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I hope that cop gets his ass kicked the fuck out of service. EVERY fucking time I see american police arrest somebody they use excessive force... That guy was completely calm. Why did he want him to get on the ground in the first place? Wasnt he just speeding? And the other retarded motherfucker comes along and asks if he is cuffed, and tells him to put his hands on his back!? He's fucking shot you hillbilly doucebag!

We must not have seen the same video.:confused: You hit a cop over here all bets are off.:cool: Rewatch the video and tell me where the cop was getting any cooperation from the guy.:thumbup:
 
I'm thinking a trail of sausage and cheese biscuits could lure him from the pond back over to the shop where he could be properly caged.

You make the sausage and cheese biscuits and we will drag his ass out of the lake. He will be lookin to Jeremy for mercy.
 
Fugging gimps should be seen, not heard. And they most certainly do not partake in such delicious looking cuisine.:D

A muzzle and a feeding tube.:thumbup:
 
I hope that cop gets his ass kicked the fuck out of service. EVERY fucking time I see american police arrest somebody they use excessive force... That guy was completely calm. Why did he want him to get on the ground in the first place? Wasnt he just speeding? And the other retarded motherfucker comes along and asks if he is cuffed, and tells him to put his hands on his back!? He's fucking shot you hillbilly doucebag!

You mean the calm guy that attacked the cop with a gun on him? :p :D
 
The cop had it coming. Why would he want him to get on his knees? Why was he pointing a tazer at him, and actually tazing him just because he didnt get on his knees?
 
Do Nordic cops hand out head rubs and Peanut Butter and Jelly sandwiches?:confused:
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Its not like that Greg, but I think the cop took the wrong approach. Of course the guy should have cooperated more, but at the same time I cant blame him. We just see things very differently I guess. Nothing wrong with that.
 
I'm going to be perfectly honest, the video is blocked from my viewing, I haven't even seen it yet.:eek:
 
I hope that cop gets his ass kicked the fuck out of service. EVERY fucking time I see american police arrest somebody they use excessive force... That guy was completely calm. Why did he want him to get on the ground in the first place? Wasnt he just speeding? And the other retarded motherfucker comes along and asks if he is cuffed, and tells him to put his hands on his back!? He's fucking shot you hillbilly doucebag!

The cop had it coming. Why would he want him to get on his knees? Why was he pointing a tazer at him, and actually tazing him just because he didnt get on his knees?


I have to completely disagree with you K. The reason why the guy the guy was stopped was he matched the description of someone who assaulted a person who serves meals to the needy at a food kitchen. I don't understand what they teach, or don't teach kids in the US anymore. Make the cops life easy, listen to their instructions and follow them. They probably have had a worse day than you and are underpaid. If the cops are bad cops (small percentage), then follow up after the issue.:thumbup:


From the DesMoine Register :

Police fatally shot a man Friday on Centennial Bridge in Davenport after the man allegedly bit an officer's face and slammed his head to the pavement, authorities said.

The shooting happened about 11 a.m. after the man assaulted a worker at a cafe that serves meals to the needy in Davenport, police spokesman Capt. David Struckman said.



He said the officer was looking for a suspect and found a person on the bridge who matched the description a few minutes later.

When the officer approached, Struckman said, the man became belligerent and attacked. The officer tried to use a Taser gun to subdue the man, but it was ineffective and he "got on top of the officer and tried to choke him."

"He actually bit him in the face and was choking him and slammed his head on the pavement," Struckman said.

An officer from the East Moline, Ill., police department tried to help the Davenport officer, who was able to draw his gun and fire two shots at the suspect, Struckman said.

The man, identified as Steven Tyrone Mallory, 39, was taken to a hospital where he died. The officer, Clif Anderson, a 14-year veteran of the force, was put on paid leave until the investigation is complete.

Struckman said the worker assaulted at the Cafe on Vine also went the hospital.

Sister Bea Snyder, who volunteers at the cafe, said another volunteer who saw the assault alerted police.

The Centennial Bridge links Iowa and Illinois over the Mississippi River.


*I bolded the article to make it clearer
 
I have to completely disagree with you K. The reason why the guy the guy was stopped was he matched the description of someone who assaulted a person who serves meals to the needy at a food kitchen. I don't understand what they teach, or don't teach kids in the US anymore. Make the cops life easy, listen to their instructions and follow them. They probably have had a worse day than you and are underpaid. If the cops are bad cops (small percentage), then follow up after the issue.:thumbup:


From the DesMoine Register :

Police fatally shot a man Friday on Centennial Bridge in Davenport after the man allegedly bit an officer's face and slammed his head to the pavement, authorities said.

The shooting happened about 11 a.m. after the man assaulted a worker at a cafe that serves meals to the needy in Davenport, police spokesman Capt. David Struckman said.



He said the officer was looking for a suspect and found a person on the bridge who matched the description a few minutes later.

When the officer approached, Struckman said, the man became belligerent and attacked. The officer tried to use a Taser gun to subdue the man, but it was ineffective and he "got on top of the officer and tried to choke him."

"He actually bit him in the face and was choking him and slammed his head on the pavement," Struckman said.

An officer from the East Moline, Ill., police department tried to help the Davenport officer, who was able to draw his gun and fire two shots at the suspect, Struckman said.

The man, identified as Steven Tyrone Mallory, 39, was taken to a hospital where he died. The officer, Clif Anderson, a 14-year veteran of the force, was put on paid leave until the investigation is complete.

Struckman said the worker assaulted at the Cafe on Vine also went the hospital.

Sister Bea Snyder, who volunteers at the cafe, said another volunteer who saw the assault alerted police.

The Centennial Bridge links Iowa and Illinois over the Mississippi River.


*I bolded the article to make it clearer

That made it all make more sense to me. I just watched the video, and didnt know jack shit about the background story. My bad.

I hereby retract my previous statements!
 
The cop had it coming. Why would he want him to get on his knees? Why was he pointing a tazer at him, and actually tazing him just because he didnt get on his knees?

Sorry, man. The cop did not have that coming. The guy was a suspect in an assault. The cop wanted the suspect down on the ground to prevent the very scenario that unfolded in that video. The cop was just trying to watch out for his own ass.
 
Sorry, man. The cop did not have that coming. The guy was a suspect in an assault. The cop wanted the suspect down on the ground to prevent the very scenario that unfolded in that video. The cop was just trying to watch out for his own ass.

Read my post above yours;) I didnt know that he was a suspect for anything. From the posts I read, it looked like he was speeding.
 
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