Did this cop do the right thing?

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The second video was purely racist. I smell a lawsuit! The suspect should be laughing all the way to the bank. That was purely racist and the cops enjoyed it.
 
jcardona1;4217618; said:
this one was also very recent, and also in Seattle :ROFL:

now this is clealy police brutality, and clearly a racist attack. this guy was completely innocent, detained, cooperated, and then watch what happens....

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he was resisting arrest :ROFL::ROFL:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BLL0Yb3pmnQ&NR=1
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J0QhE8OvoE0
 
well she was not cooperating and I think the cop let her off easy....
 
jcardona1;4217618; said:
this one was also very recent, and also in Seattle :ROFL:

now this is clealy police brutality, and clearly a racist attack. this guy was completely innocent, detained, cooperated, and then watch what happens....

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Yeah cops here are definitely not joking around, lol. This video is definitely not acceptable but the original video shouldn't have even made the news. She is a lucky girl...I wouldn't have given her any slack if I were that cop.
 
here's a little update. at least a little common sense is being applied to this case :D

(CNN) -- A Seattle, Washington, police officer who was caught on video punching an alleged jaywalker did nothing wrong, the Seattle Police Officers Guild said.

Seattle police are reviewing the incident, which was caught on a witness's cell phone camera, a department spokesman said.
Police officials originally said that Officer Ian Walsh had been sent to a training unit to review police tactics, but later said that the officer was not reassigned, Detective Mark Jamieson told CNN.

Walsh, who joined the force in November 2007, has not been disciplined in the Monday incident, which remains under investigation, Jamieson said. The event has been referred to the department's Office of Professional Accountability for review, he said.

"The officer did nothing wrong. We always will review incidents like this, that's how police officers learn," Sgt. Rich O'Neill, president of the Seattle Police Officer's Guild, told CNN. "I am confident that the review will show that the officer was totally justified. He was defending himself."

According to a police statement, Walsh was on patrol and in uniform Monday afternoon when he stopped a young man for jaywalking.

While interacting with the man, Walsh observed four women jaywalking at the same location and ordered them to step over to his cruiser, police said. The department described the women as being "verbally antagonistic toward the officer."

One of the women began to walk away and appeared to raise her hand in a dismissive gesture after being ordered to step over to the car, police said.
Walsh escorted the woman back to the cruiser, but she then started to yell at him and pull away, "breaking free of the officer's grip several times," police said.

When the officer tried to handcuff the woman, another woman placed her hands on the officer's arm, police said. "The officer pushed the second subject back, but she again came at the officer, at which time he punched her," police said.

O'Neill forcefully defended Walsh's actions.

"The focus needs to be on the two individuals," O'Neill said. "If you watch the entire video, he is trying to de-escalate the situation, first by voice commands, then by taking her by the wrists, and then she reacts by pulling away and swinging.

"My critique is that he could have used more force and taken the girl to the ground," O'Neill said. "He could have grabbed her, it's called a leg sweep, handcuffed her and it would have been over a lot faster, but when you take someone to the ground you risk more injury."

The 19-year-old woman who allegedly grabbed Walsh's arm was booked for investigation of assault on an officer, police said. The other woman, who police said was 17, was booked for obstructing an officer. Both suspects were also cited for jaywalking.
 
jcardona1;4217663; said:
here's a little update. at least a little common sense is being applied to this case :D


I agreed with the police spokesperson, who said that more force could've been used by the officer and that the suspect should've been taken down to the ground immediately and quickly. I still feel that the punch is not very effective police move.
 
Nice J. Now I have to show this to my co-workers as some people see her as the victim
 
Not a single bystander made a move to help the officer. That's appalling that they were more interested in getting the video. The cop should have used his pepper spray in a wide fan pattern to back the idiot mob up. And the main vidiot actually thought he could get all Walter Cronkite and interrupt the officer with questions. Now, there's a great candidate for baton-usage.

Agree!
Once you lay your hands on an officer all bets are off. Everyone saying to use pepper spray but his hands were up trying to keep two pushing him back & the closes contact point was fist to face!
If You could popped in the nose half what he threw at her it would & could stop many or at least til they wiped the watered eyes of blur. She deserved more.
I could not stand there & watch with him being the only one trying to handle whats going on around him, but once you step into a possible mob mentality you better open the eyes in the back of your head because more is coming & a lot more hurt.
I'm hae to watch a couple more times, but this poor cop could have been setup by this group looking for a payoff?

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