Cops 'assault' blind man

[Datura]

Hmmm . Coffee time then I will read this article again. And this time slowly.

As opposed to?

 

[Greylor]

So it is okay when police step outside of their bounds when using force? Do you really need to have 6 police offers beating a blind man? What you are promoting is very dangerous indeed.

No its not ok, and the police should be disciplined for using excessive force.

Doesn't change the fact that he shouldn't have been there in the first place, and had given them grief in the past. In real life though, consequence is not always in proportion to cause. Which is why it is generally wise not to tempt fate when not necessary.

The police were wrong in using excessive force, but were not wrong in removing him.

 

[Sherbang]

No its not ok, and the police should be disciplined for using excessive force.

Doesn't change the fact that he shouldn't have been there in the first place, and had given them grief in the past. In real life though, consequence is not always in proportion to cause. Which is why it is generally wise not to tempt fate when not necessary.

The police were wrong in using excessive force, but were not wrong in removing him.

Did you not read the post I just posted #39?
There is no reason he shouldn't have been there and they were wrong in removing him.
Police and Mayor claimed he was breaking a law which was then found to not exist.
As they have done before, with the squatters.

 

[Kloofvreter]

I guess you have never had to manhandle a resistant person? 3 6-foot well built men can have a problem, even with a 60kg shortish girl.

Especially with a girl