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Openly break the rules, attempt to get away from police and vigorously resist arrest, yet the SJW's want to use this and any similar incidents as examples of 'police brutality.'
Been that way for a while now, one of the many reasons why so many don't take these SjW's seriously.
The Ridgewood Police Department is facing backlash after a local civil rights group said officers used excessive force while detaining a 15-year-old New York boy on Sunday, actions that were caught on video and quickly went viral.
The video shows one Ridgewood police officer attempting to stop the boy — described as a Latino minor by the local civil rights group Ridgewood for Black Liberation — from moving his bike by putting his hands on the handlebars. As the boy tries to move backward with his bike, another police officer walks up from behind and forcefully grabs the young man near the shoulder and neck area.
Openly break the rules, attempt to get away from police and vigorously resist arrest, yet the SJW's want to use this and any similar incidents as examples of 'police brutality.'
Been that way for a while now, one of the many reasons why so many don't take these SjW's seriously.
Just because he's a little moron punk doesn't give the cops the right to beat him down. His parents should finish the job the police started.
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