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barfo said:
I don't understand police who antagonize the people.

barfo
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Sure you do. You understand it completely. Assholes who become cops are still assholes. That's not hard to understand. You can disagree with it, you can be angry by it, but I'm sure you understand why it happens.

Antagonizing the police can only end badly. Is it right? No, but lots of shit happens in this world that isn't right. Lots of people who have power will abuse that power.

Absolute power corrupts absolutely.

What is the gain of doing it though? Does it make these people feel better? It seems like a risk without really any reward.
 
Natebishop3 said:
Sure you do. You understand it completely. Assholes who become cops are still assholes. That's not hard to understand. You can disagree with it, you can be angry by it, but I'm sure you understand why it happens.

Antagonizing the police can only end badly. Is it right? No, but lots of shit happens in this world that isn't right. Lots of people who have power will abuse that power.

Absolute power corrupts absolutely.

What is the gain of doing it though? Does it make these people feel better? It seems like a risk without really any reward.
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Obvious answer from my perspective is that most of these folks who do this are 1) have limited emotional control 2) rarely have had to face consequences 3) privileged white people. Add these three things together and you get a Karen and idiots like this guy.

But @barfo ’s point stands, we need higher expectations from our police force in this country. Period.
 
Cops Raid WRONG House & Handcuff NAKED Woman

 
Tired Grandpa’s Terrible Roadtrip | Cop Placed on Leave

Imagine that your 62 year old father was driving late at night after 11 hours on the road. Would you worry that he would fall asleep? Hopefully he would just pull over somewhere and take a nap if he was tired. Right? Usually, yes. But not in Spokane County, Washington.

62 year old Kevin Hinton had just driven 11 hours into his road trip back from meeting his brand new baby granddaughter in Oregon. He was too tired to continue driving. He couldn’t keep his eyes open. So he pulled over into a parking lot at Terrace View Park, in Spokane, Washington, to take a nap. Shortly afterwards he would encounter Sgt. Clay Hilton with the Spokane County Sheriff’s Office. Within three minutes, Hilton would forcibly remove Mr. Hinton from his vehicle in such a way as to leave him with 8 broken ribs, a punctured lung, severe concussion, shoulder injury, and a disfigured lip. Why? Because Sgt. Hilton thought he was being rude.

The video is so violent Youtube won't allow it so watch the raw footage here:

https://thecivilrightslawyer.com/2023/10/17/tired-grandpas-terrible-roadtrip-cop-placed-on-leave/

If you want to know if that beating was a civil rights violation and if so which of your civil rights then watch this:

 
SlyPokerDog said:
Tired Grandpa’s Terrible Roadtrip | Cop Placed on Leave

Imagine that your 62 year old father was driving late at night after 11 hours on the road. Would you worry that he would fall asleep?
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That wouldn't be what I'd be worried about. I'd be worrying about how Dad came to be younger than me. Has he been driving at the speed of light?

barfo
 


Found completely innocent, still fired from job.
 
Cops Admit They Hogtied WRONG Guy – But Arrest Him Anyways

On October 16, 2021, the life of Silvester Hayes was altered forever. That morning, Hayes woke up early and went out to get breakfast for his four young children. While driving to get their favorite meal, which was french toast from a restaurant only a few blocks away from their home, Silvester encountered two Dallas police officers. He did not return to his kids with breakfast. Now a lawsuit has been filed and the bodycam footage has been released.


 
Cop Charged With Murder | Shoots “Suspicious Paint” Suspect
Posted on November 9, 2023
A LaSalle, Colorado police officer has been charged with second degree murder after he shot a man in a dollar store parking lot, during an investigation about a car’s suspicious paint job. It was the officer’s third day of training with that police department. Can a police officer shoot a man attempting to flee a suspicious paint job investigation?


 
Church Deacon Tased & Dies | Officer Fired
Posted on November 24, 2023
Bodycam was just released in the case of the church deacon in Atlanta who died after being tased by a police officer, following his refusal to sign an accident citation. The video was made public at the request of his family, who viewed it in September. Arnitra Fallins, Hollman’s daughter, told NBC News that the video was “very disturbing” and that she became physically ill watching it. Her father had called her during the fatal encounter. The officer was subsequently fired. But not for the right reasons.

 
SlyPokerDog said:
Church Deacon Tased & Dies | Officer Fired
Posted on November 24, 2023
Bodycam was just released in the case of the church deacon in Atlanta who died after being tased by a police officer, following his refusal to sign an accident citation. The video was made public at the request of his family, who viewed it in September. Arnitra Fallins, Hollman’s daughter, told NBC News that the video was “very disturbing” and that she became physically ill watching it. Her father had called her during the fatal encounter. The officer was subsequently fired. But not for the right reasons.

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Full footage here. It's fucked up.

 
Family in Rental Car Held at Gunpoint After False Report From AI Surveillance

A Wisconsin family on vacation in San Diego was pulled over by police in Oceanside, California, after their rental car was mistakenly flagged by the town’s automated stolen car reporting system. They were ordered out of their vehicle at gunpoint and treated as dangerous criminals. As it turns out, the rental car company had neglected to withdraw an older report that the rented vehicle was stolen. The town’s automated camera system notified police of the vehicle’s whereabouts, leading to this interaction.


 
SlyPokerDog said:
Family in Rental Car Held at Gunpoint After False Report From AI Surveillance

A Wisconsin family on vacation in San Diego was pulled over by police in Oceanside, California, after their rental car was mistakenly flagged by the town’s automated stolen car reporting system. They were ordered out of their vehicle at gunpoint and treated as dangerous criminals. As it turns out, the rental car company had neglected to withdraw an older report that the rented vehicle was stolen. The town’s automated camera system notified police of the vehicle’s whereabouts, leading to this interaction.


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Here’s another video on the same general legal issue:

 
Cop Uses Taser to Torture Handcuffed Man | "Do You Want it Again?"

An Alabama police officer is now on leave while authorities investigate a viral video showing her tasing a handcuffed man. She tells him to lay down on the front of the vehicle. She puts her taser on his back and tases him, as he screams. She then asks him, “Do you want it again?”

 
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