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Tom4784 · 27-10-2015, 01:13 PM

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Originally Posted by Kizzy

This site has a vid with a student interview, it was seemingly over a mobile phone.

http://www.wltx.com/story/news/local...dent/74645568/

The police officer has been sued for similar behavior before, what a shocker.

Simply refusing to leave isn't an excuse for excessive force, especially since she wasn't offering physical resistance.

Dominic · 27-10-2015, 06:51 PM

Pete. · 27-10-2015, 06:54 PM

God has spoken

Pete. · 27-10-2015, 06:55 PM

Nedusa · 28-10-2015, 07:30 AM

Maybe they thought she was an armed terrorist ready to commit an atrocity 😆, maybe the cop acted correctly and should be praised for his actions.

Northern Monkey · 28-10-2015, 08:18 AM

It does seem very excessive tbf.She's a small teenage girl.I'm pretty sure he could've just picked her up and carried her out in a controlled way.Yes the desk may have made it awkward but that looks to me like he lost his temper.
Obviously we need context though.She could've threatened him or something before hand.
Still you would'nt expect to see that kind of force used on anyone let alone a teenage girl unless they were physically attacking him.If i was her dad i would go and beat the **** out of him tbh.

user104658 · 28-10-2015, 12:16 PM

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Originally Posted by Northern Monkey

It does seem very excessive tbf.She's a small teenage girl.I'm pretty sure he could've just picked her up and carried her out in a controlled way.Yes the desk may have made it awkward but that looks to me like he lost his temper.
Obviously we need context though.She could've threatened him or something before hand.
Still you would'nt expect to see that kind of force used on anyone let alone a teenage girl unless they were physically attacking him.If i was her dad i would go and beat the **** out of him tbh.

Have you listened to the boy from the class that filmed it talking about it? He says that when the guy came in, he asked people to move tables etc. out of the way as he was approaching and also specifically moved breakable things off of her desk / out of the way as soon as he arrived... in other words, it seems like he had a pre-planned course of action before he even approached her.

Northern Monkey · 28-10-2015, 12:44 PM

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Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

Have you listened to the boy from the class that filmed it talking about it? He says that when the guy came in, he asked people to move tables etc. out of the way as he was approaching and also specifically moved breakable things off of her desk / out of the way as soon as he arrived... in other words, it seems like he had a pre-planned course of action before he even approached her.

If that's true,Sounds like wanted to teach her a lesson or something.The way he grabbed her head in that headlock type move was totally unnecessary.I've watched a bouncer pick a fully grown man up and carry him out of a pub and up to the top of a street then put him down,No violence and the bloke even laughed about it.If a bouncer can do that to a man then surely a big strapping cop can take a similar approach with a tiny teenage girl.

Kizzy · 28-10-2015, 11:44 AM

It's shocking to see how many people will attempt to rationalise extreme violence if it is someone in a position of authority captured in the act.

Niamh. · 28-10-2015, 12:28 PM

Saw the video yesterday, that was very uncomfortable to watch, it's the kind of force you'd expect to see from a Police Officer taking down a crazed gun man/woman

user104658 · 28-10-2015, 12:48 PM

I reckon it gets him hard. I'm not even joking; I think there's a strong possibility that he gets off on it.

arista · 28-10-2015, 03:27 PM

Now we know
The Student was asked to put her Mobile Phone away
she refused.

Now Many In USA back the Officers Force.

Sign Of The Times

Ref : FoxNewsHD , CNN America and Radio 5

Niamh. · 28-10-2015, 03:34 PM

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Originally Posted by arista

Now we know
The Student was asked to put her Mobile Phone away
she refused.

Now Many In USA back the Officers Force.

Sign Of The Times

Ref : FoxNewsHD , CNN America and Radio 5

Many in the USA back the officer after hearing the reason why was her not putting her phone away? wow. wth is wrong with people?

Samuel. · 28-10-2015, 03:41 PM

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Originally Posted by arista

Now we know
The Student was asked to put her Mobile Phone away
she refused.

Now Many In USA back the Officers Force.

Sign Of The Times

Ref : FoxNewsHD , CNN America and Radio 5

Really? That was it?! Absolutely disgusting.

arista · 28-10-2015, 03:43 PM

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Originally Posted by Samuel.

Really? That was it?! Absolutely disgusting.

Yes 100%
even on our radio 5

It was the student refused to stop texting
on her mobile phone

Niamh. · 28-10-2015, 03:46 PM

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Originally Posted by arista

Yes 100%
even on our radio 5

It was the student refused to stop texting
on her mobile phone

That is not a good reason to do what he did to her, I hope she sues him for assault, she'd be well within her rights as well.

arista · 28-10-2015, 03:48 PM

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Originally Posted by Niamh.

That is not a good reason to do what he did to her, I hope she sues him for assault, she'd be well within her rights as well.

Its not the same in America
Rules must be done.

She is Guilty First
would not do well in Court.

arista · 28-10-2015, 03:42 PM

Yes the Teacher asked many times for her to put her
Phone Away, she ignored him.

I agree with bringing the Officer in.
I also think he was so Ruff on her
as she has done this before

arista · 28-10-2015, 03:46 PM

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Originally Posted by ~Sam~

This is disgusting, she only refused to leave the classroom.

Truth Out Today
She Reused to Stop using her Mobile Phone.
Teacher asked many times

So then the Officer is called in,

Fact

Denver · 28-10-2015, 03:48 PM

When has not putting you phone away been a arrestable offence? Not even ISIS would do that, that police officer needs a dose of his own medicine

arista · 28-10-2015, 03:50 PM

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Originally Posted by Adam.

When has not putting you phone away been a arrestable offence? Not even ISIS would do that, that police officer needs a dose of his own medicine

Each USA School / College
has its own rules.

Isis would cut her head off
so do not bring that into this

More are now backing the Officer

Livia · 28-10-2015, 04:08 PM

Like I said earlier, I'd like to see what happened in the 30 minutes preceding the incident. I'd also like to know how often this kid is in trouble... otherwise we're all just commenting on a few minutes of film of the incident, the background of which we know nothing.

As far as rights are concerned, all those other kids in the class have rights, the least of which is the right to an education. Having some try-hard in class who disrupts it and refuses to get off their phone is not conducive to a decent learning environment. I hope if the kid who wouldn't get off her phone in class is reinstated, the other kids will also be able to use their right to an education to have her removed if she can't behave like an adult.

Niamh. · 28-10-2015, 04:11 PM

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Originally Posted by Livia

Like I said earlier, I'd like to see what happened in the 30 minutes preceding the incident. I'd also like to know how often this kid is in trouble... otherwise we're all just commenting on a few minutes of film of the incident, the background of which we know nothing.

As far as rights are concerned, all those other kids in the class have rights, the least of which is the right to an education. Having some try-hard in class who disrupts it and refuses to get off their phone is not conducive to a decent learning environment. I hope if the kid who wouldn't get off her phone in class is reinstated, the other kids will also be able to use their right to an education to have her removed if she can't behave like an adult.

It doesn't even matter what happened 30 minutes beforehand or how disruptive the pupil was being. That was excessive force, unless she happened to be swinging a gun around 30 minutes before of course........but I'm sure that would have been mentioned by now if it were true.