[Vendome]

From the comments at Youtube:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=na86YHa3Vp0

 

@NinoBrown212

1 day ago (edited)

Ok let me understand this...

1. 0:19 He's lawfully pulled over

2. 0:25 He's given lawful instructions

3. 3:25 He decides to ignore lawful instructions and run--unknown if he has a gun or a weapon

4. 3:58 Police use non-lethal means (Tazer) to subdue him

5. 4:12 Police then tell him to put his hands behind his back--he doesn't.

6. 4:26 They use force, non lethal force, until he complies.

 

The other guys who DIDNT run and DIDNT resist arrest don't have a mark on them. And they had a gun! Why is that? Because you follow instructions. Period.

 

Yall really choose the weirdest flexes to throw y'all's support behind. Stay classy tho

 

[Bullish]

He ran because he’s most likely on probation or parole for the same type of crimes that he’s up to again.

[heartwood]

People would avoid a lot of harm and trouble by not resisting arrest.

But...if the police tase someone, and it works, he falls to the ground, how soon would that person regain control of his wits and limbs and be able to comply with orders?

I imagine there’s a few seconds when the brain isn’t processing and a few more when the messages to the body aren’t getting through...how long does that take?

Some police and correction officer training includes the trainees getting tased...how long until they can move purposefully? They should know.