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Obviously the officer is a violent criminal and should be euthanized.
ReplyDeletesounds to me like the driver deserved it.
ReplyDeletechristians being christians.
ReplyDelete11:44 You should hang your head in shame. This story is horrifying. This is the kind of thing that happens in China and the middle east. Not the U.S.
ReplyDeleteshame for what? a guy that resists arrests gets hurt? the whole story is slanted. hell, the beginning of the narrative starts with this guy was beaten and didnt committ any crimes. yet they mention the guy was reported (by citizens) for driving over his state-mandated time limit...which is a crime. now, lets add in resisting arrest (and not knowing english).
ReplyDelete1:21 This department has the highest disciplinary rate of their force in the state. If this officer was a professional that man would have never been beaten that savagely. He would have been cuffed. Also, what do you have to say for the false DUI and drug charges that were dropped. Turn out the drugs was salt. This ape is what gives the police a bad name. This officer needs to have his badge taken.
ReplyDelete1:21 The charges for driving over the limit of hours was dropped and so was resisting arrest. So obviously the police were lying!
ReplyDeleteHe wanted to read something before signing it. This is a right. I have been bullied by Florida SP at a roadblock on Sunday morning going to get a newspaper in my bathrobe from a remote honesty box. No license in my robe, so he took the opportunity to harass me. he tried as hard as he could to be a prick.
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