Cop Suspended After Video Emerges Of Brutal Arrests At Teen Pool Party (In McKinney Texas)

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:And the supposed homeowner who lived in that development-whose 19 year old daughter decided to invite 100 plus teens to their HOA pool, should be heavily fined for breaking rules-seems like they are middle class, well spoken and can afford a nice home so they should know better than to act like entitled a-holes with no regard for their community or HOA. It was also this 19 year old who got into a fist fight with an older woman in front of that womans 3 kids-oh-the woman deserved it for callingt her racial slurs you say? Then the black teen who cussed at the officer deserved to be taken down too!

In addition, the girl is a party planner, and was using this event to promote her business

Yet no one here wants to hold them accountable because they were black. Which is why they knew they could get away with it. And when a black man stands up to defend his neighborhood and the officers, he's shouted down as a liar. The inability of people not to see this objectively is astounding.

And this is where the main problem lies-you have lawbreakers who cry racism every time they are reprimanded by the police (or they cry police brutality if they are the same race as the officer). Yes, police can be jerks, and trigger happy and even excessive with force, but you have a society of people and teens who are so disrespectful and think the law does not apply to them, Parents need to stop acting like entitled assholes, and their teens need to be taught the same. There are two young black boys in the video who were told to sit and they complied-the cop was ok with them-he even went over to them and explained as a mentor or father would, why they were in trouble and made to sit, I do not think this was a racial issue-it was a situation that could have easily turned into a mob riot-tons of kids thinking that laws and rules do not apply to them, and a few cops trying to control the situation. The girl that was taken down deserved it-she refused to leave and was running her mouth in a disrespectful manner-had she just complied, nothing would have happened to her,[b] As for the cop pulling his gun, he had every righ[/b]t to do so after being rushed from behind by two teens-one of whom looked as if he was reaching into his pocket, People need to take responsibility for their behavior, if the race card is pulled every time a lawbreaker gets caught, or "mistreated: by the police, there may as well be no laws or police-just let these people run amuck doing as they please. That girls mother should whip her ass for behaving the way she did. The cop was just doing his job. I only wish the cops sent to that scene were black-then what would the excuse be?

You really are unable to see reality objectively. The girl WAS complying. She was walking away and the cop didn't like what she had to say so he chased her down and tackled her.

I just watched and rewatched the video and no, the kid did not look like he was reaching into his pocket--he was pulling up his trunks and the cop did not have his eyes on him anyway. Those kids saw a cop hurting their cousin and tried to help her. Instinct.

The cop was absolutely wrong to pull his gun instead of his mace, taser, or baton, and the other cops know this which is why they rush in and stop the whole thing.

This is a fourteen year old teenager who has a mouth like any other other fourteen year old teenager, but in the end is just a kid who calls out for her mother. The fact that anyone can continue to defend the action sof the police because some kids trespassed baffles me.

The behavior is what I expect form teens. I absolutely do not expect or want that kind of behavior from my LEOs. Why are you so willing to accept it? Because it hasn't happened to you?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Why wasn't the white woman who started the fight and started yelling obscenities at these children arrested?

I t appears she left before the cops showed up

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The HOA should heavily fine the homeowners who invited all these people-they did not get permission, or pay the fees and created a very dangerous situation by inviting well over the limit of people allowed at a party. (read the HOA guidelines for that community). The neighbors were tolerant till things started getting out of hand. The 19 (actually 20) year old is a rparty promoter and actually goes into private pools to promote these events-and charges fees. She has no right to do this-even in the development where she lives. She and her mother should be charged-and hopefully kicked out of their home for violating every rule in the book. They took a nice quiet neighborhood and turned it to an unsafe, chaotic shithole.

I doubt the HOA has the authority to kick somebody out of their home. They don't hold title to that deed.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:And the supposed homeowner who lived in that development-whose 19 year old daughter decided to invite 100 plus teens to their HOA pool, should be heavily fined for breaking rules-seems like they are middle class, well spoken and can afford a nice home so they should know better than to act like entitled a-holes with no regard for their community or HOA. It was also this 19 year old who got into a fist fight with an older woman in front of that womans 3 kids-oh-the woman deserved it for callingt her racial slurs you say? Then the black teen who cussed at the officer deserved to be taken down too!

In addition, the girl is a party planner, and was using this event to promote her business

Yet no one here wants to hold them accountable because they were black. Which is why they knew they could get away with it. And when a black man stands up to defend his neighborhood and the officers, he's shouted down as a liar. The inability of people not to see this objectively is astounding.

And this is where the main problem lies-you have lawbreakers who cry racism every time they are reprimanded by the police (or they cry police brutality if they are the same race as the officer). Yes, police can be jerks, and trigger happy and even excessive with force, but you have a society of people and teens who are so disrespectful and think the law does not apply to them, Parents need to stop acting like entitled assholes, and their teens need to be taught the same. There are two young black boys in the video who were told to sit and they complied-the cop was ok with them-he even went over to them and explained as a mentor or father would, why they were in trouble and made to sit, I do not think this was a racial issue-it was a situation that could have easily turned into a mob riot-tons of kids thinking that laws and rules do not apply to them, and a few cops trying to control the situation. The girl that was taken down deserved it-she refused to leave and was running her mouth in a disrespectful manner-had she just complied, nothing would have happened to her, As for the cop pulling his gun, he had every right to do so after being rushed from behind by two teens-one of whom looked as if he was reaching into his pocket, People need to take responsibility for their behavior, if the race card is pulled every time a lawbreaker gets caught, or "mistreated: by the police, there may as well be no laws or police-just let these people run amuck doing as they please. That girls mother should whip her ass for behaving the way she did. The cop was just doing his job. I only wish the cops sent to that scene were black-then what would the excuse be?

You can't beat someone's ass because they say something you don't like. In that case I'm sure you and plenty of others would have gotten your ass beaten plenty in your lifetime.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:And the supposed homeowner who lived in that development-whose 19 year old daughter decided to invite 100 plus teens to their HOA pool, should be heavily fined for breaking rules-seems like they are middle class, well spoken and can afford a nice home so they should know better than to act like entitled a-holes with no regard for their community or HOA. It was also this 19 year old who got into a fist fight with an older woman in front of that womans 3 kids-oh-the woman deserved it for callingt her racial slurs you say? Then the black teen who cussed at the officer deserved to be taken down too!

In addition, the girl is a party planner, and was using this event to promote her business

Yet no one here wants to hold them accountable because they were black. Which is why they knew they could get away with it. And when a black man stands up to defend his neighborhood and the officers, he's shouted down as a liar. The inability of people not to see this objectively is astounding.

And this is where the main problem lies-you have lawbreakers who cry racism every time they are reprimanded by the police (or they cry police brutality if they are the same race as the officer). Yes, police can be jerks, and trigger happy and even excessive with force, but you have a society of people and teens who are so disrespectful and think the law does not apply to them, Parents need to stop acting like entitled assholes, and their teens need to be taught the same. There are two young black boys in the video who were told to sit and they complied-the cop was ok with them-he even went over to them and explained as a mentor or father would, why they were in trouble and made to sit, I do not think this was a racial issue-it was a situation that could have easily turned into a mob riot-tons of kids thinking that laws and rules do not apply to them, and a few cops trying to control the situation. The girl that was taken down deserved it-she refused to leave and was running her mouth in a disrespectful manner-had she just complied, nothing would have happened to her, As for the cop pulling his gun, he had every right to do so after being rushed from behind by two teens-one of whom looked as if he was reaching into his pocket, People need to take responsibility for their behavior, if the race card is pulled every time a lawbreaker gets caught, or "mistreated: by the police, there may as well be no laws or police-just let these people run amuck doing as they please. That girls mother should whip her ass for behaving the way she did. The cop was just doing his job. I only wish the cops sent to that scene were black-then what would the excuse be?

Well said, except the last sentence. They would make up some excuse, have no doubt about it.

Ignorance at its best. Did we watch the same video? The girl WAS leaving. The police walked behind her and dragged her back. That girl talked back to the cop...does her talking back equate to him using excessive force? I think not. That guy was high off on something...if not drugs or alcohol than power. He needs to be fired.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The HOA should heavily fine the homeowners who invited all these people-they did not get permission, or pay the fees and created a very dangerous situation by inviting well over the limit of people allowed at a party. (read the HOA guidelines for that community). The neighbors were tolerant till things started getting out of hand. The 19 (actually 20) year old is a rparty promoter and actually goes into private pools to promote these events-and charges fees. She has no right to do this-even in the development where she lives. She and her mother should be charged-and hopefully kicked out of their home for violating every rule in the book. They took a nice quiet neighborhood and turned it to an unsafe, chaotic shithole.

Good point. I don't believe they can (or should) be kicked out, but certainty deserve a heavy fine and losing all communal privileges for a while.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:And the supposed homeowner who lived in that development-whose 19 year old daughter decided to invite 100 plus teens to their HOA pool, should be heavily fined for breaking rules-seems like they are middle class, well spoken and can afford a nice home so they should know better than to act like entitled a-holes with no regard for their community or HOA. It was also this 19 year old who got into a fist fight with an older woman in front of that womans 3 kids-oh-the woman deserved it for callingt her racial slurs you say? Then the black teen who cussed at the officer deserved to be taken down too!

In addition, the girl is a party planner, and was using this event to promote her business

Yet no one here wants to hold them accountable because they were black. Which is why they knew they could get away with it. And when a black man stands up to defend his neighborhood and the officers, he's shouted down as a liar. The inability of people not to see this objectively is astounding.

And this is where the main problem lies-you have lawbreakers who cry racism every time they are reprimanded by the police (or they cry police brutality if they are the same race as the officer). Yes, police can be jerks, and trigger happy and even excessive with force, but you have a society of people and teens who are so disrespectful and think the law does not apply to them, Parents need to stop acting like entitled assholes, and their teens need to be taught the same. There are two young black boys in the video who were told to sit and they complied-the cop was ok with them-he even went over to them and explained as a mentor or father would, why they were in trouble and made to sit, I do not think this was a racial issue-it was a situation that could have easily turned into a mob riot-tons of kids thinking that laws and rules do not apply to them, and a few cops trying to control the situation. The girl that was taken down deserved it-she refused to leave and was running her mouth in a disrespectful manner-had she just complied, nothing would have happened to her,[b] As for the cop pulling his gun, he had every righ[/b]t to do so after being rushed from behind by two teens-one of whom looked as if he was reaching into his pocket, People need to take responsibility for their behavior, if the race card is pulled every time a lawbreaker gets caught, or "mistreated: by the police, there may as well be no laws or police-just let these people run amuck doing as they please. That girls mother should whip her ass for behaving the way she did. The cop was just doing his job. I only wish the cops sent to that scene were black-then what would the excuse be?

You really are unable to see reality objectively. The girl WAS complying. She was walking away and the cop didn't like what she had to say so he chased her down and tackled her.

I just watched and rewatched the video and no, the kid did not look like he was reaching into his pocket--he was pulling up his trunks and the cop did not have his eyes on him anyway. Those kids saw a cop hurting their cousin and tried to help her. Instinct.

The cop was absolutely wrong to pull his gun instead of his mace, taser, or baton, and the other cops know this which is why they rush in and stop the whole thing.

This is a fourteen year old teenager who has a mouth like any other other fourteen year old teenager, but in the end is just a kid who calls out for her mother. The fact that anyone can continue to defend the action sof the police because some kids trespassed baffles me.

The behavior is what I expect form teens. I absolutely do not expect or want that kind of behavior from my LEOs. Why are you so willing to accept it? Because it hasn't happened to you?

Maybe because it will never happen to me-I have been stopped by asshole cops-aggressive ones on a power trio (as well a nicer ones)-the bottom line is if you are polite and compliant, there will be no trouble-this holds true for every race. Who the fuck curses at an officer, especially a kid? I think if their parent's have not taught them basic respect for authority, then they get what they sdeserve from an angry cop!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:And the supposed homeowner who lived in that development-whose 19 year old daughter decided to invite 100 plus teens to their HOA pool, should be heavily fined for breaking rules-seems like they are middle class, well spoken and can afford a nice home so they should know better than to act like entitled a-holes with no regard for their community or HOA. It was also this 19 year old who got into a fist fight with an older woman in front of that womans 3 kids-oh-the woman deserved it for callingt her racial slurs you say? Then the black teen who cussed at the officer deserved to be taken down too!

In addition, the girl is a party planner, and was using this event to promote her business

Yet no one here wants to hold them accountable because they were black. Which is why they knew they could get away with it. And when a black man stands up to defend his neighborhood and the officers, he's shouted down as a liar. The inability of people not to see this objectively is astounding.

And this is where the main problem lies-you have lawbreakers who cry racism every time they are reprimanded by the police (or they cry police brutality if they are the same race as the officer). Yes, police can be jerks, and trigger happy and even excessive with force, but you have a society of people and teens who are so disrespectful and think the law does not apply to them, Parents need to stop acting like entitled assholes, and their teens need to be taught the same. There are two young black boys in the video who were told to sit and they complied-the cop was ok with them-he even went over to them and explained as a mentor or father would, why they were in trouble and made to sit, I do not think this was a racial issue-it was a situation that could have easily turned into a mob riot-tons of kids thinking that laws and rules do not apply to them, and a few cops trying to control the situation. The girl that was taken down deserved it-she refused to leave and was running her mouth in a disrespectful manner-had she just complied, nothing would have happened to her,[b] As for the cop pulling his gun, he had every righ[/b]t to do so after being rushed from behind by two teens-one of whom looked as if he was reaching into his pocket, People need to take responsibility for their behavior, if the race card is pulled every time a lawbreaker gets caught, or "mistreated: by the police, there may as well be no laws or police-just let these people run amuck doing as they please. That girls mother should whip her ass for behaving the way she did. The cop was just doing his job. I only wish the cops sent to that scene were black-then what would the excuse be?

You really are unable to see reality objectively. The girl WAS complying. She was walking away and the cop didn't like what she had to say so he chased her down and tackled her.

I just watched and rewatched the video and no, the kid did not look like he was reaching into his pocket--he was pulling up his trunks and the cop did not have his eyes on him anyway. Those kids saw a cop hurting their cousin and tried to help her. Instinct.

The cop was absolutely wrong to pull his gun instead of his mace, taser, or baton, and the other cops know this which is why they rush in and stop the whole thing.

This is a fourteen year old teenager who has a mouth like any other other fourteen year old teenager, but in the end is just a kid who calls out for her mother. The fact that anyone can continue to defend the action sof the police because some kids trespassed baffles me.

The behavior is what I expect form teens. I absolutely do not expect or want that kind of behavior from my LEOs. Why are you so willing to accept it? Because it hasn't happened to you?

Maybe because it will never happen to me-I have been stopped by asshole cops-aggressive ones on a power trio (as well a nicer ones)-the bottom line is if you are polite and compliant, there will be no trouble-this holds true for every race. Who the fuck curses at an officer, especially a kid? I think if their parent's have not taught them basic respect for authority, [/b]then they get what they sdeserve from an angry cop!

[b]

Welcome to the USSR.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The HOA should heavily fine the homeowners who invited all these people-they did not get permission, or pay the fees and created a very dangerous situation by inviting well over the limit of people allowed at a party. (read the HOA guidelines for that community). The neighbors were tolerant till things started getting out of hand. The 19 (actually 20) year old is a rparty promoter and actually goes into private pools to promote these events-and charges fees. She has no right to do this-even in the development where she lives. She and her mother should be charged-and hopefully kicked out of their home for violating every rule in the book. They took a nice quiet neighborhood and turned it to an unsafe, chaotic shithole.

I doubt the HOA has the authority to kick somebody out of their home. They don't hold title to that deed.

From Slate: "Ttwinzz Promotions, by the way, does not appear to be a big-time outfit—its Instagram account indicates that the McKinney event was only the second it had ever organized. The 15-year-old who shot the video of Casebolt taking down Becton told BuzzFeed that (in that publication's words) "many students had arrived at the end-of-school celebration at the pool on guest passes" while "some had also jumped over the fence." So what we seem to have here is a gathering for teenagers, hosted by area teenagers who are also self-described party planners, which became larger than residents were comfortable with.

Look at it one way and it's a "mob scene;" look at it another and it's police overreacting to local kids getting together at the end of the school year."

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:And the supposed homeowner who lived in that development-whose 19 year old daughter decided to invite 100 plus teens to their HOA pool, should be heavily fined for breaking rules-seems like they are middle class, well spoken and can afford a nice home so they should know better than to act like entitled a-holes with no regard for their community or HOA. It was also this 19 year old who got into a fist fight with an older woman in front of that womans 3 kids-oh-the woman deserved it for callingt her racial slurs you say? Then the black teen who cussed at the officer deserved to be taken down too!

In addition, the girl is a party planner, and was using this event to promote her business

Yet no one here wants to hold them accountable because they were black. Which is why they knew they could get away with it. And when a black man stands up to defend his neighborhood and the officers, he's shouted down as a liar. The inability of people not to see this objectively is astounding.

And this is where the main problem lies-you have lawbreakers who cry racism every time they are reprimanded by the police (or they cry police brutality if they are the same race as the officer). Yes, police can be jerks, and trigger happy and even excessive with force, but you have a society of people and teens who are so disrespectful and think the law does not apply to them, Parents need to stop acting like entitled assholes, and their teens need to be taught the same. There are two young black boys in the video who were told to sit and they complied-the cop was ok with them-he even went over to them and explained as a mentor or father would, why they were in trouble and made to sit, I do not think this was a racial issue-it was a situation that could have easily turned into a mob riot-tons of kids thinking that laws and rules do not apply to them, and a few cops trying to control the situation. The girl that was taken down deserved it-she refused to leave and was running her mouth in a disrespectful manner-had she just complied, nothing would have happened to her, As for the cop pulling his gun, he had every right to do so after being rushed from behind by two teens-one of whom looked as if he was reaching into his pocket, People need to take responsibility for their behavior, if the race card is pulled every time a lawbreaker gets caught, or "mistreated: by the police, there may as well be no laws or police-just let these people run amuck doing as they please. That girls mother should whip her ass for behaving the way she did. The cop was just doing his job. I only wish the cops sent to that scene were black-then what would the excuse be?

You can't beat someone's ass because they say something you don't like. In that case I'm sure you and plenty of others would have gotten your ass beaten plenty in your lifetime.

Good point. I would like to beat this posters ass right now due to her utter ignorance.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:And the supposed homeowner who lived in that development-whose 19 year old daughter decided to invite 100 plus teens to their HOA pool, should be heavily fined for breaking rules-seems like they are middle class, well spoken and can afford a nice home so they should know better than to act like entitled a-holes with no regard for their community or HOA. It was also this 19 year old who got into a fist fight with an older woman in front of that womans 3 kids-oh-the woman deserved it for callingt her racial slurs you say? Then the black teen who cussed at the officer deserved to be taken down too!

In addition, the girl is a party planner, and was using this event to promote her business

Yet no one here wants to hold them accountable because they were black. Which is why they knew they could get away with it. And when a black man stands up to defend his neighborhood and the officers, he's shouted down as a liar. The inability of people not to see this objectively is astounding.

And this is where the main problem lies-you have lawbreakers who cry racism every time they are reprimanded by the police (or they cry police brutality if they are the same race as the officer). Yes, police can be jerks, and trigger happy and even excessive with force, but you have a society of people and teens who are so disrespectful and think the law does not apply to them, Parents need to stop acting like entitled assholes, and their teens need to be taught the same. There are two young black boys in the video who were told to sit and they complied-the cop was ok with them-he even went over to them and explained as a mentor or father would, why they were in trouble and made to sit, I do not think this was a racial issue-it was a situation that could have easily turned into a mob riot-tons of kids thinking that laws and rules do not apply to them, and a few cops trying to control the situation. The girl that was taken down deserved it-she refused to leave and was running her mouth in a disrespectful manner-had she just complied, nothing would have happened to her,[b] As for the cop pulling his gun, he had every righ[/b]t to do so after being rushed from behind by two teens-one of whom looked as if he was reaching into his pocket, People need to take responsibility for their behavior, if the race card is pulled every time a lawbreaker gets caught, or "mistreated: by the police, there may as well be no laws or police-just let these people run amuck doing as they please. That girls mother should whip her ass for behaving the way she did. The cop was just doing his job. I only wish the cops sent to that scene were black-then what would the excuse be?

You really are unable to see reality objectively. The girl WAS complying. She was walking away and the cop didn't like what she had to say so he chased her down and tackled her.

I just watched and rewatched the video and no, the kid did not look like he was reaching into his pocket--he was pulling up his trunks and the cop did not have his eyes on him anyway. Those kids saw a cop hurting their cousin and tried to help her. Instinct.

The cop was absolutely wrong to pull his gun instead of his mace, taser, or baton, and the other cops know this which is why they rush in and stop the whole thing.

This is a fourteen year old teenager who has a mouth like any other other fourteen year old teenager, but in the end is just a kid who calls out for her mother. The fact that anyone can continue to defend the action sof the police because some kids trespassed baffles me.

The behavior is what I expect form teens. I absolutely do not expect or want that kind of behavior from my LEOs. Why are you so willing to accept it? Because it hasn't happened to you?

Maybe because it will never happen to me-I have been stopped by asshole cops-aggressive ones on a power trio (as well a nicer ones)-the bottom line is if you are polite and compliant, there will be no trouble-this holds true for every race. Who the fuck curses at an officer, especially a kid? I think if their parent's have not taught them basic respect for authority, then they get what they sdeserve from an angry cop!

Did you see the video of the two black men who were shot and were complying with police officers. One police officer has already been sent to prison and the other officer was just indicted. I have two friends who are cops. One is a standup person, the other one is a real hot head and I wouldn't put it above him to do something like this. Cops are regular people like anyone else, they have faults, flip out, etc. They also have high rates of domestic violence, around 40% from what I last read.

Why were there other cops around but this cop was the only one acting wild and crazy? I think you want to believe all cops are good people, but the simple fact is they aren't all good.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:And the supposed homeowner who lived in that development-whose 19 year old daughter decided to invite 100 plus teens to their HOA pool, should be heavily fined for breaking rules-seems like they are middle class, well spoken and can afford a nice home so they should know better than to act like entitled a-holes with no regard for their community or HOA. It was also this 19 year old who got into a fist fight with an older woman in front of that womans 3 kids-oh-the woman deserved it for callingt her racial slurs you say? Then the black teen who cussed at the officer deserved to be taken down too!

In addition, the girl is a party planner, and was using this event to promote her business

Yet no one here wants to hold them accountable because they were black. Which is why they knew they could get away with it. And when a black man stands up to defend his neighborhood and the officers, he's shouted down as a liar. The inability of people not to see this objectively is astounding.

And this is where the main problem lies-you have lawbreakers who cry racism every time they are reprimanded by the police (or they cry police brutality if they are the same race as the officer). Yes, police can be jerks, and trigger happy and even excessive with force, but you have a society of people and teens who are so disrespectful and think the law does not apply to them, Parents need to stop acting like entitled assholes, and their teens need to be taught the same. There are two young black boys in the video who were told to sit and they complied-the cop was ok with them-he even went over to them and explained as a mentor or father would, why they were in trouble and made to sit, I do not think this was a racial issue-it was a situation that could have easily turned into a mob riot-tons of kids thinking that laws and rules do not apply to them, and a few cops trying to control the situation. The girl that was taken down deserved it-she refused to leave and was running her mouth in a disrespectful manner-had she just complied, nothing would have happened to her,[b] As for the cop pulling his gun, he had every righ[/b]t to do so after being rushed from behind by two teens-one of whom looked as if he was reaching into his pocket, People need to take responsibility for their behavior, if the race card is pulled every time a lawbreaker gets caught, or "mistreated: by the police, there may as well be no laws or police-just let these people run amuck doing as they please. That girls mother should whip her ass for behaving the way she did. The cop was just doing his job. I only wish the cops sent to that scene were black-then what would the excuse be?

You really are unable to see reality objectively. The girl WAS complying. She was walking away and the cop didn't like what she had to say so he chased her down and tackled her.

I just watched and rewatched the video and no, the kid did not look like he was reaching into his pocket--he was pulling up his trunks and the cop did not have his eyes on him anyway. Those kids saw a cop hurting their cousin and tried to help her. Instinct.

The cop was absolutely wrong to pull his gun instead of his mace, taser, or baton, and the other cops know this which is why they rush in and stop the whole thing.

This is a fourteen year old teenager who has a mouth like any other other fourteen year old teenager, but in the end is just a kid who calls out for her mother. The fact that anyone can continue to defend the action sof the police because some kids trespassed baffles me.

The behavior is what I expect form teens. I absolutely do not expect or want that kind of behavior from my LEOs. Why are you so willing to accept it? Because it hasn't happened to you?

Maybe because it will never happen to me-I have been stopped by asshole cops-aggressive ones on a power trio (as well a nicer ones)-the bottom line is if you are polite and compliant, there will be no trouble-this holds true for every race. Who the fuck curses at an officer, especially a kid? I think if their parent's have not taught them basic respect for authority, then they get what they sdeserve from an angry cop!

I actually never heard her curse...but even if she had it doesn't give him the right to arrest her.. Listen to how he's talking to them. He's cursing. He's the only one out of control. From the flip, to the cursing, to running around and putting everyone in hand cuffs.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Has the interview with the boy who filmed the incident and posted here yet?


http://cw33.com/2015/06/08/15-year-old-who-shot-mckinney-pool-party-video-speaks-out/

Reposting the interview with the boy who filmed the video, in case anyone missed it. He clearly states that the officer skipped over him, but made all the black kids get down. He also looks visibly upset as he talks about how they were treated. He says he also found out about the party on Twitter, suggesting that the pool crashes were not all AA.

Of course, this is 'he said, she said' at this point--but it offers a different perspective on how events transpired from the AA McKinney resident.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:And the supposed homeowner who lived in that development-whose 19 year old daughter decided to invite 100 plus teens to their HOA pool, should be heavily fined for breaking rules-seems like they are middle class, well spoken and can afford a nice home so they should know better than to act like entitled a-holes with no regard for their community or HOA. It was also this 19 year old who got into a fist fight with an older woman in front of that womans 3 kids-oh-the woman deserved it for callingt her racial slurs you say? Then the black teen who cussed at the officer deserved to be taken down too!

In addition, the girl is a party planner, and was using this event to promote her business

Yet no one here wants to hold them accountable because they were black. Which is why they knew they could get away with it. And when a black man stands up to defend his neighborhood and the officers, he's shouted down as a liar. The inability of people not to see this objectively is astounding.[b]

Which is it Willie Lynch, black folks can be trusted or they cannot be trusted -- you are contradicting yourself.
Oh- and we did not miss the irony of bolded statement

You tell me. You all are the one making this about race rather than a mother and daughter breaking HOA regs

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:And the supposed homeowner who lived in that development-whose 19 year old daughter decided to invite 100 plus teens to their HOA pool, should be heavily fined for breaking rules-seems like they are middle class, well spoken and can afford a nice home so they should know better than to act like entitled a-holes with no regard for their community or HOA. It was also this 19 year old who got into a fist fight with an older woman in front of that womans 3 kids-oh-the woman deserved it for callingt her racial slurs you say? Then the black teen who cussed at the officer deserved to be taken down too!

In addition, the girl is a party planner, and was using this event to promote her business

Yet no one here wants to hold them accountable because they were black. Which is why they knew they could get away with it. And when a black man stands up to defend his neighborhood and the officers, he's shouted down as a liar. The inability of people not to see this objectively is astounding.

And this is where the main problem lies-you have lawbreakers who cry racism every time they are reprimanded by the police (or they cry police brutality if they are the same race as the officer). Yes, police can be jerks, and trigger happy and even excessive with force, but you have a society of people and teens who are so disrespectful and think the law does not apply to them, Parents need to stop acting like entitled assholes, and their teens need to be taught the same. There are two young black boys in the video who were told to sit and they complied-the cop was ok with them-he even went over to them and explained as a mentor or father would, why they were in trouble and made to sit, I do not think this was a racial issue-it was a situation that could have easily turned into a mob riot-tons of kids thinking that laws and rules do not apply to them, and a few cops trying to control the situation. The girl that was taken down deserved it-she refused to leave and was running her mouth in a disrespectful manner-had she just complied, nothing would have happened to her,[b] As for the cop pulling his gun, he had every righ[/b]t to do so after being rushed from behind by two teens-one of whom looked as if he was reaching into his pocket, People need to take responsibility for their behavior, if the race card is pulled every time a lawbreaker gets caught, or "mistreated: by the police, there may as well be no laws or police-just let these people run amuck doing as they please. That girls mother should whip her ass for behaving the way she did. The cop was just doing his job. I only wish the cops sent to that scene were black-then what would the excuse be?

You really are unable to see reality objectively. The girl WAS complying. She was walking away and the cop didn't like what she had to say so he chased her down and tackled her.

I just watched and rewatched the video and no, the kid did not look like he was reaching into his pocket--he was pulling up his trunks and the cop did not have his eyes on him anyway. Those kids saw a cop hurting their cousin and tried to help her. Instinct.

The cop was absolutely wrong to pull his gun instead of his mace, taser, or baton, and the other cops know this which is why they rush in and stop the whole thing.

This is a fourteen year old teenager who has a mouth like any other other fourteen year old teenager, but in the end is just a kid who calls out for her mother. The fact that anyone can continue to defend the action sof the police because some kids trespassed baffles me.

The behavior is what I expect form teens. I absolutely do not expect or want that kind of behavior from my LEOs. Why are you so willing to accept it? Because it hasn't happened to you?

Maybe because it will never happen to me-I have been stopped by asshole cops-aggressive ones on a power trio (as well a nicer ones)-the bottom line is if you are polite and compliant, there will be no trouble-this holds true for every race. Who the fuck curses at an officer, especially a kid? I think if their parent's have not taught them basic respect for authority, [/b]then they get what they sdeserve from an angry cop!

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Welcome to the USSR.

Nope, welcome to the Broken Windows approach that was first implemented in NYC and then, given huge reduction in violent crime, replicated across the country.

If you have a better approach to deal with thugs and thugs-in-training, why don't you test it out in Baltimore. They seem to need one. And, if successful, I can promise you it'd be quickly implemented by scores of police departments.