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I had a latch to a metal gate smack me in my eye socket, after a dog jumped up when I was letting
him out, and I didn't have a fracture but the bones were badly contused. It pulsated and hurt so bad
I was holding my hand up to my eye socket to put pressure on it, because it felt like my eye
ball was ready to fall out.
His clothing is totally in tact and he's walking back and forth without difficulty.
He does not appear to be "severely beaten" to me.
Your point make no sense. If his injuries are legit and shown in the hospital records theyll be thinking "wow he got hit pretty good." An orbital fracture is significantly more serious than a cut or bruise.
I meant thinking, because aside from "hospital records" there usually are signs of an
altercation, e.g. rumpled clothes, hair, cuts, bruising, and not just on the police officer but
possibly on the victim as well.
If folks have access to that video/pic, they would be thinking the same as me. "Wow, he appears
to be fine."
I had a latch to a metal gate smack me in my eye socket, after a dog jumped up when I was letting
him out, and I didn't have a fracture but the bones were badly contused. It pulsated and hurt so bad
I was holding my hand up to my eye socket to put pressure on it, because it felt like my eye
ball was ready to fall out.
His clothing is totally in tact and he's walking back and forth without difficulty.
He does not appear to be "severely beaten" to me.
His actions are consistent with shock. freqently people don't discover their own injuries until much later.
I had a latch to a metal gate smack me in my eye socket, after a dog jumped up when I was letting
him out, and I didn't have a fracture but the bones were badly contused. It pulsated and hurt so bad
I was holding my hand up to my eye socket to put pressure on it, because it felt like my eye
ball was ready to fall out.
His clothing is totally in tact and he's walking back and forth without difficulty.
He does not appear to be "severely beaten" to me.
That's the point, if the hospital records show that he's got a fracture, then its good evidence that he was in shock. In Iraq I saw someone missing half their arm walking around, acting like they were completely alright. The whole thing about being in shock is that you don't really feel pain, that you simply are in a blur, entirely consistent with someone walking back and forth after a shooting, looking like they are in a daze.
Why wouldn't his clothing be intact if he got punched in the face? Are you under the impression that punches reverberate to tear clothing all the way down to someone's socks?
His actions are consistent with shock. freqently people don't discover their own injuries until much later.
The officer was not in a car accident. I've had an eye injury. It is a pretty immediate feeling. The only shock he was possibly feeling is that he just killed an unarmed man.
I am telling you after an initial eye injury, your reaction to put your hand up there for pressure,
is as automatic as scratching a mosquito bite.
The officer was not in a car accident. I've had an eye injury. It is a pretty immediate feeling. The only shock he was possibly feeling is that he just killed an unarmed man.
I am telling you after an initial eye injury, your reaction to put your hand up there for pressure,
is as automatic as scratching a mosquito bite.
I give up. Seriously, you must live in your own little world, oblivious to anything anyone else says.
I meant thinking, because aside from "hospital records" there usually are signs of an
altercation, e.g. rumpled clothes, hair, cuts, bruising, and not just on the police officer but
possibly on the victim as well.
If folks have access to that video/pic, they would be thinking the same as me. "Wow, he appears
to be fine."
They need you over in the "rubber bullet" thread to clarify a picture for them
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