Police brutality backfires!

[uv]

Would you beat a woman to the ground for £10? -A policeman would.

rofl

I know this is GD, but seriously..

I can't be the only one that read that in a Chris Morris voice

 

[Von Smallhausen]

The one simple fact everyone needs to keep in mind about the police is this;

If ordered to do so, a policeman will use force against any member(s) of the general public to impose the governments will, even if it goes against public opinion.

Sadly, the public includes men, women & children.

They will use specialist equipment to do this, and any democratic laws around assualt / common assualt are thrown out of the window. They will (try to) hurt you.

I ask you now; in your jobs, would you allow yourself involvment in ANY situation at all where you might willfully, physically harm another person, just for a few hours pay?

Would you beat a woman to the ground for £10? -A policeman would.

May I be bold and call that post a complete pile of dog eggs ?

 

[Burnsy2023]

May I be bold and call that post a complete pile of dog eggs ?

Personally I say it was complete and utter ****

 

[yer_averagejoe]

If I was one of those football players I'd be ashamed of my fans. No better than brittish football crowds.

 

[Monkey Puzzle]

rofl

I know this is GD, but seriously..

I can't be the only one that read that in a Chris Morris voice

I hadn't, but it sounds awesome as a Brass Eye type piece.

 

[Von Smallhausen]

VS I value your input because you're a professional and you know what you're talking about. I am glad to see that you do not condone the use of the baton, which served absolutely no purpose whatsoever as far as I could see, except to inflict gratuitous pain.

Thank you. I do appreciate that.

When it comes to using force on a subject, you can do anything you like but it must be justifiable and reasonable in the circumstances.

Person resists arrest and once cuffed gets punched 10 times. No.

Person pulls knife on officer. Anything goes.

I know of a cop who got grabbed to the front in a bear hug and was unable to get out so he had to use an unorthodox technique.

Any guesses what he did ?

 

[matt_fsr]

I know of a cop who got grabbed to the front in a bear hug and was unable to get out so he had to use an unorthodox technique.

Any guesses what he did ?

He gave the gentleman a big sloppy wet kiss on the lips?

 

[Sankari]

He bit the guy?

 

[Von Smallhausen]

He gave the gentleman a big sloppy wet kiss on the lips?

Close.

He kissed him on the cheek and the bloke let go ......

 

[Von Smallhausen]

He bit the guy?

Believe it or not, that would have been justifiable although not something I would do personally unless it was real fear for my safety.

 

[.Kencs]

PMSL....I don't condone violence but that copper got what he deserved...

 

[matt_fsr]

Close.

He kissed him on the cheek and the bloke let go ......

Personally I'd have done the obvious and gone for the crown jewels meets knee variety....

 

[Von Smallhausen]

Personally I'd have done the obvious and gone for the crown jewels meets knee variety....

It would have been justified matt, a swift clatter to the toon haals.

The example I gave didn't happen a million miles from your location.

 

[V4NT0M]

I was going to respond to this thread the other day, but in the end I could be bothered constructing a balanced argument.

Either way you've got to be stupid to even consider any kind of violence in that situation with so many fans and cameras watching. Would have been up for a Darwin award if it went pear shaped.

 

[meghatronic]

PMSL....I don't condone violence but that copper got what he deserved...

Watch it again - a little closer. He didn't do anything wrong, in fact, he chided his mate.

 

[Ucof]

violence only creates more violence.

Go Ghandi and Martin Luthor King Jnr.

 

[Subterranean]

Obviously we couldnt see his head being beaten, and anyone saying they can is lieing/needs eyes checked.

The crowd were worse than the police however. Thats for sure.

 

[BigglesPiP]

He certainly could have been resisting getting cuffed under them. I didn't see anything that looked like a strike to the head.

 

[kieranv]

no one deserves to be kicked in the head repeatedly by multiple people, doesnt matter what theyve done. Fair enough the fans getting angry at what they thought might have been brutality and running onto the pitch, but they took it a tiny wee bit too far.

I suppose thats football fans for you though.

 

[Amnesia]

oh payback is a bitch....now they know how it feels they can learn from it.