Ihop beat down?

[MIAdragon]

Justified or not? I dont think so. (if its a repost gfys)

[OnTheWarpath15]

This whole thing never happens if the original woman in grey complies with the cop instead of resisting.

[KCrockaholic]

Originally Posted by Red 5

Women want to be treated like men...so enjoy it, bitches.

No, they want to be PAID like men, but do the work of women. Isn't that how it goes?

[KCrockaholic]

Originally Posted by OnTheWarpath58

This whole thing never happens if the original woman in grey complies with the cop instead of resisting.

Yep. That simple. I don't understand why people always feel the need to resist the police. Guess what? In this situation if the woman actually feels that she is being treated inappropriately by the police, all she has to do is comply at that time, and later take care of it in front of a judge. But she wanted to be a dumbass instead.

[OnTheWarpath15]

http://www.myfoxorlando.com/dpps/new...26-es_12936514

Justin Gray

Justin
Gray

By MYFOXATLANTA STAFF/myfoxatlanta

ATLANTA, Ga. - Atlanta police are facing serious questions after a viral video of a brawl inside a Buckhead restaurant hit YouTube. Witnesses say you can see a woman hit a police officer, and an officer hit that same woman.

FOX 5 showed the video to Atlanta Police on Tuesday night. They say their internal affairs office is now investigation to see if the officers involved were out of line.

Cell phone video posted on YouTube shows the confrontation between Atlanta police officers and two women inside a Buckhead IHOP . Witnesses say one of the women hit one of the officers, who then hit her back.

“It was like the royal rumble in there,” said Eugene Brown, who witnessed it. “It was Wrestlemania basically in there-- arms flying, screaming, shouting.”

Brown said he was at the IHOP early Saturday morning, coming straight from the Atlanta Hawks playoff game. His cousin shot video of the brawl.

Brown says even before police arrived, the women had been screaming, yelling and refusing to leave for several minutes.

“She was causing a scene,” Brown said. “It's the officer's job to get her and her troublemaking friend out of the restaurant.”

In a statement, Atlanta police said, "The Atlanta Police Department is aware of the incident that took place early Sunday morning involving one of its officers attempting to arrest a patron at an IHOP in Buckhead. The matter has been referred to our Office of Professional Standards to determine whether department policies and procedures were followed. Further comment at this time would not be appropriate."

Atlanta police say they are investigation. A spokesperson for IHOP says the safety of their customers and staff is their number one priority, and they are cooperating with police in the ongoing investigation.


Read more: http://www.myfoxorlando.com/dpps/new...#ixzz1KlU5aeWk

[blaise]

Originally Posted by KCrockaholic

No way that was Atlanta. Waaay too many white people. And the Mexicans didn't even look that Mexican. WTFBP? Where's the ****ing black people dammit?

It's in the Buckhead area, which is like Georgetown. A bunch of bars and restaurants, college students and drunks.

[Donger]

Originally Posted by blaise

It's in the Buckhead area, which is like Georgetown. A bunch of bars and restaurants, college students and drunks.

And Boba Fett.

[KCrockaholic]

Originally Posted by blaise

It's in the Buckhead area, which is like Georgetown. A bunch of bars and restaurants, college students and drunks.

Oh I believe it. I was just messin.

[OnTheWarpath15]

Originally Posted by KCrockaholic

Yep. That simple. I don't understand why people always feel the need to resist the police. Guess what? In this situation if the woman actually feels that she is being treated inappropriately by the police, all she has to do is comply at that time, and later take care of it in front of a judge. But she wanted to be a dumbass instead.

Exactly.

If I'm eating a meal, minding my own business and a cop tells me to come with him, I'm going to, and let my lawyer deal with it.

I'm not making the matter worse by pulling the "I didn't do anything" card and resisting.

[Just Passin' By]

Originally Posted by OnTheWarpath58

This whole thing never happens if the original woman in grey complies with the cop instead of resisting.

While true, this does not excuse the officer's subsequent actions. He should not have responded as he did to the 3rd woman. Excessive force is police brutality. Unfortunately, the likely outcome is that the PD will form ranks and the cop will be cleared. That's the S.O.P..

[Donger]

Originally Posted by Just Passin' By

While true, this does not excuse the officer's subsequent actions. He should not have responded as he did to the 3rd woman. Excessive force is police brutality. Unfortunately, the likely outcome is that the PD will form ranks and the cop will be cleared. That's the S.O.P..

What in the world is it excessive when responding in kind?

[Hammock Parties]

I don't see how he used excessive force. He slapped her to get her to back off, and she responded by wailing on him like he was a baby killer. Then he delivered a punch to get her to stop that shit. Then he and the other officer physically restrained her in order to cuff her.

A slap and a punch, which were both responses to HER violent actions, counts as excessive force? Not in my opinion.

Excessive force = beating the shit out of someone and throwing multiple punches

[KCrockaholic]

Originally Posted by Just Passin' By

While true, this does not excuse the officer's subsequent actions. He should not have responded as he did to the 3rd woman. Excessive force is police brutality. Unfortunately, the likely outcome is that the PD will form ranks and the cop will be cleared. That's the S.O.P..

No personal offense, but you really need to learn more about law enforcement.

[Jaric]

[Fritz88]

After watching it again, my realization is affirmed, women are ****ing crazy and emotional. How in their right mind would hit a cop?

Answer:
A woman.

[Jaric]

No but seriously, she hit a cop in the face, she's lucky he didn't tase her. I don't see what the issue is.

Those of you taking issue with this, go find a police officer in the process of arresting someone and slap him or her in the face. Then report back to us what happens.