Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:She broke the law initially. She was wrong. She put herself in that situation.
There are some police officers that do have an attitude, but black or white, you be polite and comply and deal with the ticket/warning after the fact.
She esclated the the interaction...no sympthay for her.
I do have sympathy for her, and it should not have ended this way. That said, in addition to police escalating the situation, she did her part in escalating it as well. It was a simple offence to which if she had politely complied, this would have ended very differently.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I think alot of posters here are absolving her from her actions. She is just as guilty as the police officer in contributing to a situation that should not have occurred.
So the penalty for talking back to a cop is death? She is not just as guilty Bc she didn't do anything illegal. He's the one with the gun and taser.
Umm, yes she did. No turn signal breaks the law. Thats illegal. Get your facts straight.
Come on. Have you ever been arrested for not using a turn signal? Her real "offense" was not sucking up to that dbag.
ding, ding, ding, ding .... we have a winner.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I don't know how to say this without sounding like a real c*nt, but I'm saying it anyway. When he asked her to put out the cigarette, why was she so pissy and disrespectful? Did I miss part of the video, was he hateful to her first. We all know most cops are arrogant assholes. But we don't have to be belligerent back. Just do what they say and no one gets hurt.
So it's okay for the police to attack you for smoking in your car. Wow. WTF has happened to people in this country?
It's always the initial action that the defenders revert back to. NO, it's not ok to be attacked for smoking in your car. NO, it's not ok to be killed for stealing a bag of chips. But, she wasn't attacked for smoking in her car. She reacted in such a hostile way, she escalated everything. Do you actually excuse (and endorse) the blatant disrespect and anti-authoritarian stance she took?
He is a trained police officer. No matter how much of an ass the citizen is, he should be capable of restraint.
If my kid is an ass to his teacher, I don't expect the teacher to beat him, no matter how much my kid is "asking for it". Trained professionals are expected to maintain a higher standard.
He should have written her a ticket for the failure to signal and sent her on her way.
By your logic, anything the cop asks you to do during a traffic stop, you should just do, because it's not worth getting killed over.
Cops are not God. We have a right and even a responsibility to stand up for our rights. We should not have to cower before policemen because if we don't,they might kill us.
It's not illegal to be hostile or a jerk or disrespectful. I agree, it's not wise and I don't endorse it. But average citizens should not end up dead for being jerks.
Cops should be better than that.
Frankly I can't believe people are actually excusing, and endorsing, a citizen ending up dead because she was (you say) nasty to a cop.
I am astounded that people can't admit that she should have kept her flippin' mouth shut. Believe it or not, one can RESPECTFULLY stand up for his rights. Hateful comebacks and outright refusal to comply with a normal request is not standing up for rights, it's just being aggressive to rebel. I totally agree this cop is a creep. He way overdid it - and however she died, it's a horrible, horrible and undeserved result. I can admit he went overboard, but unfortunately when you push and test your limits with an a-hole, you're going to get sh*t on.
Anonymous wrote:The comparison is more of cop to parent. Each has great power over a comparatively powerless person. Each has a responsibility to exercise restraint.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I don't know how to say this without sounding like a real c*nt, but I'm saying it anyway. When he asked her to put out the cigarette, why was she so pissy and disrespectful? Did I miss part of the video, was he hateful to her first. We all know most cops are arrogant assholes. But we don't have to be belligerent back. Just do what they say and no one gets hurt.
So it's okay for the police to attack you for smoking in your car. Wow. WTF has happened to people in this country?
He was trying to disscuss why he pulled her over and she is blowing smoke??? How do you know he wasn't an asthmatic? Or had COPD? It wasnt an unreasonible request.
If he has COPD he would not be a police officer, as he would be incapable of passing the biannual physical.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I don't know how to say this without sounding like a real c*nt, but I'm saying it anyway. When he asked her to put out the cigarette, why was she so pissy and disrespectful? Did I miss part of the video, was he hateful to her first. We all know most cops are arrogant assholes. But we don't have to be belligerent back. Just do what they say and no one gets hurt.
So it's okay for the police to attack you for smoking in your car. Wow. WTF has happened to people in this country?
It's always the initial action that the defenders revert back to. NO, it's not ok to be attacked for smoking in your car. NO, it's not ok to be killed for stealing a bag of chips. But, she wasn't attacked for smoking in her car. She reacted in such a hostile way, she escalated everything. Do you actually excuse (and endorse) the blatant disrespect and anti-authoritarian stance she took?
He is a trained police officer. No matter how much of an ass the citizen is, he should be capable of restraint.
If my kid is an ass to his teacher, I don't expect the teacher to beat him, no matter how much my kid is "asking for it". Trained professionals are expected to maintain a higher standard.
He should have written her a ticket for the failure to signal and sent her on her way.
By your logic, anything the cop asks you to do during a traffic stop, you should just do, because it's not worth getting killed over.
Cops are not God. We have a right and even a responsibility to stand up for our rights. We should not have to cower before policemen because if we don't,they might kill us.
It's not illegal to be hostile or a jerk or disrespectful. I agree, it's not wise and I don't endorse it. But average citizens should not end up dead for being jerks.
Cops should be better than that.
Frankly I can't believe people are actually excusing, and endorsing, a citizen ending up dead because she was (you say) nasty to a cop.
I am astounded that people can't admit that she should have kept her flippin' mouth shut. Believe it or not, one can RESPECTFULLY stand up for his rights. Hateful comebacks and outright refusal to comply with a normal request is not standing up for rights, it's just being aggressive to rebel. I totally agree this cop is a creep. He way overdid it - and however she died, it's a horrible, horrible and undeserved result. I can admit he went overboard, but unfortunately when you push and test your limits with an a-hole, you're going to get sh*t on.
I can admit she should have kept her mouth shut.
And that does not in any way excuse the actions of the cop.
The kid in MD. recently should not have stolen birthday cake.
and that does not in any way excuse the man who beat him to death.
With great power comes great responsibility. Armed, trained officials need to manage THEIR emotions so that responses are proportional to the offense.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I think alot of posters here are absolving her from her actions. She is just as guilty as the police officer in contributing to a situation that should not have occurred.
So the penalty for talking back to a cop is death? She is not just as guilty Bc she didn't do anything illegal. He's the one with the gun and taser.
Umm, yes she did. No turn signal breaks the law. Thats illegal. Get your facts straight.
Come on. Have you ever been arrested for not using a turn signal? Her real "offense" was not sucking up to that dbag.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:She broke the law initially. She was wrong. She put herself in that situation.
There are some police officers that do have an attitude, but black or white, you be polite and comply and deal with the ticket/warning after the fact.
She esclated the the interaction...no sympthay for her.
In all earnest, I hope you get hit by a bus PP. No sympathy for you.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I don't know how to say this without sounding like a real c*nt, but I'm saying it anyway. When he asked her to put out the cigarette, why was she so pissy and disrespectful? Did I miss part of the video, was he hateful to her first. We all know most cops are arrogant assholes. But we don't have to be belligerent back. Just do what they say and no one gets hurt.
So it's okay for the police to attack you for smoking in your car. Wow. WTF has happened to people in this country?
It's always the initial action that the defenders revert back to. NO, it's not ok to be attacked for smoking in your car. NO, it's not ok to be killed for stealing a bag of chips. But, she wasn't attacked for smoking in her car. She reacted in such a hostile way, she escalated everything. Do you actually excuse (and endorse) the blatant disrespect and anti-authoritarian stance she took?
He is a trained police officer. No matter how much of an ass the citizen is, he should be capable of restraint.
If my kid is an ass to his teacher, I don't expect the teacher to beat him, no matter how much my kid is "asking for it". Trained professionals are expected to maintain a higher standard.
He should have written her a ticket for the failure to signal and sent her on her way.
By your logic, anything the cop asks you to do during a traffic stop, you should just do, because it's not worth getting killed over.
Cops are not God. We have a right and even a responsibility to stand up for our rights. We should not have to cower before policemen because if we don't,they might kill us.
It's not illegal to be hostile or a jerk or disrespectful. I agree, it's not wise and I don't endorse it. But average citizens should not end up dead for being jerks.
Cops should be better than that.
Frankly I can't believe people are actually excusing, and endorsing, a citizen ending up dead because she was (you say) nasty to a cop.
I am astounded that people can't admit that she should have kept her flippin' mouth shut. Believe it or not, one can RESPECTFULLY stand up for his rights. Hateful comebacks and outright refusal to comply with a normal request is not standing up for rights, it's just being aggressive to rebel. I totally agree this cop is a creep. He way overdid it - and however she died, it's a horrible, horrible and undeserved result. I can admit he went overboard, but unfortunately when you push and test your limits with an a-hole, you're going to get sh*t on.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:She broke the law initially. She was wrong. She put herself in that situation.
There are some police officers that do have an attitude, but black or white, you be polite and comply and deal with the ticket/warning after the fact.
She esclated the the interaction...no sympthay for her.
I do have sympathy for her, and it should not have ended this way. That said, in addition to police escalating the situation, she did her part in escalating it as well. It was a simple offence to which if she had politely complied, this would have ended very differently.
Did your crystal ball tell you that?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I don't know how to say this without sounding like a real c*nt, but I'm saying it anyway. When he asked her to put out the cigarette, why was she so pissy and disrespectful? Did I miss part of the video, was he hateful to her first. We all know most cops are arrogant assholes. But we don't have to be belligerent back. Just do what they say and no one gets hurt.
So it's okay for the police to attack you for smoking in your car. Wow. WTF has happened to people in this country?
What's happened to our country is we've taught our kids to disrespect and question all authority. The first place outside of the house where this is learned is school. God forbid a teacher try to punish your darling Larla. Too many parents encourage their snowflakes to rebel against rules and ramifications.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I don't know how to say this without sounding like a real c*nt, but I'm saying it anyway. When he asked her to put out the cigarette, why was she so pissy and disrespectful? Did I miss part of the video, was he hateful to her first. We all know most cops are arrogant assholes. But we don't have to be belligerent back. Just do what they say and no one gets hurt.
So it's okay for the police to attack you for smoking in your car. Wow. WTF has happened to people in this country?
It's always the initial action that the defenders revert back to. NO, it's not ok to be attacked for smoking in your car. NO, it's not ok to be killed for stealing a bag of chips. But, she wasn't attacked for smoking in her car. She reacted in such a hostile way, she escalated everything. Do you actually excuse (and endorse) the blatant disrespect and anti-authoritarian stance she took?
He is a trained police officer. No matter how much of an ass the citizen is, he should be capable of restraint.
If my kid is an ass to his teacher, I don't expect the teacher to beat him, no matter how much my kid is "asking for it". Trained professionals are expected to maintain a higher standard.
He should have written her a ticket for the failure to signal and sent her on her way.
By your logic, anything the cop asks you to do during a traffic stop, you should just do, because it's not worth getting killed over.
Cops are not God. We have a right and even a responsibility to stand up for our rights. We should not have to cower before policemen because if we don't,they might kill us.
It's not illegal to be hostile or a jerk or disrespectful. I agree, it's not wise and I don't endorse it. But average citizens should not end up dead for being jerks.
Cops should be better than that.
Frankly I can't believe people are actually excusing, and endorsing, a citizen ending up dead because she was (you say) nasty to a cop.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:She broke the law initially. She was wrong. She put herself in that situation.
There are some police officers that do have an attitude, but black or white, you be polite and comply and deal with the ticket/warning after the fact.
She esclated the the interaction...no sympthay for her.
I agree, the penalty for failure to use your signal is death. Next time you speed or forget to use your turn signal, or drive with a burned out tail light you were not aware of , I think you should be prosecuted for a capital offense.
Anonymous wrote:If she were in court acting that belligerent would she go to jail on contempt charges?