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As a retired police officer, you would know. When someone is hell-bent on not being stopped, it is extremely difficult to stop them, child OR adult.. Add a weapon, and I can guarantee you that it has the makings of an ugly scenario.
A "weapon"??? You mean a stick, right? An 8 year old kid with a stick??? and a few cops couldn't contain him without pepper spray ????
Wimpy cops. They just got irritated at the kid and lost control.
A "weapon"??? You mean a stick, right? An 8 year old kid with a stick??? and a few cops couldn't contain him without pepper spray ????
Wimpy cops. They just got irritated at the kid and lost control.
If the teachers or police had used any type of physical restraint or defended themselves you betcha that kid would have been played as the "victim" and those teachers would have been suspended and those cops would have been sued.
In this PC crazy US this is what is has come down to.
If the teachers or police had used any type of physical restraint or defended themselves you betcha that kid would have been played as the "victim" and those teachers would have been suspended and those cops would have been sued.
In this PC crazy US this is what is has come down to.
He was the victim. He got sprayed.
They could have chilled out for awhile and talked to the kid.
The fact that an 8 year old with a stick saying bad words is made out to be a big huge deal in the USA makes me laugh. This is extremely pathetic and disgustingly ignorant.
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Originally Posted by Roadking2003
A "weapon"??? You mean a stick, right? An 8 year old kid with a stick??? and a few cops couldn't contain him without pepper spray ????
Wimpy cops. They just got irritated at the kid and lost control.
The situation is weird : probably manufactured by the school so they appear legitimate and professional while the child scapegoat is thrown under the bus. And it reflects very poorly on the school he goes to. What type of school is that?
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Originally Posted by jimhcom
Must have been some damn brave cops to need pepper spray to subdue a second grader.
I am just surprised they did not shoot him.
The idiocy of the police state never fails to amaze me.
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