Los Angeles-area cop seen on video punching handcuffed woman twice in face
Officers were called to LA suburb of Westminster about a run-in between an Asian and a Hispanic woman.
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Hey! He didn't shoot her. That's progress, right?Los Angeles-area cop seen on video punching handcuffed woman twice in face
Officers were called to LA suburb of Westminster about a run-in between an Asian and a Hispanic woman.
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"She's bipolar, she has schizophrenia," he said. "I think they could do a better job since they already have a history with her, they already know her."
Seriously, like I said before, cops aren't equipped to handle the mentally ill.
Seriously, like I said before, cops aren't equipped to handle the mentally ill.
I also think there's a lot of undiagnosed mental illnesses affecting LEOs. And I don't mean that in a derogatory sense. When you look at all the crap police officers have to deal with on a daily basis, I'm guessing there's a lot of trauma that goes untreated. Cops are human. I'm glad these things are coming to light. I firmly believe that along with accountability mental health also needs to be addressed in policing. Cops need better support and better pay.
2 things that I hope come out of the George Floyd case are that A) people are going to film police interactions more and I hope that B) gives pause to cops who might get out of control.
Maybe knowing they can and will be held accountable, more cops will be willing to stop their peers from going too far.
Maybe knowing they can and will be held accountable, more cops will be willing to stop their peers from going too far.
After he hit her and she moved her head up did she say "you get that?" looking toward the person with the phone?
This is why cops use tasers all the time, strikes look a lot worse to the public than a drive stun, when a suspect is resisting. That said, the head strikes after she kicked him were excessive.
Yep, to the other officers' credit, they stepped in.
"at least 500 people in the United States have died since 2001 after being shocked with stun guns during an arrest or while in jail, according to a 2012 statement by Amnesty International"
Here are cops breaking the arm of a 73 year old woman with dementia.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/nation/2021/04/20/karen-garner-video-loveland-criminal-probe/
https://www.washingtonpost.com/nation/2021/04/20/karen-garner-video-loveland-criminal-probe/
Here they are laughing about it while watching the body cam video.
The awareness of a good share of cops seems to be lacking. Do they not know how much of LEO interactions are on video?
These idiots need to be disciplined as severely as possible because it's staining the entire profession.
These idiots need to be disciplined as severely as possible because it's staining the entire profession.
They are used to getting away with it. That needs to start changing.
This.
Unfortunately, people who want to be able to legally beat people up are disproportionately attracted law enforcement jobs.
It’s a broken profession. But, “Back the Blue” or you hate America...
Is it the profession that's broken or the culture in some departments? My assumption is that some cities and counties have excellent cultures and departments.
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