Ihop beat down?

[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?

[Just Passin' By]

Originally Posted by Donger

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

He was not responding in kind.

[Donger]

Originally Posted by Just Passin' By

He was not responding in kind.

Sure he was. He punched her in the face after she smacked him in the face.

[Just Passin' By]

Originally Posted by Donger

Sure he was. He punched her in the face after she smacked him in the face.

Watch the video again. You've got it wrong.

[Donger]

Originally Posted by Just Passin' By

Watch the video again. You've got it wrong.

I have watched it. He pushes (maybe a slap) her face to get her away AFTER she clearly has her hands on his person. She then goes nutso and hits him repeatedly. He then punches her.

[KCrockaholic]

Originally Posted by Donger

I have watched it. He pushes (maybe a slap) her face to get her away AFTER she clearly has her hands on his person. She then goes nutso and hits him repeatedly. He then punches her.

She had her hands on his collar. And she was shoving his arm to try to get him to let go of the main woman. Well that's called assault on a police officer, and the bitch had it comin.

[Just Passin' By]

Originally Posted by Donger

I have watched it. He pushes (maybe a slap) her face to get her away AFTER she clearly has her hands on his person. She then goes nutso and hits him repeatedly. He then punches her.

Hands on his person is not the same as your initial claim. You claimed that she smacked him in the face first, and that he was just responding in kind. That's not true.

[Donger]

Originally Posted by Just Passin' By

Hands on his person is not the same as your initial claim. You claimed that she smacked him in the face first, and that he was just responding in kind. That's not true.

I was referring to what transpired after he pushed her away. which part are you taking issue with? Him pushing her away or him punching her in the face? Both?

And, aren't cops allowed to use force at higher levels than those they are trying to subdue/arrest? I would think so.

[-King-]

I think I'm going to become a policeman now. They're clearly untouchable.

Lady in the grey was getting pushed against the wall even though she wasn't resisting or fighting back. All she was saying was that she wasn't doing anything.

Lady in the black tank top tried to push the cop away because the cop was pushing the lady in the grey.

You can clearly see the cop pulling on the lady's hair. Thats when the blank tank top lady starts to push the cop away. Heres a gif of the cop pulling on her hair

Cop smacks lady

She reacts how any reasonable person would react when they've been hit. She fights back.

Cop arrests lady.

If you saw your friend being pulled by her hair by a cop and didn't react...then WTF kind of friend are you?

[loochy]

Don't start what you can't finish.