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I see what you're saying, Scuds
At first when hearing about this shooting and video, I expected to see that the young man had exacerbated his own bad situation of having the cops remove he and friends from a subway, by being an ass. I imagine he must have been saying something that did get a reaction. However, if you're a government employee with a gun and handcuffs and have all your buddies blocking the crowd away from you, you're not supposed to be so thin skinned that you react like you're either an angry little boy or a maniac |
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I believe it may have been an accident, but this guy seemed to be under control and even the tazer was not really necessary.
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For anyone interested in this story, watch this view of the incident. It's taken from the train, but has a strong audio track(of the crowd watching) and a much clearer video. Afteer watching this, I think the police force is liable, not just the officer that pulled the trigger. It's clearer here that a second cop comes in and escalates the situation, perhaps overstimulating the shooter cop's emotional state. I think the victim's friend that was also handcuffed and against the wall can legitimately sue for his impending post-traumatic stress disorder, as he watched the murder(?) from very close proximity:
This viewing is 1:59 : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DUp1FA-aXdw |
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Even mace would have been uncalled for. This situation looks to be under control to me. The "suspect" (victim?) seems to be cooperating.
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I hope they send all of them to prison.
He might be a catholic... http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/articl...6LHC.DTL&tsp=1 typical. |
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Sad situation all the way around.
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one things for sure, the "I thought it was my tazer" excuse doesn't fly
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