[Uncle Chip]

When this thread started it was postulated that the police misstook her as the one who threw something at them -- string or water -- and she was just an innocent bystander crossing the street. But she was not innocent in this.

She was over close to the police incident at the start of this video and seemingly agitated and saying something to the police to get their attention or a rise out of them. And when they did she immediately retreated.

The officer should not have hit her but she should not have been mouthing off at them either. She might have been trying to start a riot and wouldn't shut her pie hole.

[Altariel]

Again, you are still trying to put the blame onto the young woman, not the officer.

I’m sure that is very appealing to the sin nature of the officer, but regardless of what she said or did not say to the officer, she is not responsible for his behavior.

Anything she said or did prior to his commission of battery is irrelevant. *He* decided to commit battery.

No conservative should make excuses for a man who punches a woman. Let the progressives defend women-beaters.

[rottndog]

Title of thread:

Shocking Moment Cop floored woman with savage sucker punch during parade