Police brutality caught on live national TV?

[Guest FrigidSoul]

I was there with him while he was breaking the law though. I won't lie, I was doing drugs at the time and doing them heavily...just at that very moment in time I was actually sober. Lame reason too. It was pretty hot out that day and I was already thirsty so I didn't want cotton mouth too.

 

I got an appology from the common wealth and the shit taken off my record so its all good.

 

Maybe I'm just use to the Gang Task force and the police hanging out around the neighborhoods I hung out in beating the shit out of me and others so I see it as something regular. Gang Task Force was never anything to play with. They'd beat the hell out of you behind a Honey Farms and leave you there if you didn't tell them what they wanted and they knew that you knew.

[Styles 0]

Whoa, where have I been with this thread? Is it too late to try my own rap?

 

Yo, LiberalFlip was such a trip

and Mikey Moore is fat...because he eats...um...a cat....

 

ok, Im not very good at this. Quick KKK, do something amusing again while I go dress up in my police costume and badger some minorities.

 

By the way, I vote that the group be called "KKKonservative Brigade" as an excellent compromise. We could have commander ranks and Dr. Tom can be the Grand Wizard, kind of like the spiritual leader or whatever....

[Jingus 0]

Maybe I'm just use to the Gang Task force and the police hanging out around the neighborhoods I hung out in beating the shit out of me and others so I see it as something regular.

Jesus, where the hell did you grow up? In most places, the media and/or lawyers would be all over that shit.

[Guest FrigidSoul]

Worcester, Mass. Pronounced "Woosta" by us locals and often called "War-town" by neighboring counties. Second largest city in Mass to Boston and a higher crime rate. I use to hang out near the Crompton Park area...which they often found dead bodies in and had to have two foot patrol officers walk it at night for a year to cut down on that.

[Guest Brian]

Hey, I used to see the same shit all the time, and it doesn't make it right. Sometimes, like when we fought back, it was justified. But generally, being in an area where shit gets pulled doesn't give the police a right to abuse their power.

 

That said, I have a good many stories of cops getting the shit beat out of them.

[Jingus 0]

Oh yeah, cops get roughed up all the time. My brother got his degree in police science, and he used to tell me a bunch of the horror stories about cops getting mauled and killed out there. It makes the "swing nightstick first, ask questions later" approach understandable... but still not acceptable.

[Kahran Ramsus 0]

Goddammit, which mercy-having killjoy did that?! This guy was clueless in a truly spectacular manner, I was looking forward to punting him around.

I got him. The same time I finished off Nemesis.

[Slayer 0]

I had a feeling it was you

 

...of course, you were the only mod on this morning

[Jobber of the Week 0]

That said, I have a good many stories of cops getting the shit beat out of them.

Hmmm.

 

I hate the local metro, but it's not because of your usual "fuck the police" cries of race and age discrimination. The problem here is that they're terribly ineffective. I live right between two stops signs and alongside a north/south road in a bed & breakfast city where there's almost no other way than the one (crowded) 101 freeway to get north to south. That means people use it as an international speedway.

 

I wouldn't even mind THAT except that the neighbor across the street is a huge Harley-Davidson fanatic and has a whole bunch of modified motorcycles that cause so much noise that if I can't hear them because I'm playing headphones even louder, I can still feel it on the far other side of the house.

 

Is *ANYBODY* getting ticket for any of this? No, of course not, are you stupid?

 

And the police doesn't want to do anything to hinder speed, of course, since they run up and down the street with the sirens on. You might think they're responding to an emergency, but then you live here for a week and become less foolish. They're just going to and from lunch, because they run up and down the street with the sirens at the exact same time every single weekday, like clockwork.

 

 

 

That said, I shouldn't be complaining THAT much about the accelleration, since I have a nice collection of high-speed persuit videos. I used to enjoy "World's Wildest Police Chases," but after realizing they almost never show a video where the police doesn't get their man, stopped caring.

 

Plus, that announcer and his crap about "THIS BOY THOUGHT HE COULD ESCAPE FROM THE LONG ARM OF THE LAW BUT NOW HE'S DOING HARD TIME" is like the police equivelant of those anti-smoking ads that practically dare you to smoke. Someone's going to go violent on Johnny Law someday because of that asshole.

[Guest Brian]

I used to see cops run the sirens when I worked nightcrew, coming in for their coffee and sandwich and whatnot.