Cops can now murder.. America's 4th Reich under obummer

[divemaster5734]

This is a growing epidemic.

It is a necessary side effect to the faschist/socialist government taking more and more liberties away from Americans.

I have been getting heckled by self-proclaimed "libertarians" for my posts.

Who is the hypocrite?

California is easily one of the most "progressive" states, demoncratic governor, and dem controlled senate.

Is this what you guys REALLY want?

Either we demand to be a free peoples, respecting the individual rights above the mobs, or we are not....DM

 

 

Kelly Thomas Verdict: Cops Now Have License to Murder

 

“This is carte blanche to police officers to do whatever they want”

Paul Joseph Watson
Infowars.com
January 14, 2014

The acquittal of two Fullerton, California police officers in the beating death of Kelly Thomas, a homeless man who was pummeled into a coma as he begged for his life, underscores the fact that cops now have a license to murder.

Thomas, a mentally disabled homeless man, was beaten, tasered, suffocated and pistol whipped as he lay on a street corner being sat on by no less than six police officers during an incident in July 2011.

In what is undoubtedly one of if not the most disturbing police brutality videos ever, Thomas can be heard pleading for his father, moaning, “Daddy, daddy, they are killing me,” as officers prolong the assault.

According to the jury in the case, who found officer Manuel Ramos and officer Jay Cicinelli not guilty on all charges of murder and manslaughter, Thomas just coincidentally chose to die of an undiagnosed heart condition in hospital five days after the beating having never regained consciousness.

Police claimed that the brutal pummeling they inflicted on Thomas, illustrated by shocking photos of his bloodied and swollen body, was a justified response to his pathetic attempts to resist being murdered.

“These peace officers were doing their job. They had no malice in their heart,” said John Barnett, an attorney for Ramos.

Ramos’ lack of malice was clearly evident during the encounter, when he grunts at Thomas, “You see these fists? They’re about to f**k you up.”

Claims made by police that Thomas was resisting because he was on drugs were disproved by toxicology reports which found no drugs in Thomas’ system.

“I’m just horrified. They got away with murdering my son,” Cathy Thomas, the victim’s mother, told reporters.

“This is carte blanche to police officers to do whatever they want,” said Ron Thomas, the victim’s father and a retired Sheriff’s Deputy.

The jury bought the argument made by the prosecution that a prostrate and unarmed Thomas posed a threat to six armed police officers, which as William Norman Grigg highlights, now means that any meager form of resistance against sustained violence metered out by police officers is justification for murder.

“John Barnett, the police union attorney who represented the killer cops, insisted that the beating was an appropriate response to Thomas’s pathetic, doomed struggle to save his life, writes Grigg, adding, “The jury validated the argument that the act of resisting such criminal violence is a capital offense worthy of summary execution.”

Watch the full video of cops beating Thomas to death below.

 

 

[Shabibilicious]

This is a growing epidemic.

It is a necessary side effect to the faschist/socialist government taking more and more liberties away from Americans.

I have been getting heckled by self-proclaimed "libertarians" for my posts.

Who is the hypocrite?

California is easily one of the most "progressive" states, demoncratic governor, and dem controlled senate.

Is this what you guys REALLY want?

Either we demand to be a free peoples, respecting the individual rights above the mobs, or we are not....DM

 

 

Seems relevant....since you chose to label it as you have, rather than simply call out these officers as simple thugs.

 

The Rodney King incident was in 1991.

 

The President of the United States at that time was  ~  George H. W. Bush ( R )

 

The Governor of California at that time was  ~  Pete Wilson ( R )

 

NOTE:  Neither the President nor the Governor had anything to do with the Rodney King beating.

Edited January 17, 2014 by Shabibilicious

[MyLadiesDaddy]

Well let's just say that as long as we do nothing about PIGs like this (not all officers

are pigs) It will get worse. If this happens to someone I love I know 6 PIGs that would

learn something about cartel justice. It would be brutal, it would be public. So as to

put fear into any other officers thinking the same way.

WHEN PEOPLE FEAR THE GOVERNMENT, YOU HAVE TYRANNY.

WHEN THE GOVERNMENT FEARS THE PEOPLE, YOU HAVE FREEDOM.

[divemaster5734]

Why are you so determined to rope me into something I have fought against since long before ever signing up here?

 

I really don't get it, I have nothing against you shabs, but I would definitely appreciate some honesty.

 

How many time have I spoken out against the Village Idiot?

 

Hundreds.

 

That bozo was almost as incompetent as the current moron.

 

You need to learn about cause and effect.

 

I have spoken about how the last 100 years of politicians, with very few exceptions, have brought us to this point.

 

I have spoken about the deceptions and idiocy of both "sides".

 

However sad that is, the republican party can be taken over, and returned to the original doctrine.

 

The democrat doctrine is communism.

 

If these officers had any doubts they would face charges, they would not have killed this person.

 

It is only an extension of the police state, which is a necessary extension of communism.

 

Maybe I need to qualify every post with an essay on my position, that way people will have to stop twisting my words and meaning.

 

Think I'll just take a break from here, too many short memoried folks running around trying to destroy any post with some sort of character assassination.

 

You may quibble over an intentionally misinterpreted post, distort any message, but what will you do when they bust down your door after serving a warrant on the wrong address, and shoot your dog because it barked?

 

Oh wait, your in Canada, that's right, I don't even need to say it.

 

Don't know why you decided to start attacking me, I intentionally stayed away from a direct attack on you.

[Shabibilicious]

I'm not Canadian.....not sure where you got that from.  100% red blooded buckeye, although I detest that team.  I'm not attacking you either......just pointing out the other side of the same flawed coin.  As far as I'm concerned, it's all good.    

 

GO RV, and NO BV

Edited January 17, 2014 by Shabibilicious

[skeetdog]

I do recall Rodney King got a multi-million dollar award for his beatin' and 'lived'...while the repuks were in office...This man got beatin' to death for free while the right wing-nuts are in control...

I do recall Rodney King got a multi-million dollar award for his beatin' and 'lived'...while the repuks were in office...This man got beatin' to death for free while the right wing-nuts are in control...

Damn there I go again callin' the left, right...My bad..it's hell bein' an independant...

[64jaguar]

Only 13% of the people fought the revolution Divemaster. I think we got that covered!

 

 

 

"Think I'll just take a break from here, too many short memoried folks running around trying to destroy any post with some sort of character assassination."

 

 

Been keeping my mouth shut here too. It's pointless to get into it with some. I heard about this story when it happened. It is truly sickening!

 

[billbill]

How would the outcome of been if this guy just followed the Officers instructions and allowed himself to be taken into custody? I guess we will never know because he refused to follow what seemed to me to be simple instructions. You may not like Police, but they have a job to do and most of them are good people trying to provide a service to the community which is to enforce the laws that our society deemed necessary to have in place. My experience has shown that if we stay within the boundaries put in place by our society life seems to flow peacefully by. That's not to say that I agree with all laws and think that all Police Officers are perfect. They are human just like you and I and subject to making mistakes like we all do. The difference is we expect them to be in control at all times no matter what the circumstances and make the right choice in every situation. I would suggest anyone critical of Law enforcement and their actions should look at each situation from the perspective of the LEO's as well as the Suspect/victim before judging their actions. We expect them to make split second descisions in a given situation and then as a society we sit back and watch the video and analize everything that occured and pass judgement on them for what they did or didn't do.

Just sayin'

[bigwave]

California is easily one of the most "progressive" states, demoncratic governor, and dem controlled senate.

Is this what you guys REALLY want?

NOOOOOOOOOO!

 

​We need redistricting and the dem's won't have any part of it.

 

[DiveDeepSix]

Well let's just say that as long as we do nothing about PIGs like this (not all officers

are pigs) It will get worse. If this happens to someone I love I know 6 PIGs that would

learn something about cartel justice. It would be brutal, it would be public. So as to

put fear into any other officers thinking the same way.

WHEN PEOPLE FEAR THE GOVERNMENT, YOU HAVE TYRANNY.

WHEN THE GOVERNMENT FEARS THE PEOPLE, YOU HAVE FREEDOM.

 

Right there with ya all the way!  A lot of cops were picked on in high school and get a badge because they have a major chip on their shoulders and want to force people to respect them.  I have rellies that are cops at all levels and they agree with my assumption.  Most forces can count on one hand the time anyone of them ever had to justifiably draw their weapon and when they do most can't hit crap.

 

How would the outcome of been if this guy just followed the Officers instructions and allowed himself to be taken into custody? I guess we will never know because he refused to follow what seemed to me to be simple instructions. You may not like Police, but they have a job to do and most of them are good people trying to provide a service to the community which is to enforce the laws that our society deemed necessary to have in place. My experience has shown that if we stay within the boundaries put in place by our society life seems to flow peacefully by. That's not to say that I agree with all laws and think that all Police Officers are perfect. They are human just like you and I and subject to making mistakes like we all do. The difference is we expect them to be in control at all times no matter what the circumstances and make the right choice in every situation. I would suggest anyone critical of Law enforcement and their actions should look at each situation from the perspective of the LEO's as well as the Suspect/victim before judging their actions. We expect them to make split second descisions in a given situation and then as a society we sit back and watch the video and analize everything that occured and pass judgement on them for what they did or didn't do.

Just sayin'

 

Sorry I disagree, look at this kids face, that was justified under any circumstances?  Not hardly, they beat him to death for no reason, if six armed cops can't take down an unarmed kid, regardless of what he is doing, they need to leave the donut shop and quit the force, pathetic excuse for human beings.  I would have flipped if I were getting beat like that, there is no excuse for this and all of them should go to prison for murder.  You are putting cops on a pedestal they don't deserve to be on, yes there are some really good ones who really care about what they are doing, some are there to collect a check, and then you have the POS's like these guys that are a disgrace to mankind.

 

You seriously think cops are their to protect you Bill?  Guess again, they are there to write a report after the fact.  As a fire/rescue guy I can tell you first hand that's about all they do, oh and direct traffic.  Cops are reactive not proactive, they come after the fact also why I'm a big believer in carrying, they don't carry a gun to protect you they carry to protect themselves and many think they are God when they are on or off duty.  If I would have witnessed this beating there would have been six cops not going home that night.

Seems relevant....since you chose to label it as you have, rather than simply call out these officers as simple thugs.

 

The Rodney King incident was in 1991.

 

The President of the United States at that time was  ~  George H. W. Bush ( R )

 

The Governor of California at that time was  ~  Pete Wilson ( R )

 

NOTE:  Neither the President nor the Governor had anything to do with the Rodney King beating.

 

Shabs if I remember right Rodney King was a criminal coming from a violent crime, this looks to me like a homeless kid being in the wrong place at the wrong time.  I could be wrong on Rodney I didn't pay much attention to it, but I thought he had done something that's why they were after him, he didn't deserve the beatdown either though if I remember right.

 

On a side note, did you guys see the article on the guy in Ohio that was put to death now his family is suing for cruel punishment?  Seriously the POS raped and stabbed to death a pregnant newly wed, and they said it was hard to watch him die this way, he got off light in my book and what did they expect it would be like, 25 minutes to die, buddy I would have made sure it took weeks!!   

[billbill]

The Police have evolved just like our society has evolved. When I was a child and into my early adult years, we were taught to respect authority and be responsible for ourselves and our actions. It seems to me that in today's society a major part of our population don't have any respect for authority. Seems like everyone wants others to respect them but they don't want to give anyone else the same respect. We have become a very selfish people compared to what I remember in the past.  

I have spent most of my adult life in Law Enforcement. Right out of high school into the Air Force. "Security Forces" in active duty for 4 years, then Air National Guard, Satellite Communications and after 9/11/2001, back to Security Forces. Meanwhile in my civilian life 14 years ago, I became a Peace Officer. I have known officers that were badge heavy and full of themselves, but they are very few and far between. The majority of the men and women that I have known over the years, are very good and caring people who want to provide a service to the public. We only have one goal each and every day that the uniform goes on and that is to go home to our families each night.

I try my best to use the best weapon I have access to each day I go to work and that is my mouth. But I also understand that sometimes I have to apply more to get control of a situation than just talking.

I have been to many calls to back up the Fire department because they are refusing to go on a call until I get there and ensure their safety. I have been to many chaotic scenes and have heard and read the news stories afterward and know first hand how innacurate the media can be in their accounts.

I'm not saying that he deserved to be beaten, but I don't think that those officers went to work that night with the desire to kill someone either.

[lost one]

I was a military police officer and a civilian correction officer, and I can not believe it took 6 officers to restrain 1 person. I don't know what they teach them in Cali. These officers need to take a refresher course. And yes I have take down disturbed people to, they are a lot more difficult.

Edited January 17, 2014 by lost one

[gymrat76541]

Cops Now Have License to Murder?

 

Are you off your meds again?

 

Just because a couple police officer receive a jerdict that you think is unjust, you post something so stupid it is crazy.

 

Then - you blame it on Obama?

 

Dude, seek some help quick!

 

[DiveDeepSix]

The Police have evolved just like our society has evolved. When I was a child and into my early adult years, we were taught to respect authority and be responsible for ourselves and our actions. It seems to me that in today's society a major part of our population don't have any respect for authority. Seems like everyone wants others to respect them but they don't want to give anyone else the same respect. We have become a very selfish people compared to what I remember in the past.  

I have spent most of my adult life in Law Enforcement. Right out of high school into the Air Force. "Security Forces" in active duty for 4 years, then Air National Guard, Satellite Communications and after 9/11/2001, back to Security Forces. Meanwhile in my civilian life 14 years ago, I became a Peace Officer. I have known officers that were badge heavy and full of themselves, but they are very few and far between. The majority of the men and women that I have known over the years, are very good and caring people who want to provide a service to the public. We only have one goal each and every day that the uniform goes on and that is to go home to our families each night.

I try my best to use the best weapon I have access to each day I go to work and that is my mouth. But I also understand that sometimes I have to apply more to get control of a situation than just talking.

I have been to many calls to back up the Fire department because they are refusing to go on a call until I get there and ensure their safety. I have been to many chaotic scenes and have heard and read the news stories afterward and know first hand how innacurate the media can be in their accounts.

I'm not saying that he deserved to be beaten, but I don't think that those officers went to work that night with the desire to kill someone either.

 

Gave ya a + Bill, and do note I didn't say all cops either, I'd have to include my relatives if I did and to be honest two are good cops one is exactly what I despise about law enforcement.  I do agree with your point on respect as well, we have a whole generation of people who have no respect for anyone or anything including themselves.  They have been brought up that there are no consequences to their actions and psychologists and experts have them believing it's everyone else's fault they are the way they are.  Thank you for your service. 

 

Don't get me wrong I can see working in a city say like Chicago, were a cop may be a bit trigger happy or on edge, it still doesn't give them any right to do this, when the situation is under control you stand down, I'm sure they didn't intend to go to work that day and kill someone, but funny out of 6 people none of them were smart enough to say ok he's had enough, stand down.  I know enough about law enforcement to know you only escalate your defense to the point of what is needed, someone puts up their fists, you pull your baton, someone pulls a knife you pull a gun, someone pulls gun and you shoot the SOB. What's irritating are the rural areas where cops never have to draw their weapons but still use (big city style) as an excuse to treat people the way they do because they "Might" have a gun.   Yeah and we "Might" get hit by an asteroid and not have to worry about it too.      

I was a military police officer and a civilian correction officer, and I can not believe it took 6 officers to restrain 1 person. I don't know what they teach them in Cali. These officers need to take a refresher course. And yes I have take down disturbed people to, they are a lot more difficult.

No doubt.   

[DiveDeepSix]

What makes me sick is if this would have been our soldiers taking down a known terrorist like this, the media would have been outraged and crucified every one of them, in my book terrorists deserve no mercy because they sure as heck aren't going to show any.  But because it's a group of bad cops it's no biggie.  Imagine if this kid would have been black?  This would have been a media circus, just like Rodney and TM.  Al, Jesse, and company would have had a field day with this.

 

Seriously out of 6 cops, none of them had the brains to say, ok guys he's had enough stand down?  I've worked security and have taken down some pretty unhappy peeps, and yes crazy, drunk, and jacked up people are a handful, but they still go down, some just take a bit more convincing then others, but once the situation is under control you stand down.   It's not that hard, especially with police training to physically restrain someone, and I know for a fact you can bring pain levels to whatever is necessary to subdue someone but not actually hurt them long term, this is what they are trained to do, this was not that.  Pathetic display of law enforcement here, even more pathetic display of human beings.

[skeetdog]

Let me give ya an update on MP's in Iraq...they stay inside the wire in the rear with the gear...I've had three tours in Iraq and the POS MP's are the steppin' stone to cowards that'll only engage as long as they have the advantage. They hide behind their badage and weapons and learn how to be smart azzes for a future job. The majority of law enforcement have zero integrity and if ya have anything to do with the justice department your guilty by association...

[cranster]

How would the outcome of been if this guy just followed the Officers instructions and allowed himself to be taken into custody? I guess we will never know because he refused to follow what seemed to me to be simple instructions. You may not like Police, but they have a job to do and most of them are good people trying to provide a service to the community which is to enforce the laws that our society deemed necessary to have in place. My experience has shown that if we stay within the boundaries put in place by our society life seems to flow peacefully by. That's not to say that I agree with all laws and think that all Police Officers are perfect. They are human just like you and I and subject to making mistakes like we all do. The difference is we expect them to be in control at all times no matter what the circumstances and make the right choice in every situation. I would suggest anyone critical of Law enforcement and their actions should look at each situation from the perspective of the LEO's as well as the Suspect/victim before judging their actions. We expect them to make split second descisions in a given situation and then as a society we sit back and watch the video and analize everything that occured and pass judgement on them for what they did or didn't do.

Just sayin'

 

 

 

I work in a hospital with the mentally ill. and when they are completely psychotic they are incapable of following simple instructions. We medicate them, and place them in a quiet room with low stimulation. Some times they have to be placed int restraints until they calm down. They are not in control of their faculties. They are completely helpless, and vulnerable. They need our protection, not an execution. What those cops did was cold blooded murder just like they did to that dental assistant in Washington DC. By these actions the police are establishing themselves as domestic enemies of the citizens of the United States, and it is unconscionable that that court acquitted them. They need to change the wording on their cars from "To serve, and protect", to "WARNING... encountering the police could cost you your life!"

 

 

Edited January 17, 2014 by cranster

[AmericaInc]

Well let's just say that as long as we do nothing about PIGs like this (not all officers

are pigs) It will get worse. If this happens to someone I love I know 6 PIGs that would

learn something about cartel justice. It would be brutal, it would be public. So as to

put fear into any other officers thinking the same way.

WHEN PEOPLE FEAR THE GOVERNMENT, YOU HAVE TYRANNY.

WHEN THE GOVERNMENT FEARS THE PEOPLE, YOU HAVE FREEDOM.

Great post.

Definitely - if they did that do my son or daughter...that would be the last criminal act they committed.

This is not a Dem or Repug issue folks - police stick together, and somehow these cases get referred to the right judges.

It's called corruption and it knows no political party. Just because this happened in California doesn't mean liberals like to see cops beat people to death for no reason.

 

Divemaster, why dont'ja give your obvious hatred of liberals a rest, at least for a few days, and see what it feels like. Jeez.

Edited January 17, 2014 by AmericaInc

[George Hayduke]

Interesting how someone with no law enforcement or legal experience can read an article can come to the conclusion that California LE officers now have a license to murder.

 

I can post photos of aborted and dismembered fetuses that are much more graphic; does that mean the doctors and nurses are murderers?   If so, wouldn't that mean that pro-choice persons and politicians who pass such laws are accessories to murder? 

 

Law Enforcement in this country, even on it's bad days, is the best in the world.  Too bad and so sad for those wannabee cops who are butt hurt because they couldn't pass the background or PFT and are now patrolling the Walmart parking lot.  

 

Before painting Law Enforcement with such a large ignorant brush, go down to your local department and sign up for the ride along program.  You'd be surprised with what chit they have to put up with on a daily basis.

[vietnam1969]

            THIS JUST MAKES ME SICK. PRAYING THAT ALL THE DIRTY COPS INVOLVED IN THIS GET THEIR  JUSTICE IN THE END. MAYBE NOT NOW BUT SOMEWHERE IN THE FUTURE. THERE WAS NO REASON FOR THIS UNJUST BEATING OF AN UNARMED PERSON. HELL, ANIMALS DON'T EVEN GET TREATED LIKE THIS. 

 

 

 

                                                             MAY YOU REST IN PEACE KELLY THOMAS

[gymrat76541]

Interesting how someone with no law enforcement or legal experience can read an article can come to the conclusion that California LE officers now have a license to murder.

 

I can post photos of aborted and dismembered fetuses that are much more graphic; does that mean the doctors and nurses are murderers?   If so, wouldn't that mean that pro-choice persons and politicians who pass such laws are accessories to murder? 

 

Law Enforcement in this country, even on it's bad days, is the best in the world.  Too bad and so sad for those wannabee cops who are butt hurt because they couldn't pass the background or PFT and are now patrolling the Walmart parking lot.  

 

Before painting Law Enforcement with such a large ignorant brush, go down to your local department and sign up for the ride along program.  You'd be surprised with what chit they have to put up with on a daily basis.

 

Thank you. These same people will be the first ones to dial 911 whenever they need help.

 

 

I work in a hospital with the mentally ill. and when they are completely psychotic they are incapable of following simple instructions. We medicate them, and place them in a quiet room with low stimulation. Some times they have to be placed int restraints until they calm down. They are not in control of their faculties. They are completely helpless, and vulnerable. They need our protection, not an execution. What those cops did was cold blooded murder just like they did to that dental assistant in Washington DC. By these actions the police are establishing themselves as domestic enemies of the citizens of the United States, and it is unconscionable that that court acquitted them. They need to change the wording on their cars from "To serve, and protect", to "WARNING... encountering the police could cost you your life!"

 

 

 

Yet you still will be the first to dial 911 whenever you feel threatened. Hip-a-crite! 

[pattyangel]

Video's don't lie!!!

 

This was just plain wrong, out of line for these cops.  Kelly was intimidated by fat boy, he followed instructions as told to the best of his knowledge, and he did a damn good job of it.  Fat boy was bored that night, itching to bully.  They beat him, tasered  him, kicked him and he pleaded, he was sorry, he cried for his Dad, in my opinion he was ready to give in and cooperate.  He didn't have a chance with the mentality of these cops. 

 

It won't be the first or the last this happens. 

 

Justice was not served. 

 

Kelly's family's lost unfortunately.  Sooooo Sad.

[DiveDeepSix]

Thank you. These same people will be the first ones to dial 911 whenever they need help.

Yet you still will be the first to dial 911 whenever you feel threatened. Hip-a-crite! 

Nah, LOL, I'll dial 911 when I'm done shooting, I don't have minutes to wait when seconds count, and yes I'm well aware if I were to have to shoot someone in self defense the cops are going to try and turn it around on me just like always.  "So Dive did you know the victim?" "Well actually officer I do know the victim, it's me, the guy laying on the floor bled out is a criminal who wanted to make me a victim!"  In the words of Teddy Nugent, "I don't want a rehabilitated violent offender, I want a dead violent offender!"

 

I did the ride along program for fun in college and almost went into law enforcement, but I decided I'd rather help people instead    .  If you were referring to me George, no I did security at night clubs not WalMart,     "That's it Miss put that buggy back in the coral, you have 3 seconds to comply!", because I thought it would be fun, turns out all I did was get a bunch of under 21 year old hotties mad at me for carding them at the door!!  That wasn't part of the plan!     

Video's don't lie!!!

 

This was just plain wrong, out of line for these cops.  Kelly was intimidated by fat boy, he followed instructions as told to the best of his knowledge, and he did a damn good job of it.  Fat boy was bored that night, itching to bully.  They beat him, tasered  him, kicked him and he pleaded, he was sorry, he cried for his Dad, in my opinion he was ready to give in and cooperate.  He didn't have a chance with the mentality of these cops. 

 

It won't be the first or the last this happens. 

 

Justice was not served. 

 

Kelly's family's lost unfortunately.  Sooooo Sad.

 

You are exactly right my friend!! These guys are no more then common criminals, but the badge kept them out from behind bars, one thing I do know is they always look out for their own, and it goes all the way to the top.  There is no way in hell this can be spun to say they were just doing their jobs, complete BS no matter who you are.

Edited January 17, 2014 by DiveDeepSix

[gymrat76541]

Nah, LOL, I'll dial 911 when I'm done shooting, I don't have minutes to wait when seconds count, and yes I'm well aware if I were to have to shoot someone in self defense the cops are going to try and turn it around on me just like always.  "So Dive did you know the victim?" "Well actually officer I do know the victim, it's me, the guy laying on the floor bled out is a criminal who wanted to make me a victim!"  In the words of Teddy Nugent, "I don't want a rehabilitated violent offender, I want a dead violent offender!"

 

I did the ride along program for fun in college and almost went into law enforcement, but I decided I'd rather help people instead    .  If you were referring to me George, no I did security at night clubs not WalMart,     "That's it Miss put that buggy back in the coral, you have 3 seconds to comply!", because I thought it would be fun, turns out all I did was get a bunch of under 21 year old hotties mad at me for carding them at the door!!  That wasn't part of the plan!     

 

You are exactly right my friend!! These guys are no more then common criminals, but the badge kept them out from behind bars, one thing I do know is they always look out for their own, and it goes all the way to the top.  There is no way in hell this can be spun to say they were just doing their jobs, complete BS no matter who you are.

 

Security at Night Clubs. That explains alot. LOL

If you think those police officers only check underage girls for ID's & give college students a hard time you completely missed the boat.

Makes me wonder how many underage hotties you allow to drink because you think they are hot?

Do me a favor - next time someone beats you up, do NOT call the police.

[skeetdog]

Video's don't lie!!!

 

This was just plain wrong, out of line for these cops.  Kelly was intimidated by fat boy, he followed instructions as told to the best of his knowledge, and he did a damn good job of it.  Fat boy was bored that night, itching to bully.  They beat him, tasered  him, kicked him and he pleaded, he was sorry, he cried for his Dad, in my opinion he was ready to give in and cooperate.  He didn't have a chance with the mentality of these cops. 

 

It won't be the first or the last this happens. 

 

Justice was not served. 

 

Kelly's family's lost unfortunately.  Sooooo Sad.

A true Warroir knows ya don't make war out of women and children and specially the mentally deprived...all these has been cops and wanta bes' do what they've done their entire life...back each others' play no matter if it's low down and under handed...