Video of Minnesota Cop Beating Drunk Man In Wheelchair

geeky · 03-10-2012 10:29AM

Varied wrote: »

If the guy didn't have a uniform, would he be as condemned?

Of course not. He's paid by the state to enforce the law professionally - and wears a uniform to signify that to the public.

People expect higher standards from law enforcement officers than they do from randomers.

Sir Pompous Righteousness · 03-10-2012 10:41AM

The man in the wheelchair didn't really hit him in the face, it was more like a pat in the face.

Sir Pompous Righteousness · 03-10-2012 10:42AM

dodderangler wrote: »

El Weirdo wrote: »

Super-Rush wrote: »

Without the audio you don't get the full story.

The guy in the wheelchair could have been standing up for himself.

Probably tired of being pushed around.

2 in 1?

Well played, SR.

Probably TYRED of being pushed around
Spell it right and u would've gotten a thumbs up
Good puns
When a good pun happens I find that an occasion to STAND UP and be counted
If the fella in wheelchair was drunk is that not drink and driving?

It's tired.

dodderangler · 03-10-2012 11:05AM

Ur an idiot

Bajingo · 03-10-2012 11:06AM

Varied wrote: »

If the guy didn't have a uniform, would he be as condemned?

Doesn't matter if you're in a wheelchair, if you slap me you are getting lamped back.

If you're pulling a guys neck back by the hair, which that police officer was doing, you're going to get a slap. Also, the amount of aggression that cop showed was well beyond over kill, regardless of the wheelchair.

jugger0 · 03-10-2012 11:36AM

As the saying goes "dont start a fight if you're in a wheelchair".

Madam Marie · 03-10-2012 11:48AM

Maybe if he, maybe if the wheelchair .. ah I got nothing.

bluecode · 03-10-2012 11:51AM

That's nothing, recently a cop shot dead a one armed, one legged man in a wheelchair.

Hard to beat that for stupidity.

usernamegoes · 03-10-2012 12:52PM

SEPT 23 1989 wrote: »

He slapped the copper first

I thought the disabled wanted to be treated equally

I don't think the officer should be allowed to do much of what he did to someone not in a wheelchair.

Plus difference in capacity means the officer had more options than in the person wasn't in a chair inasmuch as the officer needed only step backwards and he was safe from being hit again and gather his composition to see how to better arrest and detain the man.

03-10-2012 02:40PM

Charles Xavier you're always up to no good.

Video of Minnesota Cop Beating Drunk Man In Wheelchair

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