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Running back Joe Mixon was charged, lost a year of football, was publicly scorned and this video cost him millions of dollars as his draft position dropped.
It was a very crowded area, that may be why it was difficult to get the space to adequately deal with her.
I didn't see a punch, but a slap, just like the officer received. We also don't know what happened before the clip when it came to what she was doing to the officers.
Should not matter whether she is a woman or not. I support "equal all the time, not just when it is convenient", yes, I not a feminist. Equal ALL THE TIME!
Officer should get some retraining and help with anger management (although I do not condemn him for what he did). Offender should do some jail time and be required to go counseling for her alcohol abuse and also anger management.
Do you have eyes? Go back & watch the video. The cop punched her, end of story.
I thought the idea was to first neutralize to decrease the risk to the officer. If they weren't arresting her she had every right to strike them. If she was being arrested, she should have been cuffed.
AP story. Has David Muir showcased this story on his nightly sjw presentation? If so, I’m amazed. At least you did condemn this, as I suspect you would if roles reversed. I just find it foul that some condoning this would condemn it otherwise had roles reversed.
Growing up we were taught to respect police officers. Too many people today will argue and fight with the police and then yell police brutality.
Its also possible that, while the woman was in the wrong for being a belligerent drunk and for striking the officer, the officer was also in the wrong for retaliating against the woman by punching her. The world isn't binary.
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