Cop Beats Woman, Left In A Pool Of Blood (SCENES FROM POLICE FOOTAGE "DELETED")

[StemCell]

As for those calling out for violence against police officers, I hope you are saying that out of blind rage or just sheer lack of understanding. If you truly consider this is a valid way to solve our problems then I question your motives.

Not calling for outright violence against police. Problem is police do not fear the legal system because they rarely suffer under the so called wheels of justice that the rest of us are. What would one of our founding fathers, say George Washington have done if that was their wife, sister or daughter?

[the3are1]

Not calling for outright violence against police. Problem is police do not fear the legal system because they rarely suffer under the so called wheels of justice that the rest of us are. What would one of our founding fathers, say George Washington have done if that was their wife, sister or daughter?

You are statement about police not fearing the legal system is fairly accurate (most don't). However, I can tell you -from personal experience - what police do fear. Police fear exposure. That is where our battle should be fought. We can never know what our founding fathers would have done. Those in the positions our founding fathers were in are now enablers. I would also like to think George Washington was a wise general and would fight where he had an advantage. I feel your frustration (even more so I feel an accompaniment of shame due to being involved in that lifestyle for 8 years) but we have to stay diligent in outting these thugs for what they really are and not place ourselves on their level.

[KI4BNC]

I just had a disturbing thought(don't know if I am subconsciouslly connecting the dots or not?).
I see the brutality,the beatings,the taserings,violent strip searches,etc. and I think about this mind control stuff(haven't really read up on it)and I ask myself if the "law enforcement" folks are either cracking under pressure,or being desensitized so that when they turn on the citizens if it will be easier for them to accept their "programming" and what they will be ordered to do.

[the3are1]

I just had a disturbing thought(don't know if I am subconsciouslly connecting the dots or not?).
I see the brutality,the beatings,the taserings,violent strip searches,etc. and I think about this mind control stuff(haven't really read up on it)and I ask myself if the "law enforcement" folks are either cracking under pressure,or being desensitized so that when they turn on the citizens if it will be easier for them to accept their "programming" and what they will be ordered to do.

It's more brainwashing than anything. I can only speak from personal experience mind you. We were always trained to treat everyone as a suspect and that our lives were in constant danger. You build up a real sense of paranoia. Also here we worked 12 hour shifts and rotated from night to days every 30 days. So you combine all of the propaganda being fed to your brain, a schedule that deprives some people of sleep, and a stressfull work environment - the product is a highly volatile individual with a persecution complex. After becoming this person it does not take long to become desensitized to causing harm to others.

[Overcast]

I just had a disturbing thought(don't know if I am subconsciouslly connecting the dots or not?).
I see the brutality,the beatings,the taserings,violent strip searches,etc. and I think about this mind control stuff(haven't really read up on it)and I ask myself if the "law enforcement" folks are either cracking under pressure,or being desensitized so that when they turn on the citizens if it will be easier for them to accept their "programming" and what they will be ordered to do.

Yes...

I think you are right on all counts - a bit of all of that.

[KI4BNC]

I found this on another site if anybody is interested in the whole video:


http://www.ktbs.com/player/player.cfm?video_id=6086&current_zone=1

(don't know if it will link or not)

[trixi1]

I found this on another site if anybody is interested in the whole video:


http://www.ktbs.com/player/player.cfm?video_id=6086&current_zone=1

(don't know if it will link or not)

Can anyone post to youtube? It'll hit more people. If you do, post the link here please.

[trixi1]

I found this on another site if anybody is interested in the whole video:


http://www.ktbs.com/player/player.cfm?video_id=6086&current_zone=1

(don't know if it will link or not)

The more you watch it, the emphasis is that she doesn't seem drunk at all, he touches her and tells her not to touch him, she says she is a court reporter and knows the law that she's allowed to call someone--which she extremely emphasises because I'm sure she has been aware of all the incidents involving police brutality and abuse.  She wants to call a judge that she knows. She's saying that she's on his side and says please constantly.

The more you hear the cop, he's gone into some kind of robotic state because he doesn't hear or or want to hear her. He just wanted to feel like a big man going on a woman.  He really is crazy.

Where's a female cop even?

Wow, this guy is a piece of work. Sue his sorry self until he has nothing left, and the Shreveport police too.

[trixi1]

Cop got fired. Some justice is served. Waiting for more.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5sMOLf02YL0