Video: Chief Releases Bodycam Footage After Girl Claims Cop Sexually Assaulted Her

She certainly knows the law, doesn't she.

This is complete BS spun by some spoiled girl. I have a feeling a judge might have a few worlds for her.

a reply to: Krakatoa

Why would u blame this on the generation!

Seems a bit silly. Baby boomers did the same # when they were young.

That's the end of her future as far as good schools go. They need to go all the way with resisting arrest and assaulting an officer charges. She will likely end up in prison soon anyway.

I'd say I feel for her parents, but it looks like they dropped the ball long ago.

I willing to bet she was picking up the bottle knowing full well it is a weapon. I have that suspicion that she would have threatened the officer with it if she got the chance.

a reply to: SlapMonkey

In dealing with the police, you generally get back what you give out.

I've been pulled over several times for traffic infractions, usually speeding, as I'm an incorrigible leadfoot, other then the one time I got caught in the 100 yd long school zone that appeared out of no where, I've gotten away with it by being polite, respectful, and above all humble--none of which this stupid child is apparently familiar with even in concept, much less practise--and got away with a warning.

The only time I ever had an issue with a cop over anything to do with traffic infractions was when I slid off the road during an ice storm...I sat for over four hours waiting for the tow-truck to show, it was a busy day for the poor guy...the trooper showed up just as I was getting back onto the road, and he dinged me for unsafe driving--how he knew this four hours after the fact, I've no idea--and insufficient tread on week old studded tires!! My response was intemperate, and profane, but I caught myself, and took it to traffic court where they were all tossed. The judge was none too pleased with the waste of his valuable fishing time--small town America at its finest .

a reply to: Blaine91555

Good schools will say thanks but no thanks, try the community college down the block.

originally posted by: seagull
a reply to: Blaine91555

Good schools will say thanks but no thanks, try the community college down the block.

And she will for a long tie, if not always, believe it was the fault of police officers.

a reply to: Painterz

I can go along with that.

Prevents things like this, and in other circumstance can provide amusing video...

Kinda rare today to see the videos of the idiots police deal with versus the "cops are bad" ones.

a reply to: Blaine91555

Sad to be that young & throw your future away.From perspective for public safety the officer was doing his job and was going to give her a break but in the end had to arrest.

a reply to: ericendtimes

It is sad. Behavior like that though is not something that pops up overnight and I suspect she's been out of control for a long while. Bad parenting, bad schools, or bad seed who knows what caused it.

I can't help but think some of this comes from mimicking the bad behavior seen on social media now. She likely considers herself a celebrity now and there are certainly bad actors online who will egg her on.

Dang. That is some major self destruction right there. I wonder if it is in a way a cry for help. At one point you can hear the officer tell the father that she was saying something to the effect of "well I'll be dead within 15 days". Possibly extremely depresed? Idk, but that behavior is definitely something to be worried about.

Hopefully she gets some help. No sane person acts like that when given numerous chances to calm down. She needs a professional.

a reply to: seaswine

Just a little prophecy but if the Police really want to send her a message they should charge her (I know they have) and then send her for a psych evaluation.

It would be interesting to see how a psychologist would write a report about a self entitled spoilt brat.

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Another case of a female falsely accusing a male of sexual assault which you won't hear the feminists saying a god damned thing about.

a reply to: Blaine91555

There are almost always warning signs. The trick, of course, is spotting them, and, at the same time, recognizing them for what they are. Not the easiest of tasks.

This girl a great example of someone who got away with everything their entire lives, but when met with authority...throws a temper tantrum.

She clearly thought she was untouchable, and the taunting near the end proved that she didn't think they were going to do anything to her.

Sad thing is, she'll probably continue her allegations of whatever even though video evidence proves she's just an idiot who needs to be punished once in her life.

Good example of the LEO's showing extreme patience.

a reply to: seagull

I would agree.

I've had some dealings with both good cops and bad ones. For the most part most of them have been good. In this incident, clearly the officer bent over backwards to be productive and not destructive.

I too had an experience with a 'small town' cop once. Funny how just one incident like that can sour a fella for a while.

Finally managed to convince the hottest redhead in school to go on a date with me one time. I was 2-3 years out of HS then. Turned a corner onto the main drag in my cool '78 Trans Am and got lit up. Wasn't even going fast, and didn't spin the tires. Pulled over for no apparent reason. Cop (also a redhead, but this one was the 'red headed step child from hell'). He was a couple years older than me, new on the force, and "might" have had a couple run-ins with me a few years earlier (as in, got his backside handed to him).

He had seen me with Julie, and he was just pulling me over to be a butthead. Well, without a word it quickly escalated and got worse. First thing he told me was to get out of the car, which I did. End of a nightstick in the back and (boom) head bounced off the hood...right to silver bracelets behind my back, still not a word said. "You're going to JAIL!!" he said.

When he got me in the back of the car, that was it; I went off. Unloaded on him, told him exactly what I thought (in no uncertain terms) and dared him to take the cuffs off. He was so junior he was still riding with a mentor / partner. He looks over at his partner and says "Good thing I put him in cuffs, huh?" His partner says "What the hell are you doing???" And, I kid you not, honest to God's truth, this is what he said...

"Outstanding parking ticket...he's going down!" A parking ticket!!! He busted my head and was taking me to jail for a freaking...parking ticket! (Otherwise my driving record was spotless). A freaking parking ticket, at 7pm on a Friday night, with my girlfriend and her friend in the car, pulled over out of the blue. Pure, unadulterated, unapologetic, spite!

I knew both of the guys. His partner didn't intervene (I didn't understand why at the time, but he was doing me a favor). Long story short, I took it to court. Not only did the judge toss the parking ticket, but admonished this jackass for heavy handedness. He was suspended from the force the next day. The supervisor had written him up with a major infraction based on a report from his partner (the other guy in the car that night).

I ran into the other guy a couple weeks later. He said "you should have filed for brutality on that one, it would have been a slam dunk case!" I didn't, just let it go...he'd gotten what he had coming to him. "He just better hope I don't run into him in the bar some night!" was all I said. Never did though. In fact, never saw the dude again...he'd pissed off so many people with his school day vendettas he wound up leaving town altogether!

In any case, that was an example where getting snotty was probably justified. This girl had no excuse.

P.S. Even 30 years later I'd still probably put a dent in that dude's head if I saw him!

This is one awesome cop. Too bad the article didn't focus on him. He deserves all the attention -- not some snot-nosed punk so high she passed out in her vehicle at a convenience store. Especially given all the negative attention given cops due to the many many bad apples... this cop stands out as who and what all cops should be. (Though I'd like to have him and all cops get some better training for such situations).

But hey! Picking on a teenage girl is so much more fulfilling for today's keyboard warriors.... That'll fix everything!

originally posted by: GusMcDangerthing
Another case of a female falsely accusing a male of sexual assault which you won't hear the feminists saying a god damned thing about.

And what exactly would you like to be said? I'm serious. What? Do you just want it acknowledged that some lying liar females falsely accuse men and it's wrong? Okay. Here ya go:

Some lying liar females falsely accuse men of sexual assaults and it's very very wrong.

Happy now?

I'm not. Both sexual assault and false sexual assault charges are WRONG.

originally posted by: Infinitis
a reply to: Krakatoa

Why would u blame this on the generation!

Seems a bit silly. Baby boomers did the same # when they were young.

Ya, us baby boomers did stupid things too but we dealt with them differently. Logan's generation is raised to think they are perfect and equal (or superior) to everyone else. Previous generations were taught to respect other people and especially those in a position of authority. It's actually ok to say you f'ed up! You learn and move on. I can't imagine what kind of mother Logan will be and what she'll teach her kids. Thankfully I'll be dead and buried before they grow up. Besides, I've seen the movie - I know how this turns out. Idiocracy.