Police Shootings / Possible Abuse Threads [merged] (4 Viewers)

[bigdaddysaints]

The POP charge is real everywhere.

 

[Optimus Prime]

Delane Gordon, a DoorDash driver, was a few hundred yards from his delivery destination when a police officer passed him, hooked a U-turn and pulled him over for speeding.

On the side of the road in Collegedale, Tenn., Gordon “politely and repeatedly” asked to speak to the police officer’s supervisor, Gordon’s attorney says. But the situation escalated as the police officer demanded that Gordon get out of the car while Gordon refused, video of the March 10 incident shows.

“Get out!” the police officer ordered, pointing a Taser at Gordon, according to the video. The officer, whom the Collegedale Police Department has not identified, accused Gordon of not providing his identification, the video shows.

“Sir, I feel uncomfortable,” Gordon said. “Please get your supervisor.”

The officer then tried to pull Gordon out of the car. When Gordon did not comply, the officer pulled out his Taser again.

A moment later, video shows, the officer used the Taser on Gordon, who screamed in agony...........

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[antipop]

just a few bad apples, nothing to see here

 

[DaveXA]

Delane Gordon, a DoorDash driver, was a few hundred yards from his delivery destination when a police officer passed him, hooked a U-turn and pulled him over for speeding.

On the side of the road in Collegedale, Tenn., Gordon “politely and repeatedly” asked to speak to the police officer’s supervisor, Gordon’s attorney says. But the situation escalated as the police officer demanded that Gordon get out of the car while Gordon refused, video of the March 10 incident shows.

“Get out!” the police officer ordered, pointing a Taser at Gordon, according to the video. The officer, whom the Collegedale Police Department has not identified, accused Gordon of not providing his identification, the video shows.

“Sir, I feel uncomfortable,” Gordon said. “Please get your supervisor.”

The officer then tried to pull Gordon out of the car. When Gordon did not comply, the officer pulled out his Taser again.

A moment later, video shows, the officer used the Taser on Gordon, who screamed in agony...........

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Just another guy with a badge and a taser and zero situational awareness. What could possibly go wrong?

 

[Optimus Prime]

An off-duty police officer in Kenosha, Wisconsin, is under fire after a video went viral appearing to show him putting his knee on the neck of a 12-year-old girl at Lincoln Middle School on March 4, while trying to stop a fight that the girl was involved in.

A video of the incident taken by one of the students at the school was obtained by ABC News and shows the officer responding to a reported fight between two students.

The 12 year-old girl, whose name has not been revealed as she is a minor, appears to push the officer and then he pins her to the ground and appears to kneel on her neck, according to the video. It is unclear what happened before or after............

Off-duty police officer accused of kneeling on 12-year-old girl's neck while stopping fight

An off-duty police officer in Kenosha, Wisconsin, is accused of kneeling on the neck of a 12-year-old girl while trying to stop a fight that the girl was involved in.

abcnews.go.com

here is the footge

 

[Optimus Prime]

Pittsburgh Mayor Ed Gainey announced the five officers involved in the death of Jim Rogers, 54, have been terminated, reported CNN. Following an internal investigation, which was contested by the Allegheny County’s Court of Common Pleas, the officers were found to have conducted a “series of procedural failures.”

Rogers, who was a suspect in the theft of a bicycle, died while in custody of Pittsburgh Bureau of Police October 13. According to CNN’s report, police said they used a Taser on Rogers because he was not “complying with their orders.” Rogers was tased 10 times resulting in him being taken to Mercy Hospital where he died the next day.

The medical examiner ruled his death as an accident due to lack of oxygen to the brain, per WTAE.

From CNN:

The five officers, who were not identified, have 14 days to challenge the firings in arbitration, Public Safety Director Lee Schmidt said at a news conference with Mayor Ed Gainey. The officers will have the option to retire. Three other officers will be allowed to keep their jobs but, according to CNN affiliate KDKA-TV, they will have to be retrained.
Eight officers, including two supervisors, were suspended with pay after the incident, CNN affiliate KDKA-TV reported.

The internal review board found “a series of procedural failures” contributed to Roger’s death, reported CNN. The Allegheny County grand jury is deciding whether the eight officers involved could face criminal charges..............

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[Sailorsaint]

Delane Gordon, a DoorDash driver, was a few hundred yards from his delivery destination when a police officer passed him, hooked a U-turn and pulled him over for speeding.

On the side of the road in Collegedale, Tenn., Gordon “politely and repeatedly” asked to speak to the police officer’s supervisor, Gordon’s attorney says. But the situation escalated as the police officer demanded that Gordon get out of the car while Gordon refused, video of the March 10 incident shows.

“Get out!” the police officer ordered, pointing a Taser at Gordon, according to the video. The officer, whom the Collegedale Police Department has not identified, accused Gordon of not providing his identification, the video shows.

“Sir, I feel uncomfortable,” Gordon said. “Please get your supervisor.”

The officer then tried to pull Gordon out of the car. When Gordon did not comply, the officer pulled out his Taser again.

A moment later, video shows, the officer used the Taser on Gordon, who screamed in agony...........

MSN

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Ok, I know there are some bad apples out there but, isn't this just a form of passive aggressiveness? A Karen situation? What would have happened if he had just complied? Get a ticket? Sometimes it seems like people are forcing the situation into escalation.

 

[Taurus]

Ok, I know there are some bad apples out there but, isn't this just a form of passive aggressiveness? A Karen situation? What would have happened if he had just complied? Get a ticket? Sometimes it seems like people are forcing the situation into escalation.

Was the victim within his rights, yes or no?

If yes, then the pig is at fault.

 

[Sailorsaint]

Was the victim within his rights, yes or no?

If yes, then the pig is at fault.

So, it's a victim and a pig....not an ice hole and a cop trying to do his job....ok

 

[bigdaddysaints]

Was the victim within his rights, yes or no?

If yes, then the pig is at fault.

That POP attitude takes precidence over people rights. its a shame.
Would it have been that hard to call his supervisor? What would it have hurt?

 

[bigdaddysaints]

So, it's a victim and a pig....not an butt crevasse and a cop trying to do his job....ok

Correct, the officer was acting like a Pig for escelating that situation when there was no need, where was the threat that he couldn't call his supervisor. POP thats why,..

 

[antipop]

That POP attitude takes precidence over people rights. its a shame.
Would it have been that hard to call his supervisor? What would it have hurt?

asking for a supervisor is essentially questioning that cops authority and for that, someone is getting tased/shot/arrested...

 

[Sailorsaint]

Correct, the officer was acting like a Pig for escelating that situation when there was no need, where was the threat that he couldn't call his supervisor. POP thats why,..

Yeh, ok "let me see the manager", got it.

 

[bigdaddysaints]

Yeh, ok "let me see the manager", got it.

I guess thats a legit reason to tase someone.... Hw dare you accuse me of not doing my job, NON COMPLIANCE!! TASE!!!

 

[Sailorsaint]

I guess thats a legit reason to tase someone.... Hw dare you accuse me of not doing my job, NON COMPLIANCE!! TASE!!!

So what was the "legit" reason for not complying? Passive aggressive much?