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[starang21]

you people realize he already said he was leaving prior to him being tazed?

[RU OX Alum]

Originally Posted by starang21

you people realize he already said he was leaving prior to him being tazed?

exactly, which is why the cops are worthless as humans....everyone else is worthless for letting it happen

[macallan25]

The cops are worthless for doing their job?

[JonInKC]

Here's another taser clip.

http://www.bullshido.net/gallery/sho...to/832/cat/534

Apparently ninjas are not welcome in Pittsburgh.

[starang21]

Originally Posted by macallan25

The cops are worthless for doing their job?

police brutality is part of the job description?

abuse of power is part of the job description?

[macallan25]

Originally Posted by starang21

police brutality is part of the job description?

abuse of power is part of the job description?

The guy was screaming and completely out of control and wouldn't comply with what he was being told to do........they did their job. He wouldn't get off the floor, they warned him, and he got tased. Its his fault. I love how he was crying like a little wussy girl.....but then when someone asked for the cops badge number he immediately straightened up and was talking like nothing happened. Then he still refused to get off the floor and was coherent enough to tell the cops to "fuck off" in a straight tone.

Police brutality, are you serious? They used a taser. Its not like they beat him into a bloody pulp with a night stick.

[starang21]

Originally Posted by macallan25

The guy was screaming and completely out of control and wouldn't comply with what he was being told to do........they did their job. He wouldn't get off the floor, they warned him, and he got tased. Its his fault. I love how he was crying like a little wussy girl.....but then when someone asked for the cops badge number he immediately straightened up and was talking like nothing happened. Then he still refused to get off the floor and was coherent enough to tell the cops to "fuck off" in a straight tone.

Police brutality, are you serious? They used a taser. Its not like they beat him into a bloody pulp with a night stick.

he previously said that he was already leaving prior to him being tased. from what i heard from a few UCLA students, he was already leaving when a cop decided to put his hands on him, and he took exception to that. said exception lead him to being tased. not sure how true it is, because it's word of mouth.

yes it is police brutality and abuse of power because they used a taser on him when in no way was it needed. he repeated that he was already leaving, so was this whole thing really even needed? i sure as hell would tell a cop to fuck off when he sent x number of volts through my body particularly if it didn't need to go there. he was tased not once, but damn near 5 times.

he has a helluva case, and someone's getting fired and someone else is getting paid. i'm sure your dad would sue the hell out of your school if a cop tased you for not having a student ID.

[ufdale]

I love how he was pretty much limp at the end of the video when they were carrying/dragging him out. I wonder what happened to him after all of this? I would think that several cops should be able to handle one average sized student.

[SigKapSweetie]

Originally Posted by starang21

i'm sure your dad would sue the hell out of your school if a cop tased you for not having a student ID.

My dad would sue the hell out of the school if some guy, who had no student ID because he was actually Ted Bundy, came into the library where I was studying one night and murdered me. Was this kid a serial killer? No. But those rules are there for a reason. He refused to abide by the rules, so he had to be forcibly removed. If I were a cop, I'd prefer to taze him than to have to exchange blows with him in a fistfight and risk him getting close enough to grab my gun.

Some people get so caught up in protecting one person's rights that they forget that the rest of us have rights, too. I have the right to go study in the library late at night, secure in the knowledge that only other students with valid IDs can be in there with me. The bottom line is that he didn't have the right to be there without his ID, and he necessitated the involvement of the police by refusing to leave. I'm a big fan of people getting what they deserve, and I can't say I object to this.