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toyolink wrote:Police slapping men smoking ganja,tapping up drunk men giving trouble,letting down bicycle tyre pressure for not riding with lights........normal,normal things long time.
Then again didn't have cell phone with cameras in those days.
Plenty stupidity in this episode.
Sorry but it kinda laughable and all players get or would get what they deserve.
Drunk man get a chance to get more money to drink and police get a load of public scorn.
DVSTT wrote:orangefox wrote:pugboy wrote:This is where tasers are the solution, one shock and he woulda stop cussing
No slaps required
Civilians are not allowed tasers.
Not allowed guns either.....
Express wrote:“I fell off a coconut tree in Mayaro when I was 16 years old. It didn’t start to affect me until 30 years after. The doctors said I could do an operation, but it would be three years before I could walk properly again,” he said.
Guardian wrote:He worked several jobs before but his life went downhill after a car rolled over his foot in Penal two year ago. It was compounded by his spinal disease, which has left him moving around with a urine bag.
...the next officer, who is on the (news)papers here, he pushed me away and it had a very big scene. “I don’t like what happened. I got slapped on the left side of my face, all on my glasses.”
orangefox wrote:Contact ACP Reyes
pioneer wrote:Anyhow...
I think the officers should be sent to the Employee Assistance Program. Being harassed by a drunk abusive man can be taxing especially in a stressful job. Who knows how this incident may have affected them.
mitsutt wrote:Dey both unemployed now
DVSTT wrote:Officer clout up and friend got fired but they still investigating Captain Blackberry.....
is 5 yuh say inno:shock:sMASH wrote:Police in this country are illiterate thugs with just enough concentration to pass five o' levels
Soul Collector wrote:Ronaldo95163 I could give a rat's ass about what you just said. That does not make what the officers did right. They are our law enforcers, the people we look to protect us. They are here to serve us, the people.
Now granted he may have done all what you said and maybe even worse, you can't be truly justifying what happened to him. Those officers do not deserve to have a job and they should also be charged. If the guy on the wheelchair committed any offences, well charge him too, but there is a proper way to deal with situations like these. Their actions are by no means acceptable.
zoom rader wrote:Soul Collector wrote:Ronaldo95163 I could give a rat's ass about what you just said. That does not make what the officers did right. They are our law enforcers, the people we look to protect us. They are here to serve us, the people.
Now granted he may have done all what you said and maybe even worse, you can't be truly justifying what happened to him. Those officers do not deserve to have a job and they should also be charged. If the guy on the wheelchair committed any offences, well charge him too, but there is a proper way to deal with situations like these. Their actions are by no means acceptable.
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orangefox wrote:http://www.guardian.co.tt/news/2014-12-29/mixed-views-after-viral-video-shows-officers-beating-disabled-man
Secretary of the Police Social Welfare Association Insp Michael Seales said yesterday.
.. " Even if you have to strike out at the person, the law provides for you to use a baton, that way you are covered, but for you to use an open hand and slap a person or use a fist to cuff someone, it is a no-no.”
