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The cops were heavy handed and punching the girl in the face was way over the top. I wonder, how would the cops react to a video of say a bouncer throwing a drunk women out of a bar and beating up the woman as he did it?
Cops get a free pass for assaults that they would happily charge any civilian for.
The girl. Her behavior and actions escalated the problem. Were she my daughter, I would be ashamed. WE would also be having a conversation about how she responsible people conduct themselves, especially when cops are involved.....
Had that been my daughter I would want the cop punching her in the head to be charged. It would never happen as cops enjoy a great deal of freedom when it comes to assaulting citizens.
Cops are horrible people. Though in the U.S it isn't surprising given how a high school retard is capable of becoming a police officer. Being part of the police should require an IQ of at least 115 as well as a good look into the person's past to see if they were ever a bully. Hitting a young small woman wearing a bikini is something only stupid ape cops do.
she kicks her legs at the officers...that is first degree (felony ) assault on a law enforcement officer...
she was wrong...
she was in the wrong
and the police took appropriate action
now if the cops had just shot her, then you might have something to start a thread about
One thing that I haven't seen is anyone mentioning this:
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Under New Jersey State Law (§ 2C:33-15) it is illegal for a person under the age of 21 to purchase, consume or possess an alcoholic beverage in a motor vehicle, school, place of public assembly, public place or public conveyance. If caught, the individual can be charged with a disorderly person's offense. A disorderly person's offense is the term used in New Jersey for what is commonly called a misdemeanor in other states.
she kicks her legs at the officers...that is first degree (felony ) assault on a law enforcement officer...
she was wrong...
she was in the wrong
and the police took appropriate action
now if the cops had just shot her, then you might have something to start a thread about
/ thread
THAT kick? My cat's bunny kicks when he plays are more powerful than that?
You REALLY think it's ok for fit, big cops
to go all happy-go-jacky on a small young woman over THAT?
I don't know if that speaks worse of those rejects from the Paul Blart Police Academy, or YOU
I HOPE you aren't like a lot of those cop lovers who would deck their Avon lady for selling him low rate mascara
THAT kick? My cat's bunny kicks when he plays are more powerful than that?
You REALLY think it's ok for fit, big cops
to go all happy-go-jacky on a small young woman over THAT?
I don't know if that speaks worse of those rejects from the Paul Blart Police Academy, or YOU
I HOPE you aren't like a lot of those cop lovers who would deck their Avon lady for selling him low rate mascara
doesn't matter the size...that drunk idiot of a trash female ...ASSAULTED a police officer...… he was in the right, she was in the wrong
she was wrong to be publicly drunk
she was wrong for underage drinking
she was wrong for resisting
she was wrong for the assault
do you really want to take the side of a criminal??? let me guess, you also support the illegal aliens too
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