Looks like they are wanting another Elaine race riot.
Mr. Dennis L.A. White better be VERY CAREFUL of what he wishes for. It won't be quick, and it won't be pretty if his ilk keep pressing.....esp. when it concerns children.
Posted on 06/09/2015 6:08:44 PM PDT by ScottWalkerForPresident2016
McKINNEY — The McKinney police officer whose actions at a pool party disturbance last Friday went viral in a YouTube video resigned from the force on Tuesday.
"The actions of Eric Casebolt are indefensible," police Chief Greg Conley told reporters at a news conference late Tuesday afternoon, saying the officer was "out of control during the incident."
"I had 12 officers on the scene, and 11 of them performed according to their training," Conley added.
Casebolt's resignation was confirmed about one hour earlier by attorney Jane Bishkin, who told WFAA that the decision was made after a meeting with the department's internal affairs unit to review possible charges her client could face.
(Excerpt) Read more at wfaa.com ...
Cheers!
Except that my “we”, is actually seeing reality, I don’t know if you realize it, but your reality never existed, and that is why there was no fight over what the video showed about that guy, he just left, everyone seems in agreement with the obvious, he showed too much hysteria, and an inability to control his emotions.
Now I must get back to work (I'm a 5-decade professional observer of environmental conditions for property assessments and have several reports to deliver today.)
The difference is, that you are living in a reality of your own, while the rest of us, including the cop himself, and the department, have already responded appropriately to what was recorded about his going berserk.
You are clinging to something that never existed.
My FRiend, I’d really like to help you understand but I frankly just don’t have the time. Sincere best wishes, GA
All you can do is share your personal feelings, reality doesn’t reflect them, that is why there was no fight back from the cop and the union, and the department, and the cop instantly resigned.
Furhman was right.
If you are referring to the moment when the two other cops arrived and touched Casebolt that was NOT restraint. That was “Hey buddy, you ok? We got your back.” touch.
Looks like they are wanting another Elaine race riot.
Mr. Dennis L.A. White better be VERY CAREFUL of what he wishes for. It won't be quick, and it won't be pretty if his ilk keep pressing.....esp. when it concerns children.
What she was doing at that very moment, if she was resisting arrest or not, is irrelevant.
Instead, she could have been charged with disorderly conduct and resisting arrest, and the officer could have justified his actions.
But without an arrest, it is difficult for an officer to justify a use of force.
Why is it irrelevant? She either was disobeying a lawful order from a police officer (multiple times, not just once) or she wasn’t.
You look at this like it happens in a vacuum, a very shallow approach.
And you justify it with circular logic: “Well, she wasn’t arrested, so she didn’t do anything wrong.”
Intellectually very weak.
No, even though I think Casebolt was out of line, he would have been better off if he arrested the girl.
I agree. If that’s the case, would he have been justified in arresting her?
A N Miami principal has just lost his job for posting a comment in support of Casebolt.
The White woman in the fight has been put on administrative leave from her job while the company investigates.
The police chief had met behind closed doors with ‘leaders of the black community’ prior to suspending Casebolt and then releasing the only guy to be arrested-tan shorts guy.
Some kind of action committee still wants Casebolt tried criminally.
We’re about at critical mass for the Leftist/fascist/national socialist action of destroying everything you had, have, and will have, if you go again ‘the party,’ We’re the new Juden. Do we get a star?
At least Levin argued back against the police chief.
Watching that video that had the two men flanking Casebolt on the one side, when the girls friends had rushed back against Casebolt on the other, had I been there, I would have been in fear of my life. There appear to be those on this board who would have rather seen Casebolt dead.
Justified in that when he is at civil trial, he could say that she was breaking a law,therefore he restrained her and arrested her.
Without an arrest, the opposing council is going to ask, “if she was not breaking the law, why did you tackle her?”
You view it one dimensionally as if nature was set to a default truth in your reality, that the only logical outcome of a situation where someone is forcibly restrained is that an arrest follows. In your world, A=B and B=C, therefore A=C. A wonderful and pure world.
Simplistic.
From reading your posts, I am not at all surprised that you would not even consider that there might be other forces, outcomes, pathways, or results.
You view the situation like an 18 year old college student.
I have simply stated what I think will happen in a civil trial.
Casebolt could have arrested her and would have some cover.
Honestly, I am not in the least interested in cover, I am interested in what is right.
Right usually provides cover, and cover for its own sake is exposed as worthless, deceitful, and disingenuous when it is attempted for an undeserving act.
So for me, it comes down to whether it was the right action to detain her forcefully or not, and I believe 100% that it was the right thing to do.
The fact that she was not charged has everything to do with the fact that she is black, a teenager in a bikini, the race hustlers are in play, and police departments are being robbed of the ability to maintain law and order because they are choosing the cowardly, dishonest, and immoral path of covering their behinds, forced into it by people who view this as a racial act of oppression instead of a lawful and correct action.
You apparently view it as an act of racial oppression or simple police brutality, and as God is my witness, I swear to you that your approach is going to bring all of us, including you, down a road we are going to rue.
And the same people who conspire bring us down that road are going to cry the loudest at the situation we find ourselves in.
I am not interested in changing your mind, as I now have the measure of you after our discourse, and see the path you are set on.
I leave the final word on this to you.
Everyone who criticized cops in these tense, volatile situations should be a cop for a few weeks. People have no clue what it is like to be a target because of what one wears to work. They have to be on constant alert when on the job, which may explain why many succumb to heart attacks soon after retirement. They can’t unwind.
Do a ridelong with some cops in your area, and perhaps you will get a slight inkling of what the job is like. Still, you won’t be wearing a uniform and wondering if someone might shoot you just for that.
Maybe your post has absolutely nothing to do with video exposing an unstable, hysterical cop, who doesn’t belong on the streets, and was at the Texas State Highway Patrol for such a short time, and who resigned his union position instantly, when confronted with his ‘chicken with his head cut off’ behavior.
“As the video shows, he was out of control during the incident,” Conley said, “I had 12 officers on the scene and 11 of them performed according to their training.”
Here is Mark Furhman’s analysis.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a_DSU8ZP_bA
Don’t smear all cops, including the other 11 that handled this suburban situation, just fine, by claiming this ex-cop was normal.
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