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http://www.palmbeachpost.com/news/co...er_video1.html
http://www.palmbeachpost.com/news/co...r_video2a.html
http://www.palmbeachpost.com/news/co...r_video3a.html
http://www.palmbeachpost.com/news/co...er_video4.html

Don't forgett to watch all of the videos...

Whats your opinion?

[Stryker412]

Too much work.

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Originally Posted by Stryker412

Too much work.

What is?

[Stryker412]

All those links.

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*sigh*

well don't bother than

[EricDraven]

I believe that the officer did what he was trained to do, I do understand how some might see this as brutality but i don't believe this incident was, I think this officer made it more than clear what her problem was and took the precautions that as an officer you're trained to take, for all he knew she was swatting and grabbing a gun...had she just been patient and cooperated he probably just would have wrote her a ticket and that woulda been that. She broke the law and was being a total jerk about it and thats what happens.

[Pvt m0nes]

excessive force

[EricDraven]

yea overall it turned out to be a bit extreme but how many cases a day do police get like that? especially ones where the driver turns out to be violent or already on the run for something, its quite simple, if you break the law than you shouldn't mouth off and swing at cops, thats asking for punishment, I believe that this officer saw a potential threat to he and his trainee's life, they have no way of knowing wether she had a weapon or not and she was being more than hostile, not only was she breaking the law but she was ignoring several warnings, refusing to step out of her car and even swinging at an officer, if i were in his shoes i think I would have done the same thing. I've been tased as well and like the officer said its not as bad as she was making it out to be. If she had wanted to refute the ticket thats what court is for...you don't do it in the officer's face, especially when you're wrong.

[Pvt m0nes]

Originally Posted by EricDraven

I believe that this officer saw a potential threat to he and his trainee's life

Right two trained cops against a girl...how low can you go

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Well this is what I will answer out of my knowledge from my accademy days

He does everything by the book. He told her to get out of her car, not only once but 2-3 times, did she apply?
No, she didn't, when the other officer trying to get a hold of her from the other side, she still refuse. A police officer is allowed to use this kind of force to get the person to apply to what they are telling him/her to do.
It was a job well done!

In Sweden, this wouldn't be any problem, and I doubt it was any problem where this clip was shoot.

Just my 2 cents

Originally Posted by =HR=Pvt m0nes

Right two trained cops against a girl...how low can you go

So what do you think would be good? Just let the woman screwing them around and say what ever she likes to them?
I don't think so, that's not how police-work works.