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If the beating is the result of subduing them then yes they are allowed to do that, if they use excessive force, as is defined for them, then there is a process to determine that and bring charges.
No. They can subdue them but they are not allowed to simply beat the crap out of them as was seen here.
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Cops follow their procedure as is defined for them, they are always accountable to the people whom you elected. If there is a problem with your police force, go to your mayor about it, the buck stops there.
Your excuses are noted. The wrong doings of police officers are not the responsibilities of others. So in your estimation, if the cop would have handcuffed him and while he was laying in the street handcuffed had shot him in the back of the head, the solution is to complain to the mayor?
No. They can subdue them but they are not allowed to simply beat the crap out of them as was seen here.
Your excuses are noted. The wrong doings of police officers are not the responsibilities of others. So in your estimation, if the cop would have handcuffed him and while he was laying in the street handcuffed had shot him in the back of the head, the solution is to complain to the mayor?
If the cop gets away with it of course, who else would you complain to? because clearly there was a procedure which was protecting him from prosecution.
If the cop gets away with it of course, who else would you complain to? because clearly there was a procedure which was protecting him from prosecution.
No, that is not clear. Ignoring the law for some is not a procedure. It's an injustice to the system.
They are being investigated to see if they followed procedure, get back to me when the verdict is out.
Ill get back to you now. They violated procedure.
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