Police brutality backfires!

[Iraklis F.C.]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XED9r3LQC7A&eurl=http://www.thelab.gr/showthread.php?p=893572

justice?

 

[Soulja]

Whilst it was nice the cops got a bit of payback the fans did go a little OTT.

 

[NitrogenY3K]

yeh really cool, watching people nearly kicked to death by a bunch of idiots.

 

[ColdAsIce]

lol karma right there!

 

[B@Th*nG]

justice is done!

B@

 

[Iraklis F.C.]

and its cool a whole stadium watching a person being kicked without any good reason? they got him , why the need to beat him further?

 

[uv]

how cool is this

You're a ****.

How is a video of someone - no matter who they are - getting hospitalised cool?

idiot.

 

[Sankari]

Oh, you Europeans! You're so feisty!

 

[Tombo]

Savages.

 

[Greenlizard0]

Agreed for the force used to bring him down, but then just using the butt of his baton while the guy was clearly pinned to the ground is just OTT. Dead right the fans kicked off at that.

 

[Burnsy2023]

I see no police brutality. It is a standard tactic to hit a person's arm to deaden it when they are resisting arrest so that can be properly restrained for both the police officer's and their protection.

That video is sickening.

 

[Iraklis F.C.]

You're a ****.

How is a video of someone - no matter who they are - getting hospitalised cool?

idiot.

i think youre right i apologize for the word used and i will change it

 

[Sankari]

I see no police brutality.

Pinning a man to the ground until he can no longer move, and then belting him in the head with a baton?

It is a standard tactic to hit a person's arm to deaden it so that can be properly restrained for both the police officer's and their protection.

Is it? That guy looked totally immobile to me. And from the angle of the baton, it seemed that his head was being struck - not his arm.

Can you quote the relevant documentation in the relevant police training manual which states that after securing an individual and pinning them to the ground with the help of four colleagues, it is then correct procedure to repeatedly beat them with a baton?

 

[Paul11]

I see no police brutality. It is a standard tactic to hit a person's arm to deaden it when they are resisting arrest so that can be properly restrained for both the police officer's and their protection.

That video is sickening.

totally agree. that wasnt police brutality..

 

[Iraklis F.C.]

I see no police brutality. It is a standard tactic to hit a person's arm to deaden it when they are resisting arrest so that can be properly restrained for both the police officer's and their protection.

That video is sickening.

i dont see any resistance from the person

 

[Greenlizard0]

I see no police brutality. It is a standard tactic to hit a person's arm to deaden it when they are resisting arrest so that can be properly restrained for both the police officer's and their protection.

That video is sickening.

Don't see any resistance, and it was his head, not his arm.

 

[Le_Petit_Lapin]

i dont see any resistance from the person

**** him. He shouldn't have been ruining the match in the first place. A couple of taps to the head would do him a world of good.

 

[Repta]

what would have been more amusing if the police wear armed and decided to open fire on the scum that attacked them.....

 

[KaHn]

i dont see any resistance from the person

How can you see anything when he has 4 officers on him.

KaHn

 

[ElliorR]

Whilst the fans went way over board the fact a cop got caught out using excessive force was a good thing. If the fans hadn't beaten the crap out of him I doubt he would have been reprimanded by his superiors.

Anyway, I'm more intrigued by the first related video, are these the same for everyone or do we all get different related video's?, being titled

How to avoid a trapped arm whilst cuddling in bed.

How is that in any way related to an abusive cop getting the crap kicked out of him?