Tyreek Hill arrested?

[Garcia Bronco]

Originally Posted by Nirvana58

Honestly, **** the cops in this situation. He rolled up his window after giving him his license. That doesn't warrant getting arrested and man handled.

That one cop is a psycho and on a complete power trip.

That's not how traffic stops work. I'll give you the same challenge as others. Go try that "maneuver" the next time you get pulled over for speeding and tell us what happens.

[Nirvana58]

Originally Posted by Garcia Bronco

That's not how traffic stops work. I'll give you the same challenge as others. Go try that "maneuver" the next time you get pulled over for speeding and tell us what happens.

After I gave the cops my license. I have rolled my window back up before and never had an issue. Honestly never even thought about it.

[Raiderhater]

Originally Posted by Nirvana58

After I gave the cops my license. I have rolled my window back up before and never had an issue. Honestly never even thought about it.

While they were still standing there? Or after they ran back to the car to run your license?

[Garcia Bronco]

Originally Posted by Nirvana58

After I gave the cops my license. I have rolled my window back up before and never had an issue. Honestly never even thought about it.

Good for you. If they are tinted and the officer can no longer see your hands, good luck.

[Nirvana58]

Originally Posted by Garcia Bronco

Good for you. If they are tinted and the officer can no longer see your hands, good luck.

And you think the proportional response is too drag the person out. Throw them on the ground and handcuff them. Then put them in a choke hold and force him back on the ground after you picked him up.

Crazy the excuses people will make for bad cops. That one cop is way more dangerous than Tyreek ever presented.

[Mecca]

Originally Posted by Nirvana58

And you think the proportional response is too drag the person out. Throw them on the ground and handcuff them.

Crazy the excuses people will make for bad cops. That one cop is way more dangerous than Tyreek ever presented.

For some reason people defend cops in undefendable things. It's like an abusive parent "why did you have to make daddy beat you"

[Jim Jones]

Originally Posted by Mecca

For some reason people defend cops in undefendable things. It's like an abusive parent "why did you have to make daddy beat you"

Spot on analogy when referring to Tyreek Hill.

[Pitt Gorilla]

Originally Posted by Nirvana58

And you think the proportional response is too drag the person out. Throw them on the ground and handcuff them. Then put them in a choke hold and force him back on the ground after you picked him up.

Crazy the excuses people will make for bad cops. That one cop is way more dangerous than Tyreek ever presented.

Even Garcia's reeruned ass understands that. Whether or not he's honest enough to admit it is another question altogether.

[Garcia Bronco]

Originally Posted by Pitt Gorilla

Even Garcia's reeruned ass understands that. Whether or not he's honest enough to admit it is another question altogether.

What Nirvana posted isn't even close to being true, but people are entitled to their opinion. Hill is much more of a danger. I mean is this the part where we bring up Rashee Rice and speeding on the highway? Did you not see the results?

[Garcia Bronco]

Originally Posted by Nirvana58

And you think the proportional response is too drag the person out. Throw them on the ground and handcuff them. Then put them in a choke hold and force him back on the ground after you picked him up.

Crazy the excuses people will make for bad cops. That one cop is way more dangerous than Tyreek ever presented.

Go look at video's of police being shot during traffic stops and maybe you'll start to under stand the risks. It's not about a proportional response. It's not a la-de-da situation. It's not a discussion. It's a you will comply, or you will face the consequences. If you feel your rights have been violated, argue it in a court of law. What's crazy is the people that will go out of their way to excuse bad citizenship behavior by someone who plays pro football.

[Nirvana58]

Originally Posted by Garcia Bronco

Go look at video's of police being shot during traffic stops and maybe you'll start to under stand the risks. It's not about a proportional response. It's not a la-de-da situation. It's not a discussion. It's a you will comply, or you will face the consequences. If you feel your rights have been violated, argue it in a court of law. What's crazy is the people that will go out of their way to excuse bad citizenship behavior by someone who plays pro football.

Being a police officer doesn't even make the top 20 in most dangerous jobs in America. Being a good cop doesn't mean you can stomp on the rights of citizens out of fear.

That officer shouldnt have a badge and is a danger to the community he is suppose to be serving. There was 0 provocation to take him to the ground and arrest him. Rolling up a window does not give the cops the right to arrest him.

The cop has already been put on administrative leave and if Tyreek pursues it will get paid and have him fired. Cops are public employees and should be held to the highest standard because of the power they hold.

Not given a pass because the guy in a car that cost more than my house made them scared by rolling up his window. Any one with common sense would have known that Tyreek Hill was not a threat.

[emaw1979]

Originally Posted by Nirvana58

Being a police officer doesn't even make the top 20 in most dangerous jobs in America. Being a good cop doesn't mean you can stomp on the rights of citizens out of fear.

That officer shouldnt have a badge and is a danger to the community he is suppose to be serving. There was 0 provocation to take him to the ground and arrest him. Rolling up a window does not give the cops the right to arrest him.

The cop has already been put on administrative leave and if Tyreek pursues it will get paid and have him fired. Cops are public employees and should be held to the highest standard because of the power they hold.

Not given a pass because the guy in a car that cost more than my house made them scared by rolling up his window. Any one with common sense would have known that Tyreek Hill was not a threat.

They had a right to arrest him based on his misdemeanor traffic violation. It wasn’t a simple ticket from my understanding. He refused and they have every right to pull him out. They were respectful and did not break his window. And drag him out but they would have been justified. Hill is solely responsible here and the NFL better backtrack and support their cops in this situation. Hill is extremely fortunate to escape arrest here.

You don’t have the right to disobey lawful orders in this country.

[tyreekthefreak]

Originally Posted by Nirvana58

Being a police officer doesn't even make the top 20 in most dangerous jobs in America. Being a good cop doesn't mean you can stomp on the rights of citizens out of fear.

That officer shouldnt have a badge and is a danger to the community he is suppose to be serving. There was 0 provocation to take him to the ground and arrest him. Rolling up a window does not give the cops the right to arrest him.

The cop has already been put on administrative leave and if Tyreek pursues it will get paid and have him fired. Cops are public employees and should be held to the highest standard because of the power they hold.

Not given a pass because the guy in a car that cost more than my house made them scared by rolling up his window. Any one with common sense would have known that Tyreek Hill was not a threat.

Cops don't seem to have the "power" you talk about!!!! If they did Tyreek would'nt have given the cop a bunch of lip from the start. Tyreek knew he did wrong but thought he was above it all and acted like the cops should do what he said!!!!! The whole country is like that today and that is why the cops shouldn't take a lot of shit anymore.

[chiefzilla1501]

Originally Posted by Garcia Bronco

Go look at video's of police being shot during traffic stops and maybe you'll start to under stand the risks. It's not about a proportional response. It's not a la-de-da situation. It's not a discussion. It's a you will comply, or you will face the consequences. If you feel your rights have been violated, argue it in a court of law. What's crazy is the people that will go out of their way to excuse bad citizenship behavior by someone who plays pro football.

There are also plenty of videos of innocent people getting railroaded by abuse of power. Officers need leeway to protect their own safety but escalating conflict doesn't do that. Creating mistrust doesn't do that. It has created an environment that has led to too much retaliation.

I don't think barely anyone is saying tyreek isnt partially in the wrong here. But most agree that the actions taken by the officer went beyond what was necessary. If you feel your rights have been violated, there has been a notoriously awful track record of accountability for offending officers which is why a few bad apples continue to spoil it for the majority doing great work for the community. The idea that they can get away with a ton to enforce compliance is exactly the reason to watchdog the use of power.

[BWillie]

Originally Posted by Garcia Bronco

Good for you. If they are tinted and the officer can no longer see your hands, good luck.

Should have just shot him through the window amirite?