Boghog1
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those that say this isn't torture lets put you strapped down in a chairs with 4 guys in full assault gear holding you down and pepper spray you in the face and see if you think that is torture or not
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those that say this isn't torture lets put you strapped down in a chairs with 4 guys in full assault gear holding you down and pepper spray you in the face and see if you think that is torture or not
"but he deserved it"
you know, the US law system is apparently partially based off of emotional revenge on criminals.
"but he deserved it"
you know, the US law system is apparently partially based off of emotional revenge on criminals.
Always amazes me when people so vehement that their rights be upheld are the same people saying "**** 'em, it ain't me/he's a criminal" It's sort of an all-or-nothing deal with human rights.....
Always amazes me when people so vehement that their rights be upheld are the same people saying "**** 'em, it ain't me/he's a criminal" It's sort of an all-or-nothing deal with human rights.....
Does anyone here have any other information, other than the brief snapshot given by this video? No, you don't. But everyone has an opinion. That's all they are, opinions. Maybe it looked like "torture" , maybe it looked excessive, or maybe it looks like nothing. With out facts and perspective, very little can be learned from this video alone.
Does anyone here have any other information, other than the brief snapshot given by this video? No, you don't. But everyone has an opinion. That's all they are, opinions. Maybe it looked like "torture" , maybe it looked excessive, or maybe it looks like nothing. With out facts and perspective, very little can be learned from this video alone.
Jesus Christ once again, I'm banging my head against the wall here. Am I still on NES or did something change around here in the past few days?
Can you enlighten all of us as to what the F he did and how much of a criminal he is? You seem to know! I'm sure he is probably a scumbag but I don't know that for sure. He could be in on some BS charge just as easily. Either way, thats beside the point, the actions of the PD are not proper in this case and not proportionate to the level of threat they faced.
SERE was not even that bad, maybe they should have the cops start running it up there in N. Maine!
He chose his actions, he can deal with the consequences. I'm supposed to feel bad for criminals now?
What if you found out that he was a big time rapist, how would that impact your comment? I rest my case, I don't have a dog in this fight but so much ****ing hate for anyone wearing a uniform is beyond me.
What if you found out that he was a big time rapist, how would that impact your comment? I rest my case, I don't have a dog in this fight but so much ****ing hate for anyone wearing a uniform is beyond me.
What if you found out that he was a big time rapist, how would that impact your comment? I rest my case, I don't have a dog in this fight but so much ****ing hate for anyone wearing a uniform is beyond me.
He was screaming about not being able to breathe when the cop restrained his head... he complained of his eyes being covered, he then carried on when they put the hood on him.
It wasn't about the pepper spray, it was about the head restraint. CLASSIC claustrophobic response of "I CAN'T BREATHE, I CAN'T BREATHE! CAPTAIN, TELL THEM TO TAKE HIS HANDS OFF MY HEAD SO I CAN BREATHE" (Really? You're yelling really loudly for someone who can't breathe....)
WHAT do you do with a guy who is non-cooperative, restrain him until he cries about claustrophobia? Do you not lock up claustrophobics at all?
I'm not apologizing for the officers at all. I'm uncomfortable watching it too. I'm explaining the guy's reactions were not to the pepper spray, the reactions were to being restrained. Go watch it again.... and let me know if I missed something?!?
Doesn't matter what he did, even if he ass raped a cop he doesn't get pepper sprayed while restrained in a chair.
Does anyone here have any other information, other than the brief snapshot given by this video? No, you don't. But everyone has an opinion. That's all they are, opinions. Maybe it looked like "torture" , maybe it looked excessive, or maybe it looks like nothing. With out facts and perspective, very little can be learned from this video alone.
A former military medic, Paul Schlosser has received treatment in prison for both bipolar disorder and depression. After being held in solitary confinement for two months, he began to cut himself – a common response to such long-term isolation. On June 7, 2012, Schlosser pulled off his bandages and refused to be treated. He was then strapped to a restraint chair and confronted by Captain Welch.
I *AM* claustrophobic, so I fully understand his panic attack. I have screamed "I CAN'T BREATHE" from my brother sitting on me or tickling me when I was a kid.I'm having a panic attack watching it. If you work in the correctional system, you need to learn the word 'restraint' and I don't mean a physical restraint. This is abuse whether he attacked the officer or not.
So if a dog bit your child, would you be okay with me tying it up, then spraying it in the eyes with pepper spray?
Have any of the posters here claiming the officers used an aggressive offense ever had someone with HIV try to bite or spit on them? Not a ****ing chance you have. He's lucky when he spit that no one broke his jaw.
He's mentally ill. Strapped to a chair and those pussies had to spray OC in to his mouth.
Heroes...
The day is coming you cowards.
Wow, it's truly amazing how many bleeding heart liberals are in this thread. The inmate clearly resisted in an aggressive fashion screaming "don't touch my ****ing arm" and then spit. If he's at the point where he's in a smock and a chair, he's a repeat offender of this type. You don't just walk out of your cell into a smock and chair for a trip to the shower. You either assault an officer, start a fire, cut up or do something equally as bed and then resist being cuffed up. Forcing a move team (the guys in riot gear) to come in and get you. He most likely already assaulted one or multiple officers and as soon as he started to resist again they sprayed him and controlled his head.
Have any of the posters here claiming the officers used an aggressive offense ever had someone with HIV try to bite or spit on them? Not a ****ing chance you have. He's lucky when he spit that no one broke his jaw. You'll also be happy to know that he most likely after this incident received better medical care than you or I could ever hope to have... for free, and because the video has been released and will touch upon the "feelings" of some shithead jury. He will also become filthy rich by the time of his release.
Prison is not like OZ or some FOX tv show, this is prison life everyday. Assaulting officers and working the system.
You are right I am now convinced that a 15 minute cop beat down cured this misguided young veteran of his bipolar and depression. If all of us unruly peasants got routine 15 minute cop beat downs we also would be cured of our bad ways and love of freedom, guns, and large sodas. Where do I sign up for my mental health cop beat down? Hope the copay isn't too high. There have been randomized double blind studies proving the mental health curative effects of cop beat downs correct? There must have been or you wouldn't suggest that treatment for some bipolar, depressed former Army medic.Yeah point blank pepper spray was over the top but the riot gear was because obviously he was an immature repeat brat. Removing his wound dressing for attention then spitting on cops multiple times... kid's a ****ing punk who needed years of neglected negative reinforcement condensed into 15 minutes by cops.