June 2, 201115 yr It reminds me of the time the cop went to the professors house to check on a break in and the professor accused the cop of stuff and got arrested. Then racism was charged and Obama had them over for a beer. The cop was doing his job, but the professor got unruly and got arrested.
June 2, 201115 yr I can think of a few less sarcastic reasons. Because that's what people become police for. So they can break the law and violate civil rights. :lol:
June 2, 201115 yr Those dancers/protesters just agged the police into something knowing they would have their 2 seconds of fame/glory to get their message out. Cops have the most dangerous jobs and to make them have to go stop some people from breaking the law instead of watching for some real crime is pathetic.
June 2, 201115 yr Author SportsGuy doesn't seem to understand this. They tried it peacefully and the protesters ignored them, and kept dancing.I think I understand the situation fully, Thanks!
June 2, 201115 yr Author Because that's what people become police for. So they can break the law and violate civil rights. :lol:Yet you make another sarcastic comment!
June 2, 201115 yr Author I am actually shocked that no one has commented on something that has not been mentioned yet! I guess no one knows the full story on this. And I am shocked that I agree with parts of Mountain Ref's last post!
June 6, 201115 yr Author As I mentioned about the people being told not to videotape or they will be arrested. In Miami a couple people videotaped a police shooting over Memorial Day weekend, police then at, gunpoint, ordered one of the people who video taped the shooting with his cell phone out if his car demanding the phone, then took it and stomped on it, took him in for questioning, then demanding the phone again. IF the shooting was justified then why worry about the tape? It ONLY can be seen as an attempt of a cover up over wrong doing or not following procedure? I am not questioning the shooting in this post, but the attempt to take and destroy video of the situation. If they were not in the wrong and followed proper procedure, the videos will only help the officers.
June 7, 201115 yr Author Is that the same incident(s) where officers were shot?I am not sure about an officer that was shot. This was on Memorial Day and the driver of this car was pulled over just a little bit earlier, then it was said he hit the officer with his car during the traffice stop as he took off. Then they claim he hit or nearly hit 4 other officers with his car before he came to s stop at an intersection where police started shooting at him. They learned a few days later he was the gunman in a November armed robbery at a gas station where he shot the clerk in the face. Witnesses claim officers were firing at him as he was driving down the street, at least one bystander on the other side of the street was shot, and it was said to have been from an officer. Edited June 7, 201115 yr by SportsGuy41017
June 7, 201115 yr I am not sure about an officer that was shot. This was on Memorial Day and the driver of this car was pulled over just a little bit earlier, then hit the officer with his car during the traffice stop. Then he hit or nearly hit 4 other officers with his car at an intersection where police started shooting at him. They learned a few days later he was the gunman in a November armed robbery at a gas station where he shot the clerk in the face. There were two separate incidents where officers were shot that weekend. I didn't see the story you're talking about.
June 7, 201115 yr Author There were two separate incidents where officers were shot that weekend. I didn't see the story you're talking about. http://miami.cbslocal.com/2011/06/03/bystander-shot-during-sobe-police-involved-shooting-speaks-out/ http://blog.reidreport.com/2011/06/new-video-witenss-to-miami-beach-police-shooting-confronted-by-police/
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