Policeman knocks woman out while baby is on sidewalk.

I just came across this video and sure the woman is being somewhat uncooperative, but is there really the need to throw a woman that is cuffed to the ground like that? I mean she has nothing to catch herself with - except her face.

Thug mentality.

Just because you know that you are bigger and stronger is never a reason to be an @$$.

Soon...these cowards in badges will see themselves for what they really are...puppets that have been played into thinking that they are unstoppable.

Soon...

Peace

Originally posted by causeimalive
reply to post by Drewshbag

 

It seemed to me that the police officer lost it for a second, soon after realizing oops.. "I fu**ed up!" Well I guess thats what you get when you start lowering the accepted IQ level to become a policeman. - not to mention the baby is just left over there unattended.

Oh yeah. You could totally see he had an "oh ****" moment.

And being "somewhat" uncooperative was an understatement. But he didn't have to slam her down. It didn't like the "routine" take down you usually see, imo. Looks like he threw her to me. But I wasn't there so...

ETA: Never mind the knocked out looking part. Rewatched and saw her legs move >.

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I truly believe that police officers are trained in a way that helps alienate them from their human emotions, especially empathy.

One of the reasons my step-father quit the police force was because he couldn't knowingly be a part of a group so manipulative and deceptive.

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my god what is wrong with the american cops , they smash a womans head into the ground knocking her unconscious maybe even fracturing her skull , and instead of calling an ambulance they just stand around telling her to wake up .
i don't care what she was accused of but if two big cops like they were, could not handle a woman even a hand cuffed woman at that , then i suggest they get a job in a kinder garden .

is that lady alive?

it would be nice to know a little more about what happened and why she was being arrested...

excessive force most definately

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I gotta ask wth could she have possibly be doing, jaywalking?WTF?

I don't think the pavement was the first thing her head hit.

If you watch closely, and listen, you hear a sound of metal being struck.
I think her head hit the bumper bar on the way down.

Her head seems to be in line with the back of the truck.


And OT, these actions don't surprise me anymore.
Anyone surprised by this are clearly just now waking up.

What I am surprised about however, is that the person recording, didn't intervene or call an ambulance.

It just shows the complete lack of empathy now a days.
It shows you what will happen in SHTF scenario.

Count only on yourselves.

And OT, these actions don't surprise me anymore. Anyone surprised by this are clearly just now waking up.

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No doubt, gotta keep the momentum going though. That's why I posted. Hopefully people that are clueless see this and become inspired to seek more information.

Originally posted by Drewshbag
reply to post by causeimalive

 

I truly believe that police officers are trained in a way that helps alienate them from their human emotions, especially empathy.

One of the reasons my step-father quit the police force was because he couldn't knowingly be a part of a group so manipulative and deceptive.

I agree, they are after-all a "military" type force and I hear that they do the training so that they can respond logically instead of emotionally, although from the looks of it.. it can backfire.

maybe now she'll understand its not acceptable to constantly shout 'f# you' to the police.
but yet again we'll hear the bleeding hearts crying over the treatment of those poor criminals.

She could have prevented this from happening to her if she just got in the car.

It's easy to blame the police when you see something like this but would it have happened if she got in the car?

I don't know how you can train people to deal with belligerence like she was showing without getting pissed off.

I watched the video, how do we know she didn't push him back and he let her go?

I'm not saying it's OK what happened, but next time I think she may get into the car without incident!

She shoulda just gotten into the car!

Anyone know what she was doing before or to cause her arrest?

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You do not Intervene in police actions. You could get yourself shot.
The person recording the vid seemed to be on the 2nd floor of the building.
I wonder who finally took care of the baby.

I really don't get you guys.

What exactly is it that you think should happen here?

Originally posted by lacrimosa
maybe now she'll understand its not acceptable to constantly shout 'f# you' to the police.
but yet again we'll hear the bleeding hearts crying over the treatment of those poor criminals.

There is no jurisdiction in the United States where it is legal to put your hands on somebody because they call you names. Unless you are a cop.

The officer used excessive force, once again. S.F.P.D., I see.
With that said... Was she resisting arrest?
Was the officer's actions effective in making her compliant?
Don't resist arrest, cooperate with authorities and it won't happen to you.

This isn't the only "police trys to knock woman out" video of the day.........


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