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1 HappyWarrior  Dec 19, 2014 7:41:40am

He should be fired but he won’t be and not only will he not be, he’ll be treated as the man of the hour at the station house.

2 Fourth Football of the Apocalypse  Dec 19, 2014 8:28:48am

The St. Louis and Cleveland police officer unions have called to demand an apology from this post and anyone who comments or favorites this post and the NYC police officers association released a humerous movie clip in response….

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3 Randall Gross  Dec 19, 2014 8:35:07am

Just wrong wrong wrong.

4 Fourth Football of the Apocalypse  Dec 19, 2014 8:38:58am

I’m sure ALEC will come up with model legislation to prevent filming cops, to accompany the Ag-Gag bills they came up with to prevent outside agitators investigators from documenting animal abuse in the meat and dairy industries.

Because Freedom and all that stuff.

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5 Archangelus  Dec 19, 2014 8:42:46am

Completely and utterly despicable.

I keep fearing that this kind of horrible stuff won’t end before someone wronged decides at one point to retaliate in the worst way possible against policemen; Having lived in this region long enough, I know only too well to what lengths some people will go when they no longer have anything left to lose, and the notion that the fine line leading to madness may some day be crossed at home is deeply troubling…

6 Lumberhead  Dec 19, 2014 9:16:03am

Notice that there were at least a half dozen other cops there and they had no negative response to his actions. There was no effort to keep him away from the detained kids after he assaulted one of them in plain view of the other officers and a sidewalk full of bystanders. Those are the cops that we are told are “good cops”, unlike the bad apple in their midst.

7 EiMitch  Dec 19, 2014 10:04:22am

Its time for a betting pool!

1:1 - Nothing happens to this pig. (and I’m not the least bit hesitant to call “officers” like him pigs)

20:1 - This pig gets a free vacation suspension.

5,000,000:1 - This pig gets fired.

10,000,000:1 - This pig gets indicted.

Any takers?

JIC: Its a joke. I don’t have the money to pay anybody. Not even for 1:1 odds.

8 lawhawk  Dec 19, 2014 3:07:08pm

I don’t have much faith in the internal affairs investigation, but this is absolutely a cut and dry case. It’s an abuse of power and a clear crime. It’s indefensible and a prosecutor should be able to make a case with even this.

9 EiMitch  Dec 19, 2014 4:05:00pm

re: #8 lawhawk

A vegan can eat a bacon cheeseburger, but everyone knows its not going to happen. If someone from your department didn’t get indicted for killing a man on camera with an illegal choke hold, then there is no reason you can’t punch a 12yo in the face. The prosecutor clearly agrees that there is no such thing as “excessive force.” Anything goes so long as you belong to the New York Pig Department.

10 Aye Pod  Dec 19, 2014 5:21:00pm
Even if the arrest of the two kids were justified, there’s absolutely no justification for the assault by the cop.

At that moment, I suddenly became very afraid of the suspect, and, fearing for my life…

11 HappyWarrior  Dec 19, 2014 7:27:50pm

re: #10 Aye Pod

At that moment, I suddenly became very afraid of the suspect, and, fearing for my life…

He was like a demon.//


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