http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q2Smv3XCkBE

 

Just listen to exactly what happened to her. Absolutely insane.

 

She was attacked and then when the police arrived she handed over her sisters drivers license from her wallet by mistake - so she asked if she could have that one back and then, bam, she's taken away....and then.....

 

fucked up.

Why did she have her sister's driving license in her wallet?

thats twisted

Why did she have her sister's driving license in her wallet?

 

Her sister passed away and she keeps it in her wallet next to hers.

I see now.

WTF she wasn't even hot. stupid cops.

 

I just got pulled over for my 7th time in the last year...got off without a ticket AGAIN. I've only had one out of 7 times. I love police, I never get in trouble. I'm untouchable.

^You're just too sexy. You probably use that "I know what you want" winkwink strategy to get out of it.

 

Police are so fucking stupid anymore. Strip down, beat, shoot before thinking.

^You're just too sexy. You probably use that "I know what you want" winkwink strategy to get out of it.

 

Police are so fucking stupid anymore. Strip down, beat, shoot before thinking.

 

I showed some nipple and had them drooling....;) works every time.

thats just messed up

Frankly I think you guys need to pull your head out of your ass.

 

Its one thing to be scared. Its another to be acting nuts and screaming like your on drugs or out of your mind. People like to make cops look bad. You have no idea what happened before or after this stupid video. Ive stopped comming to these forums because I've found that alot of people here like to judge things without knowing what is really going on.

 

She deserved every bit that heppened to her. Maybe she will learn.

^And by that same logic, how can you say she deserves everything that happened to her, without knowing what is really going on?

Ive stopped comming to these forums because I've found that alot of people here like to judge things without knowing what is really going on.

 

She deserved every bit that heppened to her. Maybe she will learn.

 

My my,

 

I think you must be wanting a reaction because not many people go out of their way to appear as utterly clueless as yourself. So here's a quick one for your tiny mind....

 

I think you probably will leave any place which destroys the little bubble you live in. You are like a scared, lost cat. I seriously think anyone with half a brain chuckles at your replies with feeling of slight pity.

 

Haha, you know what.....why am a bothering.....you only seem to understand simple things...so, well, just fuck off, grow up and maybe think about why you felt the need to tell people you've thought about leaving a message borad because you have the idea (and a completely wrong one I must add) that people don't knowwhat is going on - for fucks sake - you were never actually here. And for the record - I know exactly what is going on in that case and you do not.

 

I'm glad I'm a fast typist becuase another minute wasted on the likes of you is an insult to my parents and the way I was raised.

 

You really are a massive fuckwit. And I hope you actually have not came back to read this.

 

 

So fucking what I cursed....it's tuesday.

 

 

 

Oh, and while I'm on.....here's something else that improvisation will probably get wood over...

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9GgWrV8TcUc

Frankly I think I need to pull my head out of my ass.

 

 

 

 

 

 

You really do.

 

 

 

 

:smug:

We'd better call the cops in to break up this arguement. Strip searches for all!

 

But seriously, I don't know what happenned beforehand, so I can't judge the cops, but I can say that statistically nowadays they do tent to over-react more often than not.

 

I am NOT a cop-hater. In fact my partner works in law enforcement so, don't take this as uneducated prejudice.

 

a couple of weeks ago, my neighbours called the cops on me as retrobution for having them evicted, and filed a false harrassment complaint which landed my butt in jail for a night!!! They would NOT hear my side, despite the many complaints against the neighbours from myself and others. Why? Because I'd had a couple (LITERALLY a couple) of drinks. Whenj I got out the next morning they handed me a $65 fine!!!! I'M THE GODDAMNED VICTIM HERE! I was refused even water, and despite the fact that I was wearing a sleeveless dress and nylons, they felt the need to turn on the cell's air-conditioning!

 

On the back of the constable's business card are the force's 'core values'. One of which is to 'listen to both sides of a dispute'. They most certainly did NOT! I felt humiliated and helpless,, and now am afraid to complain when the animals upstairs act up.

 

Now I know that cops face danger every day, and that they must stay alert and on the defensive, but far too often they're out of control. How much harm can a half-blind musician really do?

 

Unless this woman was really out of control beforehand, uttering threats, brandishing a weapon, or seemingly high, there were no grounds for that search.

 

Sorry for the long post, but as you can tell, I have a VERY good reason to chime in on this thread. Let's all do a little better than the cops and...

 

'listen to both sides of the dispute.'!

You really do.

 

 

 

 

:smug:

 

 

Mature as always. :P

 

 

 

There have actually been a few more interesting stories about police that I've heard in the last couple of days. They dumped a paralyzed guy out of his chair and cops from the same department beat the hell out of a woman inside their station for having her feet up on the furniture.

 

I definitely don't hate cops, I do respect them for putting their lives on the line to protect us, but at some point you have to stop and think, "Do I really need to beat the living dog shit out of these people just because they're looking at me funny?"

I think most are good, its just the bad ones that get all the publicity.

Yeah.

 

But I still do think that maybe training might have something to do with it.

 

I really don't know much about police training, so I guess it doesn't matter what I think. :thinking:

^TRue. A friend of mine was pulled over last month for driving drunk, and taken to the tank for the night. When he told the cops that he needed his meds, they stopped by his house, picked up his meds, FED HIS CAT,and then locked him up for the night. Overall he admitted he deserved it, and found the officers he dealt with very pleasant. I'm jealous,lol.

 

Difference: I wasn't drunk and didn't deserve it.

 

When you put on a uniform you swear to SERVE and protect, not just lord it over others. That needs to be stressed more during academy trining,imo.

 

ALso, may police forces work on a quota system...the more collars, the better. So cops are pressured to make arrests instead of fair choices. This is engrained in them for years. No wonder they lose control. It's like the effects of some military training.

My friend who is a cop used to pull people over who were speeding. But she wasn't at the stage that she could give out tickets.....so she would just let them off with a warning and people thought she was super nice. (which she is...)