Originally Posted by SCUDSBROTHER

See, you have a group of folks out there that will tell you this guy who got shot was doing nothing wrong that night, and that the crowd was doing nothing wrong that night.

1) He got into a fight with another group on that train. If he didn't do that, then this is avoided.

2) As you can see on the video, he is the only one of the 3 guys (against the wall) that tried to get up, and they had to force him back down. Obviously, he continued to present a problem after that. So, he did not cooperate correctly with the police. He did do some things wrong that night. It's just that some people think they can act any way they want to when being arrested. In our society, the police are given the power when you're being arrested. You do not have the right to ignore their requests etc. There are a lot of factors in this taking place, and the easiest ones to correct are going to be ignored. The shooters actions are incredibly rare, and it's difficult to detect who is going to act that way when under pressure. It's much easier to try to get people to act the way they are supposed to when being arrested, or when watching someone else being arrested.