The very first thing I do when I arrest somebody is throw their face on the ground.
What exactly does that mean? I know what it means, the writer of the story is biased. I’ve been the victim of liberal bias in the newspaper myself.
Just last week Chris Dorner was a great guy who got railroaded and BBQ’d by LAPD.
I listened to Beck yesterday. He had the sheriff on the phone that was involved in the electric meter fiasco. After getting the sheriff’s side of the story Beck said the sheriff sounded like a reasonable man. The sheriff gave information that Beck didn’t have.
Beck shot from the hip. He didn’t apologize but he sure danced around an apology. After he got some information from the sheriff he ended the conversation by asking the sheriff where he stood on the 2nd amendment as if that was going to be his final ‘gotcha.’ Seems the sheriff was pro 2nd amendment too and Glenn’s story fizzled. Get both sides first then do what you gotta do. Trial by media usually leaves egg on a lot of faces and I bet Glenn learned a lesson. At least I hope he did.
Our dept. wanted less injuries to people when they were arrested so they gave us pepper spray. One of our guys pepper sprayed a man and he died. They gave us tazers. People die from being tazered.
Are there legitimate instances of police brutality. Yes. Is this one of them? We don’t know yet.
Is there bias in the liberal media against the police. Yes. And in my opinion people who believe it, especially people who claim to be conservative, look stupid wiping the egg off of their faces afterward.
There are way too many legitimate things to go after the police for rather than jumping on National Enquirer alien stories.
This man’s death has been ruled a homicide.
http://www.wjla.com/articles/2013/02/robert-saylor-s-death-file-sent-to-top-prosecutor-85454.html
I find it unbelievable that you are defending assaulting a man who is mentally a child.
A man should not have died for want of one movie ticket. Period.