Student Gets Tasered For Not Having ID, @ UCLA Options

[elvasoshexai]

anyone seen this yet:

http://my.break.com/media/view.aspx?ContentID=183837

the student was kinda asking for it.. but i think the cops kinda overdid tasing the guy 5+ times (and then threatening to tase the people that asked for their badge # to complain)

This post has been edited by elvasoshexai: Nov 18, 2006 - 1:12 AM

[Supersprynt]

This has nothing to do with foreign police. I dont care what they do in foreign countries. And you show me where he's "clearly resisting." Do you mean where he's on the ground after being tazed or him being limp?

[1999GThatch]

This has nothing to do with foreign police. I dont care what they do in foreign countries. And you show me where he's "clearly resisting." Do you mean where he's on the ground after being tazed or him being limp?

i never said it did. i just said people like you should play around with the foreign police before you complain about what brutes ours are.

[sinner96ST]

This has nothing to do with foreign police. I dont care what they do in foreign countries. And you show me where he's "clearly resisting." Do you mean where he's on the ground after being tazed or him being limp?

i never said it did. i just said people like you should play around with the foreign police before you complain about what brutes ours are.

yeah, but we aren't foreign country. i understand what you're saying, and it's a decent comparison. however, as citizens, we're granted certain constitutional rights. some of these foreign countries you speak of (russia, etc) don't have the same rights we supposedly do.

if this happened to you, you'd be screaming for blood. think about it.

you're at your friends house
cop walks in, demands ID's from everyone, you left yours in the car.
you decide to leave, cop tazers you four times, even after you're on the ground screaming.

it's a pretty ****ed up situation, no matter what country you're in.

[1999GThatch]

yeah, but we aren't foreign country. i understand what you're saying, and it's a decent comparison. however, as citizens, we're granted certain constitutional rights. some of these foreign countries you speak of (russia, etc) don't have the same rights we supposedly do.

if this happened to you, you'd be screaming for blood. think about it.

you're at your friends house
cop walks in, demands ID's from everyone, you left yours in the car.
you decide to leave, cop tazers you four times, even after you're on the ground screaming.

it's a pretty ****ed up situation, no matter what country you're in.

Using a similar analogy, you don't go to a ballgame and forget your tickets in the car and try to fight your way in. You and I both know what the police are bringing to you if you do, an ass kicking.