rebel998
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Like hell yes! Those guys have guns. And they want to, but don't know how to use them!
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Like hell yes! Those guys have guns. And they want to, but don't know how to use them!
wrathex
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Do officers of the law not shout: "Put your hands where I/we can see them !"
Looking at the photograph of the presumed criminal, it is obvious his right hand is not visible (like suspect no 2), in fact it looks like he might have been
reaching for something on the inside of his jacket.
In a case like that, a policemen would take physical action, he would immediately use force to control the supposed criminal who is not following orders.
So all that is fine, however, standing on the suspects back and giving him a hard kick in the head is not fine.
Standing on his back to keep him down would be permissable, the kick to the head is the no-no here.
This policemen should be punished/admonished/demoted, he was doing his job, but he went overboard.
Unfortunately when you have a brutal crime culture, you also get a brutal policeforce to counter the balance.
Looking at the photograph of the presumed criminal, it is obvious his right hand is not visible (like suspect no 2), in fact it looks like he might have been
reaching for something on the inside of his jacket.
In a case like that, a policemen would take physical action, he would immediately use force to control the supposed criminal who is not following orders.
So all that is fine, however, standing on the suspects back and giving him a hard kick in the head is not fine.
Standing on his back to keep him down would be permissable, the kick to the head is the no-no here.
This policemen should be punished/admonished/demoted, he was doing his job, but he went overboard.
Unfortunately when you have a brutal crime culture, you also get a brutal policeforce to counter the balance.
matt loves telkom
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it would have been better if the guy switched to video mode 
Well, case is clear:
He is not paying tax so police brutality is OK. How he thinks that our government can work without new BMW's? And collecting from bank accounts after electricity hike is not likely to bring sufficient founds.
He is not paying tax so police brutality is OK. How he thinks that our government can work without new BMW's? And collecting from bank accounts after electricity hike is not likely to bring sufficient founds.
rebel998
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Its NEVER ok.
They are supposed to be able to handle anger and conflict situations. No use chasing a guy down if he's going to walk 'cause you violated his rights.
They are supposed to be able to handle anger and conflict situations. No use chasing a guy down if he's going to walk 'cause you violated his rights.