a week at least coming out of America these days.
These cops are sick, twisted and bullies.


As NWA said... **** The Police

a reply to: Greathouse
Damn,man you're right..Just researched it,Fkin coward gloves.@ this rate there's goin to be a revolution if this sht keeps happening..

a reply to: greydaze

This is meant as humor...........

I thought I was wrong once I was mistaken. Lol

All I can say is THANK GOD THE OFFICERS ARE ALL RIGHT!

THEIR LIVES WERE IN DANGER! PLEASE NOTE THEY DID NOT KILL THE THREATENING MAN! BUT DOES DENT OWN A DOG!

AND I LOVE THE COPS!

AND WHAT IF THE COPS WEREN'T THERE TO ARREST DENT!

WHERE WOULD WE BE WITHOUT THIS INTIMIDATION!

WITHOUT IT WE'D BE ATHEISTS AND DO WHATEVER WE WANT!

a reply to: FraggleRock

# 403

I lived in Inkster for just shy of five years. From September 2009 to August 2014. In that five years I saw a very rapid decline in the city.

First the police were cut.
Then the school district dissolved.
Then the police cut more.
Worse and worse. More gangs, more drugs. More violence.

We had our home get shot up. Called the police, came and checked it out. Literal response? "Yup, that's a bullet hole." Our front window, couch, and more shot up. Why didn't it get investigated? No money or time and bigger fish to catch.

Back in May 2014 an Inkster cop moved in across the street. In July his house was robbed in broad daylight. They stole his TV, some other electronics, and (the kicker) the panel to his home alarm system.

We could literally watch people make drug deals from our front porch. A van would sit in the street all day. People would come, people would go. Five or more times a day. Same with the park behind our house. One person would walk from one side, meet another in the middle coming from the other side, shake hands, go back the way they came. Two years ago a little shanty town started to spring up in the park, but it got torn down pretty quickly. Last spring a guy overdosed on heroin in the park.

We had it happen six times in seven months last year where the police chased someone into our street (a cul-de-sac) and wound up being a foot chase. Four of those times the police asked me to let my dogs out to see if anyone was in our backyard.

I still go back there once a month for one reason or another. We still own the old house for tax reasons, so I like to go by, shovel the walk or cut the lawn, etc... About two months ago I was nearly car jacked. Car pulled out of a driveway, blocking the road. I slammed on the brakes, stopped about four houses away to see what they were doing. They pulled back into the driveway. I proceeded forward and they pulled out again, nearly hitting me. Two guys jumped out. Already on edge, I had it in four wheel drive, floored it and hopped the curb.

I probably won't go back next month. Thinking of just letting the house go. No point in selling it, and not worth the insurance money.

Two tips if you do have to go to Inkster: Don't go unarmed and the Valero on Middlebelt north of Michigan has good, cheap gas. But I doubt a lot of you could make it there. If you're willing to try, you can rent our property. Good luck...

a reply to: FraggleRock

No audio of the threat........These cops are liars trying to cover themselves. This man should sue these criminals for everything they are worth. This should be criminal assault with great bodily harm.

The joys of living in Inkster. This really isn't all that uncommon, but it was in the news today.

Inkster family held at gunpoint

With crime like this being the norm, you almost can't blame the police for being on edge.

originally posted by: cmdrkeenkid
The joys of living in Inkster. This really isn't all that uncommon, but it was in the news today.

Inkster family held at gunpoint

With crime like this being the norm, you almost can't blame the police for being on edge.

Sure, lets not blame them for being on edge. Let's absolutely blame them for choking and punching a man 16 times though. And lets investigate and find out if evidence was indeed planted and if it turns out to be the case then lets blame them for that too.

Being in a high crime city doesn't grant special permissions for police to use criminal behavior themselves.

a reply to: FraggleRock

I made no comments on the alleged criminal behavior of any parties involved. I made no notions of "special permissions for police to use criminal behavior themselves." All I said was that the police are on edge, and rightfully so.