Police misconduct right here in Indy?

[PatriotPride]

That's OK. He probably didn't notice that I said anything.

I know how to get his attention...

That should work.

Present and accounted for! You know how to get my attention

 

[MinuteMan47]

Present and accounted for! You know how to get my attention

I'm really confused now. I thought he was trying to get MY attention. WTF.

 

[finity]

I'm really confused now. I thought he was trying to get MY attention. WTF.

Calm down now everyone.

There's plenty of attention to go around.

 

[jbombelli]

Thank you for improving this thread with pictures of Milla.

Much appreciated. There has never been a thread anywhere on the internet that could not be improved in such manner.

 

[finity]

yup.

 

[85t5mcss]

Hmm, undecided. IF the video is all original and not hacked up, then its still questionable. I will not defend any cop for brutality, but picking him up by his throat vs. a hand under the jaw to lift a passed out person is different. Also, I did not see them drag him down the stairs, just a little at the bottom of the steps, I sure would like to see the rest of this footage. I did see a cops hand under his arm to help lift the passed out person.
Handcuffs? Needed? Uh, yes. Do u want a drunk to wake up and flail arms around, then he is assaulting a cop. I feel he should have been handcuffed and strapped to a stretcher and removed. Down side is my taxes need to go up more due to this type of stupidity going on.
I guess I'm just opinionated and don't feel that LEOs are around to babysit idiots who cannot take care of themselves.

 

[Bunnykid68]

I didnt see him dropped on his face, but to be dragging someone by their arms like that could do some damage to some shoulder muscles.

 

[ljadayton]

Faked? LMAO.

Do you think CG was involved in the video?

Did I say CG?? No, I said FAKE. There's a difference.

 

[ljadayton]

Also, if you watch the news cast, at 1:06 when he's "picked up by his throat" look at the officer on the right side, he takes the "victim's" arm to help get him up on his feet. Yes, there's a hand on his neck. Doesn't look to me like that hand was used to "pick him up." THAT's why I don't want to judge based on this newscast alone. They only show parts of what happened. Where's the victim? Did he talk to the news channel?

 

[Benny]

Did I say CG?? No, I said FAKE. There's a difference.

Haha, OK...So, what do you think could have been fake and how do you justify dragging someone's face across the concrete while they are cuffed and passed out or are you saying that is the fake part and the whole video was just a figment of our imagination?

Excuse my excessive cop bashing-ish questions right now.

 

[ljadayton]

Haha, OK...So, what do you think could have been fake and how do you justify dragging someone's face across the concrete while they are cuffed and passed out or are you saying that is the fake part and the whole video was just a figment of our imagination?

Excuse my excessive cop bashing-ish questions right now.

Did I at any point say it was justified to drag someone face first across concrete? Show me where I said that. ALL I said was I was not going to jump into this circus and pass judgement until AFTER BOTH sides of the story had been told. Show us the whole video with no parts missing. We have this person's word for it what happened. I don't know her. Does anyone here know her? So why take HER word like it's the gospel truth that this kid was passed out at her doorstep? Because he looks passed out?

 

[MinuteMan47]

Where's the victim? Did he talk to the news channel?

He was allegedly intoxicated and does not remember anything that happened.

 

[ljadayton]

Obviously the video isn't a figment of anyone's imagination. All I'm saying is that events might have occured differently then they appear to have occured in that video. If they did, then THAT, in my opinion, makes the video fake and worthless.

 

[ljadayton]

He was allegedly intoxicated and does not remember anything that happened.

ok, so where are any of the other people seen in the video? I'm not saying what the cops did is right. I wasn't there, I don't know the situation, I don't know what the hell happened.

 

[darkkevin]

am i the only one that can't watch the video? i've tried several times today and it just won't load.

 

[Benny]

Did I at any point say it was justified to drag someone face first across concrete? Show me where I said that. ALL I said was I was not going to jump into this circus and pass judgement until AFTER BOTH sides of the story had been told. Show us the whole video with no parts missing. We have this person's word for it what happened. I don't know her. Does anyone here know her? So why take HER word like it's the gospel truth that this kid was passed out at her doorstep? Because he looks passed out?

Show me where I took her word for anything and I'll show you where I said you thought it was justified to drag someone face first across the concrete.

I don't give a rat's ass what she had to say about the parts THAT WEREN'T SHOWN IN THE VIDEO. They are irrelevant IMO.

But guess what? There IS a video of police officers dragging someone's lifeless body/face across the concrete and that was not fake.

What part of that is so hard to understand? I don't think I can spell it out any better, yet you need another side of the story for events that I'm not even mentioning.

 

[ljadayton]

I guess us women should just stay out of men's thread's about how mean the police are in video's huh? We just don't understand anything about not blindly believing a video that we can't even see in it's entirety.

I'm officially done with this thread. Have fun guys

 

[Benny]

LOL, if I were you, I'd be done with it too.

 

[Chase515]

At 33 seconds of the video clip you could see from the new channels monitor the video was much longer? Or cutt and fitted to make better news? This is the guestapo at it again!

 

[Sticky]

I'd like to see the entire video myself.

If it turns out to be what it looks like in the clip, then charges need to be filed.

I always thought that allowing a PD to investigate itself was a bit like letting the cat guard the mouse.