[armand.kay]

Imagine the other officered hadn't been there when he pulled his gun out in rage.

[Ammi]

Originally Posted by armand.kay

Imagine the other officered hadn't been there when he pulled his gun out in rage.

..her hands were at the front wrapped around her knees..(almost foetal position-like..?..)..in full plain sight and not holding a weapon of any kind and her whole stance in no way threatening while his hand was already reached for his gun...and his fellow officer even laid his hand on his shoulder as if to say...'cool it, man..too, too much....'....

[Cherie]

that guy was just crazy none of those he was shouting at to stay on the ground were actually doing anything wrong, they all seemed quite sweet

[arista]

Originally Posted by armand.kay

Imagine the other officered hadn't been there when he pulled his gun out in rage.

Why what would go down
in front of everyone?

[Kizzy]

what was with the tuck and roll at the beginning? ... crazy little officer.

[arista]

Point: The Big Bloke Standing with Officer
is Private Security.

Because He Tripped (at the Start chase)
he got more Angry
No One Died

They said officer went to far


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[Dollface]

Saw this on tumblr last night. The girl was wearing a bloody bikini, it's not like she could be carrying a knife/gun or something that could be of some threat. That officer clearly thinks he's Mr. Big Bollocks, hopefully he gets suspended or whatever they do for using excessive force.

[Niamh.]

If I were that girls mother I'd be taking it further definitely, disgusting behaviour, poor kid

[arista]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

If I were that girls mother I'd be taking it further definitely, disgusting behaviour, poor kid

Its the Black kids fault
they invaded a private pool
thats why Cops were called by that Big Security Guard

[arista]

That Police Office has now Resigned
from the Police


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[Kizzy]

Great news, he was a liability for his colleagues.

[Tom4784]

He probably thought he was in Lethal Weapon or something, hence that silly roll at the beginning and the posturing. Glad he got sacked.

America needs a national overhaul of it's police force, It seems like every week there's a new Police Brutality incident and it isn't confined to one state or police force but all over the place. It's like they're giving anyone a badge and a gun at this point. They definitely need higher standards. One story like this is one too many but stories like this popping up nearly every week is ridiculous.

[arista]

"Glad he got sacked."


No he Resigned

[Livia]

Originally Posted by arista

"Glad he got sacked."


No he Resigned

Whether he jumped or was pushed, it's good he's gone.

[Toy Soldier]

Originally Posted by arista

"Glad he got sacked."


No he Resigned

When people "resign" in cases like this they've usually effectively been sacked. The option is generally given as a courtesy; "Resign of we'll take the choice away". The reasons for that being that there's far less paperwork involved when someone resigns and no come-back (unfair dismissal claims, etc.) and from the perspective of the person resigning, it has less impact on their ability to find another career and on their reputation.

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by arista

Its the Black kids fault
they invaded a private pool
thats why Cops were called by that Big Security Guard

they're teenagers being teenagers, he's an adult and an officer of the Law (or was anyway) he is supposed to "serve and Protect" not terrify 14 year old girls. That man is doing a big disservice to all the good and decent Police in America

[Mokka]

"The actions of Eric Casebolt are indefensible," police Chief Greg Conley said, calling the officer "out of control during the incident."

Casebolt made the decision to resign after meeting with the department's internal affairs unit to review possible charges he could face, said lawyer Jane Bishkin,

from http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/n...lies/28726827/

Sounds like his actions are in general deemed wrongful arista. Hard to defend this!

[GiRTh]

Youtube video

[Ammi]

Originally Posted by arista

Its the Black kids fault
they invaded a private pool
thats why Cops were called by that Big Security Guard

..it wasn't the police being called out that was the thing though, Arista..

[Ammi]

Originally Posted by GiRTh

Youtube video

...wow...'she was no saint either because he asked her to leave and she didn't..'....it's unbelievable really that anyone would even begin to equate that to the level of force and aggression he used with her, let alone it being part of a TV anchor script...

[Livia]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

When people "resign" in cases like this they've usually effectively been sacked. The option is generally given as a courtesy; "Resign of we'll take the choice away". The reasons for that being that there's far less paperwork involved when someone resigns and no come-back (unfair dismissal claims, etc.) and from the perspective of the person resigning, it has less impact on their ability to find another career and on their reputation.

Yeah, I knew all that TS. But thanks x

[GiRTh]

Originally Posted by Ammi

...wow...'she was no saint either because he asked her to leave and she didn't..'....it's unbelievable really that anyone would even begin to equate that to the level of force and aggression he used with her, let alone it being part of a TV anchor script...

I thought the radio host who used the term 'jungle animals' was the worse.

[GiRTh]

Youtube video

And inevitably this was not his first offence.

[Ammi]

Originally Posted by GiRTh

I thought the radio host who used the term 'jungle animals' was the worse.

Originally Posted by GiRTh

Youtube video

And inevitably this was not his first offence.

..I didn't catch all of the comments as they were so quick so missed that, but incredible that this is how it's been reported by some networks as well so not just a 'cop' issue then and they're being allowed to report using these terms which can only really be seen as racist..?...

..and his 'past' incident as well, if that was seen..(Brown's hand written report of it..)..by anyone in authority in the police force then how could he have still been allowed on active duty, whether a case was brought against him or not...

[Kizzy]

Thank goodness for mobile phones :/