Fellow Bueller in a lawsuit!
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again blove really, don't ******** a bullshiter i know what you meant but you did not use the right wording "you where being retrained" not
oh and dogwood
he is nothing but a turn key with a badge and a small mans complex. blove is not one of our proud men serving in the military defending our county he's processing the revolving door of illegal aliens that have crossed the texas, mexico boarder.
No, it's aimed at anyone who puts down officers and have nothing but bad things to say about them. I've never had trouble with the cops so I don't understand all the anger issues.
So does that mean if a black man commits a crime and his innocent friends say's nothing, that all blacks images are tarnished and all of them are bad people ? Think not.
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woo,woo pump your brake no one said anything about race. i see this train has flown off the tracks!!!
squid out
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§ 38.171. FAILURE TO REPORT FELONY. (a) A person commits
an offense if the person:
(1) observes the commission of a felony under
circumstances in which a reasonable person would believe that an
offense had been committed in which serious bodily injury or death
may have resulted; and
(2) fails to immediately report the commission of the
offense to a peace officer or law enforcement agency under
circumstances in which:
(A) a reasonable person would believe that the
commission of the offense had not been reported; and
(B) the person could immediately report the
commission of the offense without placing himself or herself in
danger of suffering serious bodily injury or death.
(b) An offense under this section is a Class A misdemeanor.
Added by Acts 2003, 78th Leg., ch. 1009, § 2, eff. Sept. 1, 2003. maybe they leave this one out in your trainning to cover your *****
an offense if the person:
(1) observes the commission of a felony under
circumstances in which a reasonable person would believe that an
offense had been committed in which serious bodily injury or death
may have resulted; and
(2) fails to immediately report the commission of the
offense to a peace officer or law enforcement agency under
circumstances in which:
(A) a reasonable person would believe that the
commission of the offense had not been reported; and
(B) the person could immediately report the
commission of the offense without placing himself or herself in
danger of suffering serious bodily injury or death.
(b) An offense under this section is a Class A misdemeanor.
Added by Acts 2003, 78th Leg., ch. 1009, § 2, eff. Sept. 1, 2003. maybe they leave this one out in your trainning to cover your *****
Wow you couldnt be more wrong. I said we "house" them there. I am positioned in "book in." I work up front where all the "bad officers" are bringing all these timid people that did no crime except to be snatched up by power hungry, uncivil officers. And, how do you know I wasn't in the military before being discharged after serving in Afghanistan?
this is turnning into a hate cops thread.for one they have my respect for doing a hard job that i dont have the temperment to do [up] to you imo going by the video and the article this cop was in the wrong and should have been punished in court like any one that made a mistake and commited a crime just like the drunk he slammed there should be no double standard.
Hey anrkizm, read the first line. It says "duty to report" not "duty to act." The situation I mentioned about being in the gas station while it was being robbed. If I'm in the station during the robbery I have a duty to act right then and there, to do what I can to stop that individual. And yes I am armed while out by myself in civilian clothes, I do carry a concealed handgun license in the state of Texas. I do this to protect my family and myself while out as I do run into previous inmates that do remember me but I may not necessarily remember them. You on the other hand have a duty to report. You have a duty to report to these "dirty cops" what you saw. You dont have to get involved in the situation like I do.
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your right, i don't know... and at this time i don't care. i was taught by my parents that you don't argue with unintelligent people because they will bring you down to there level and beat you with there experience.
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Thats basically what I've been trying to say all along. We all know that the press twists things and never reports the full story. Unfortunately all we have is this article and the clip to go on. So we are all in a sense passing judgement before we know the full story. If he truely is in the wrong then yes he should face the judge just like anyone else.
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well atleast here no one will get banned for speaking there mind (fake cough) badweb.... haha
Had the guy not been in hand cuffs, they could have been justified. But then the question would have been why he wasn't in cuffs.
My nephew got pounded by several officers because he mistakenly believed putting his hands in hos pockets was a passive gesture. They asked him for ID because they were looking for a Hispanic male about 5'6". My nephew is 6'. But the still asked. When he put his hands in his pocket they beat the 5hit out of him and arrested his for assault and battery on 5 police officers (for beating their fists with his face) and resisting arrest (for trying to curl up and [protect himself from the beating).
But the police are correct to assume someone reaching into their pocket could be reaching for a weapon.
Back to FL.
Because the guy was in cuffs, thye rules are very different. The guy was talking. Words can not injure. Had he turned and lunged trying ti head butt the officer, then the officer can tune him up. But there is not such move on his part. Throwing him to the floor was serious overkill.
I hope the Bueller has good liability coverage through his employer and a good umbrella policy with his home owners.
Just settle and make it go away. No jury will find him not liable.
My nephew got pounded by several officers because he mistakenly believed putting his hands in hos pockets was a passive gesture. They asked him for ID because they were looking for a Hispanic male about 5'6". My nephew is 6'. But the still asked. When he put his hands in his pocket they beat the 5hit out of him and arrested his for assault and battery on 5 police officers (for beating their fists with his face) and resisting arrest (for trying to curl up and [protect himself from the beating).
But the police are correct to assume someone reaching into their pocket could be reaching for a weapon.
Back to FL.
Because the guy was in cuffs, thye rules are very different. The guy was talking. Words can not injure. Had he turned and lunged trying ti head butt the officer, then the officer can tune him up. But there is not such move on his part. Throwing him to the floor was serious overkill.
I hope the Bueller has good liability coverage through his employer and a good umbrella policy with his home owners.
Just settle and make it go away. No jury will find him not liable.
reporting is acting picking up a phone walking to get a senior officer or calling 911 is an act.but thats another argument.his senior officers said if the time limit hadnt run out to punish him that he would have bee fired and maybe more thats proof enough for me.as far as you go blove you have my respect as an officer until something proves you shouldnt.you have a dangerous thankless job most of the time.[up]to you.this thread to me wasnt about all L/E just the one in the video.
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