Don't ask John Kerry about Skull and Bones or else

http://video.nbc6.net/player/?id=157250

Yeah he was a whiny little bitch.

[golfer]

Yes, he was annoying, but if being annoying is against the law, then start building the new city, "Prisonville".
Oh, and by the way, John Kerry should answer the questions!

[Scav]

It should be interesting to see what happens. You can't just taser people for being a ****** and I don't see any reason why he needed to be cuffed. The only thing I can think of is trespassing on private property, like if they asked him to leave and he refused, but I know little about the law

[Danzig]

many expect a lawsuit, and say that excessive force was used (i agree). cops want to charge him with a felony, which imo is outrageous.

[trifecta124]

Originally Posted by Danzig

many expect a lawsuit, and say that excessive force was used (i agree). cops want to charge him with a felony, which imo is outrageous.

He doesn't deserve a dime.

[johnny pinwheel]

Originally Posted by Danzig

many expect a lawsuit, and say that excessive force was used (i agree). cops want to charge him with a felony, which imo is outrageous.

they are kidding right ? if i were a lawyer in i'd call him myself. idiots run on nfl fields every week, a guy once tried to punch jorge chavez on artax during a race. and the cops taser the campus nerd for having harsh words for john kerry of all people. whats this country coming too? i suppose hes al quada too ? i used to think this country was composed of somewhat intelligent people. boy was i wrong on that !

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Originally Posted by DaHoss9698

I agree. I was trying to be funny. I do believe Kerry was attempting to answer the questions though, in between the arrest and the tasering.

Yeah....he attempted to answer and may have even partially answered it but we couldnt hear it.

[31lengths]

what i do think is funny is that:
a) it took 6 officers to subdue the cat (and STILL couldn't remove him).
b) he KNEW he was gonna get tazed if he didn't cooperate because....
c) he then BEGGED not to taze him after refusing to cooperate.
d) i think Kerry WANTED to answer the question.

a law suit probably won't hold up because the officers warned him at least 4 times that they would taze him if he didn't cooperate. in fact i thought i heard a female officer say "Taze, stand by" or "Taze taze" and she never pulled the trigger.
I know our department has to say it 3 successive times before tazing a subject.

there were so many other ways everyone could have handled it.

[trifecta124]

He wanted to push them to the point where they would tazer him. I do not feel bad for him at all.

[SniperSB23]

Originally Posted by DaHoss9698

That guy was really annoying. I probably would have tasered him also.

Finally watched that too and thought the same thing, but eventually it got a little scary. Inciting a riot? You could arm that guy with four nukes and he'd still be too much of a tool to incite a riot. Scary $h!t what they can take you into custody for (and apparently tase you for).

[golfer]

First off, this thing was videotaped by about 100 camera's. This link shows a different angle, as well as the aftermath.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V8ndctwAJmU

The kid's actions are nothing short of bizarre. You can see that he is being led up the stairs, and seems to attempt an escape of some-sort, which is what led to the tasing. Then they show the aftermath, and instead of taking him somewhere, they just kind of hang out in the hallway. While hand-cuffed, and after being tased, he asks about his book? Why in the world would he be so interested in the whereabouts of his book with what he was going through? This whole incident just doesn't "smell" right!