cop fight video my wife recorded

[bmstyle]

check this out guys happened right here in Mississauga ontario canada and my wife whipped her phone out and recorded the video. I must say kudos to my wife because most videos i see now are men screaming and say OHHHHHHHH SHIITTTTTTTTTTTTTT DAMNNNN YOOOOOOO and are as stable as an earthquake......I was impressed by her please press the like button when you watch it You Tube You Tube

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[danlnyc]

ahahahah

[Kevwood]

Hahahahaha, nice, punk got his at the end there.

[Thirdrem]

Oooh! That twirp dug himself a deep hole!! His 'outlaw' fantasies just vanished before his eyes!!

[neliconcept]

Well if ever the kid calls for police harassment, your wife has something that says to the contrary lol

[bmstyle]

Originally Posted by Thirdrem

Oooh! That twirp dug himself a deep hole!! His 'outlaw' fantasies just vanished before his eyes!!

Yeah man he was just going to get questioned...that is it....he was just making a fuss in the restaurant.....now hes going in for AT LEAST 5 - 10 years.......wow .. for NOTHING

Originally Posted by neliconcept

Well if ever the kid calls for police harassment, your wife has something that says to the contrary lol

hey you know what they say...



the camera on the other hand. lol

[AsianML]

Just remind her to hold her phone the other way.

[cdd]

Right after the cop says "stop resisting!" I think the guy says "I will resist" in response. If that's what he said, then he's officially a dumbass. That's a good way to get some additional beatdown.

[ElDiabloJoe]

Did you hear the bad guy's supporters screaming, "Stop hitting him!" ? That's why it's a dangerous job. Could turn into a mob scene and police lynching really fast.

[bmstyle]

Originally Posted by ElDiabloJoe

Did you hear the bad guy's supporters screaming, "Stop hitting him!" ? That's why it's a dangerous job. Could turn into a mob scene and police lynching really fast.

God bless them when they are doing their jobs professionally. Unfortunately, human beings given authority over their fellow human beings is something that will never work. No matter how honest and fair you are, the authority can and WILL get to your head. Only a matter of time. The results are obvious in today's LEOs. Most of them are rude, unfair and get away with things that a normal civilian would be incarcerated for.

Only 40% of cops I have dealt with were nice and professional and no, I did not consider them unprofessional because they gave me a speeding ticket.

You give someone authority over somewhere else and abuse is bound to happen.

As Cartman says ... "RESPECT MA AUTHORATAAYYYYY"

[ElDiabloJoe]

Originally Posted by bmstyle

God bless them when they are doing their jobs professionally. Unfortunately, human beings given authority over their fellow human beings is something that will never work. No matter how honest and fair you are, the authority can and WILL get to your head. Only a matter of time. The results are obvious in today's LEOs. Most of them are rude, unfair and get away with things that a normal civilian would be incarcerated for.

Only 40% of cops I have dealt with were nice and professional and no, I did not consider them unprofessional because they gave me a speeding ticket.

You give someone authority over somewhere else and abuse is bound to happen.

As Cartman says ... "RESPECT MA AUTHORATAAYYYYY"

Absolute power corrupts absolutely. Shakespeare wasn't it?

Given the limitation that we can't custom make our military or law enforcement officers, or get robots, what should we do to do our best to get the right people into role? Background investigations? lie detector tests? Psych evals? Basic written and oral skills tests? Medical evaluations for fitness and healthiness?

Where should we look for these people? colleges? altar boys? former military? eagle scouts?

I don't know if we, as a society, can do much more than we do now to stack the odds in our favor of picking the best we can, and then placing whatever checks and balances we can on them.

I'd be open to hearing input.

[Moviela]

There is no one place an agency can go to find people qualified to be police. The physical and mental tests now used are quite effective. The problem is a political one. The elected rascals have turned the police into a collection agency, and the elected police administration has set policies and practices that encourage bad behaviour. The first thing that could be done is to eliminate the "look the other way" policies of police management when officers do not meet the standards. Eliminate quotas and job evaluations tied to fiscal performance of the officer.

Discontinue the ability of police to earn money to feather their own nest. Stop the asset siezure laws that put money in the police budget. Sanction cops who lie on reports, leave out details, and fail to perform the duties of their assignments.

All monies from fines should be returned to all citizens of the state. This would reduce fines to sane levels, and eliminate the tendencies of police, government, and Courts to protect their budgets with money from those "guilty SOB's."

These items would increase respect for police and the job they do. I feel it is a lack of respect that fosters some of the violent confrontations. If people knew they would be treated fairly by police, prosecuters, and Courts they would be more cooperative with police.

It was Mark Twain that said we need to change politicians as often as we change diapers, and for the same reasons.

[evdok]

Yep entertaining