Quote from ElCubano:
A 400 pound drugged up man tries to resist arrest and attacks police officers and is beat to death......I think the cops did what they had to do?? what else could they have done??? let him run away.. I think not....besides we all know why this is a big issue...
WHAT SAY YOU???? ET

Quote from ElCubano:
A 400 pound drugged up man tries to resist arrest and attacks police officers and is beat to death......I think the cops did what they had to do?? what else could they have done??? let him run away.. I think not....besides we all know why this is a big issue...
WHAT SAY YOU???? ET
Quote from sulong:
Those Pigs should be strung up!
Let him run away? Any cop that can not keep up with a running fat man should not have that job.
When a cop approaches you any where, you are at that point under arrest. If you then say no to any of his request, you are resisting arrest.
There is no reason for a PIG to beat any body with a club when they are UNARMED and lying on the ground.
Even if that, or any person attempts to run away,why do PIGS feel they need to kill that person?
Anyway you asked.
sulong
Quote from aphexcoil:
First of all, you can't really see him once he gets to the ground. There is no telling if he was struggling or not. However, I do think asking a 400 pound man to put his hands behind his back is a bit of a stretch (literally). Is this even possible?
However, the man attacked the police. What are the police supposed to do? That man had a choice to not resist arrest. Whether drugs were in his system or not is not relevant -- you are responsible for your actions at all times. If you are responsible enough to take drugs, then you should be responsible enough to know how it will affect you and NOT be in a public place where cops will be patrolling.
It is a shame that he died, but the police did their job. Had anyone else been in that same situation, I'm sure the outcome would have been similar. Cops aren't going to say, "Oh, he doesn't want to be arrested so we'll let him go," because that will set a precedent for future resisting arrest scenarios.
Quote from aphexcoil:
First of all, you can't really see him once he gets to the ground. There is no telling if he was struggling or not. However, I do think asking a 400 pound man to put his hands behind his back is a bit of a stretch (literally). Is this even possible?
However, the man attacked the police. What are the police supposed to do? That man had a choice to not resist arrest. Whether drugs were in his system or not is not relevant -- you are responsible for your actions at all times. If you are responsible enough to take drugs, then you should be responsible enough to know how it will affect you and NOT be in a public place where cops will be patrolling.
It is a shame that he died, but the police did their job. Had anyone else been in that same situation, I'm sure the outcome would have been similar. Cops aren't going to say, "Oh, he doesn't want to be arrested so we'll let him go," because that will set a precedent for future resisting arrest scenarios.