APD Police Brutality
03-29-2014
, 08:31 AM
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1. Any driver who is gonna drive away has already made up his mind to do that. That person would never get out of the car in the first place. And someone that drives away isn't a danger to the officer.
If the driver already made up his mind to drive away but the officer either A. hasn't stopped his patrol car at all or B. hasn't gotten out of it, it's more beneficial for the officer than if he is on foot. It matters not whether the driver is an immediate threat to the officer. Driver could be a threat to others and it's the officers job to apprehend suspects who attempt to evade them. It's beneficial to do your job well, correct?
2. Anyone who is too slow get out of the way of a car going in reverse shouldn't be a police officer, (considering when you put it in reverse, backup lights come on to let you know).
Just LOL at that. Have you seen some of the police officers in the US? Besides it doesn't matter if the officer gets out of the way or doesn't. It's still more of a benefit for him to never be in a position where he needs to try.
3. A better view doesn't mean safer. As has already been said you look very obvious scrambling around looking for a weapon and if you already have it, it's very awkward to turn far enough to do anything with it without being incredibly obvious about what you're trying to do and police don't stand directly by your window, they stand behind you for exactly this reason. Whereas, if I put a pistol or a knife in my back pocket, I can probably pull and shoot or stab without him having a chance to react at all if I'm outside the car.
How does the bolded part of your statement change at all whether the driver has to get out of the car or stay in? The officer can still see him "scrambling for weapons" either way. Good luck putting a pistol in your back pocket while being pulled over without looking obvious
4. This is just lol. An officer that's sitting in his car isn't better off, he's basically confined in a box that severely restricts his vision and freedom of movement (which is why police want you in yours). And if you think a car can move quickly IN ALL DIRECTIONS more quickly than someone on 2 feet, you're an idiot.
Clearly a car doesn't move in all directions as quickly as a human, but it does move in two directions like 20X faster and doesn't run out of stamina. Also a gun is the only realistic threat to an officer in a squad car. Do you know how hard it is to break a car window? Look it up.
Since all your "reasons" were a big bag of fail, you probably shouldn't say any more, since I'm sure you put out your best 4, and they will only get dumber from here.
If my reasons were a big bag of fail then your responses are the factory where fail is manufactured.
Edit: Oh and btw, I'm obviously from the US, but before living in Argentina, I lived in Canada, a country which pretty much everyone knows is very anti-gun and doesn't really have gun violence problems. If you get out of your car on a traffic stop there, the police will pretty much **** a brick and yell at you to get back in. As they should.
If the driver already made up his mind to drive away but the officer either A. hasn't stopped his patrol car at all or B. hasn't gotten out of it, it's more beneficial for the officer than if he is on foot. It matters not whether the driver is an immediate threat to the officer. Driver could be a threat to others and it's the officers job to apprehend suspects who attempt to evade them. It's beneficial to do your job well, correct?
2. Anyone who is too slow get out of the way of a car going in reverse shouldn't be a police officer, (considering when you put it in reverse, backup lights come on to let you know).
Just LOL at that. Have you seen some of the police officers in the US? Besides it doesn't matter if the officer gets out of the way or doesn't. It's still more of a benefit for him to never be in a position where he needs to try.
3. A better view doesn't mean safer. As has already been said you look very obvious scrambling around looking for a weapon and if you already have it, it's very awkward to turn far enough to do anything with it without being incredibly obvious about what you're trying to do and police don't stand directly by your window, they stand behind you for exactly this reason. Whereas, if I put a pistol or a knife in my back pocket, I can probably pull and shoot or stab without him having a chance to react at all if I'm outside the car.
How does the bolded part of your statement change at all whether the driver has to get out of the car or stay in? The officer can still see him "scrambling for weapons" either way. Good luck putting a pistol in your back pocket while being pulled over without looking obvious
4. This is just lol. An officer that's sitting in his car isn't better off, he's basically confined in a box that severely restricts his vision and freedom of movement (which is why police want you in yours). And if you think a car can move quickly IN ALL DIRECTIONS more quickly than someone on 2 feet, you're an idiot.
Clearly a car doesn't move in all directions as quickly as a human, but it does move in two directions like 20X faster and doesn't run out of stamina. Also a gun is the only realistic threat to an officer in a squad car. Do you know how hard it is to break a car window? Look it up.
Since all your "reasons" were a big bag of fail, you probably shouldn't say any more, since I'm sure you put out your best 4, and they will only get dumber from here.
If my reasons were a big bag of fail then your responses are the factory where fail is manufactured.
Edit: Oh and btw, I'm obviously from the US, but before living in Argentina, I lived in Canada, a country which pretty much everyone knows is very anti-gun and doesn't really have gun violence problems. If you get out of your car on a traffic stop there, the police will pretty much **** a brick and yell at you to get back in. As they should.
03-29-2014
, 08:39 AM
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, 03:28 PM
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, 12:35 AM
05-15-2014
, 01:19 PM
We condemned police brutality, Not only us but every where police behavior are to cruel and nonsense for common people, the government paid for their work but even they also asking money for solve your problem or write your complain.
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Police altered with evidence in case of of Paul Bailey. you can see more here
http://friscopaul.blogspot.com
Last edited by friscopaul; 05-15-2014 at 01:23 PM.
Reason: spelling mistake
05-15-2014
, 02:56 PM
