The continued policing problem in America.

[ok doser]

Sonya Massey was a mentally disturbed woman who threatened an officer with a pot of boiling water.
If she had been white or the officer had been a negro you never would have heard about this.

 

[Nick M]

At the end of the video the narrator mentions what is observed in the first minute. He didn't run a red light either.

 

[Clete]

At the end of the video the narrator mentions what is observed in the first minute. He didn't run a red light either.

Cops are trained and expected to be suspicious. It is literally what they are getting paid to do. I didn't watch the entire video but that first driver (if there was more than one) went to jail because he was dumb and talked way too much.

If not giving the officer anything to use against him was the stance he wanted to take, he should have BEGAN the interaction by asserting his right to remain silent and then refused to answer any questions without the presence of his attorney.

 

[Idolater]

Women shouldn't be cops, or at the very least, frontline or beat cops.

When you're dealing with a female perp who's resisting arrest you need to put hands on her, those hands ideally should be female. I know it's way down the list on how to improve our society, but it's not nothing. Females (and males) shouldn't resist arrest, if that's what's going on. Basically everybody getting arrested basically thinks it's a mistake, so the right position can't be to resist if you think it's unfair. ofc you think it's unfair, that's pretty much what anybody who's arrested thinks, that it's unfair. Your position can't be resistance if you think it's unfair. That just results in everybody resists arrest. That's not what we're trying to do. If you get arrested, you just submit to arrest, that's part of how our society and culture is supposed to run.

It's historically rare in a largely Christian society for females to be resisting arrest, or for them to be doing things which require arrest in the first place. Another fruit of feminism.

 

[JudgeRightly]

When you're dealing with a female perp who's resisting arrest you need to put hands on her, those hands ideally should be female.

Um... No.

The police should be the ones upholding the law.

In a just criminal justice system, you wouldn't need female officers, even for pat-downs, because if the officer assaults her, he will likely see justice, and if the female bears false witness against him, she will suffer the same punishment she sought to bring upon him.