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To: monday
Those aren’t crimes, but police brutality is. She belongs in jail

So what crime does she belong in jail for? Are you saying the woman cop roughed the guy up and caused his heart attack? Where did you see that in the article? It sounded more like she was one of the officers that brought the witness to the scene. But, hey, don't let me interrupt your kangaroo court proceedings.

225 posted on 10/08/2007 12:08:33 PM PDT by Elyse (I refuse to feed the crocodile.)
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To: Elyse
So what crime does she belong in jail for? Are you saying the woman cop roughed the guy up and caused his heart attack?

I'll take my argument a step further and say that the police were acting in concert. One roughed him up, causing a heart attack, and the other ignored his pleas for help. How are they not jointly responsible for the injury caused just like any other defendants who act together to cause harm?

235 posted on 10/08/2007 12:14:11 PM PDT by BearCub
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To: Elyse
“So what crime does she belong in jail for? Are you saying the woman cop roughed the guy up and caused his heart attack? Where did you see that in the article? It sounded more like she was one of the officers that brought the witness to the scene. But, hey, don’t let me interrupt your kangaroo court proceedings.”

er.... where in the article did you read she was one of the cops who brought the witness to the scene? If this is true, then she doesn’t belong in jail, only the cops who assaulted the man causing him to have a heart attack. Understand?

240 posted on 10/08/2007 12:18:51 PM PDT by monday
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