[diamond6]

Reading this makes me so angry, but I also wonder If there is another side to the story. I try not to have knee jerk reactions to these kind of stories. Also, perhaps the officer hone this guy from before and was enjoying some payback.

I feel so sorry for this guy!

[a fool in paradise]

Also, perhaps the officer hone this guy from before and was enjoying some payback.

Such things happened in Bill Clinton's Arkansas (I'm recalling the cop who held a jar with a prisoner's castrated testicles in it).

[fr_freak]

Reading this makes me so angry, but I also wonder If there is another side to the story. I try not to have knee jerk reactions to these kind of stories.

Serious question here: exactly what other side of the story can you imagine here that would justify EIGHT different anally invasive procedures? What could anybody have possibly done that would justify such a thing?

[Usagi_yo]

The other side to the story is he probably mouthed off to the officers. There is a NM mugshot dated 5-26-11, so perhaps a prior record / run-in with some of the police involved. He has a solid case. Traffic stop to colonoscopy is quite a stretch and there is no way it's 'procedure'. The medical staff must have gone nuts trying to cooperate with the police. This is a little too much cooperation. According to medical records, police reports and a federal lawsuit obtained by KOB-TV

And just how pray tell is a citizens medical record given out on an FOI by the media. There is a lawsuit right there, aside from the actual forced procedures.

[Skepolitic]

I don’t know what you mean by “hone this guy” but there is absolutely no excuse for this. This is completely and inexcusably savage and unworthy of a free republic.