police brutality – go skateboarding day: cop vs skaters

does any 1 even read the commetns we post?

wow..these cops are mental..atleast it was caught on tape and those cops will probrebly be suspended from there jobs for a little while..they where attacking kids for riding a skate board.. if skate boards are eligal then why can we buy them?

haha when they go to court those cops are gona be in soooo much trouble.
THEY WHERE STRAGELING KIDS!
and he said do you understand me? he said yes sir,,,then he replies..or i will have to spray you..what an idiot.he will loose his job.

I never said I didn’t start it.
What do you expect me to call you when you’re busy insulting everyone else?

No, I’m only referring to backlash as this debate wouldn’t of happened if you kept your insults to a minimum. And I misinterpeted you because of it.

You DID misinterpret me, but no problem. I don’t hold a grudge against skateboarders as I used to skate myself when I was younger. My problem is with people that break the law and then want to blame us cops for doing our jobs. As far as backlash goes, are you threatening me here or am I misinterpreting you this time?

Yeah, like they would have given up their skateboards without a struggle. The same thing would have ended up happening. Now the cops are supposed to walk around with skateboards that they have to put into their property inventory at the end of their shift? The skateboards weren’t the offenders, the kids were. It’s real simple: The kids broke the rules. These same kids compounded the problem by running and later interfering in police business. Call it brutality if you want, but I call

Though the stance police (mainly american) take on the law, often has long term consequences. This video is an example with police brutality, but my theory only stands as a hyphosesis as we don’t know how it started out.

If they were asked to leave by police, then fine. But if they stayed against the will then they had it coming.
Though a more effective method would be just to take the skateboards rather than make a scene.

The cop’s feelings about skateboarding is irrelevant. If the law exists, then it is a legal arrest. I can tell you from my own experiences with these “quality of life crimes” that when business owners call the mayor or council about skateboarders or people loitering in front of their stores, action is going to get taken. The mayor and council will always want to keep favor with the business owners, so they get on the phone to the chief and tell him to fix the problem. The chief will then

That’s a fair enough statement, but what makes you think that there weren’t signs posted there to begin with? Besides that, these kids live in the area. That tells me that they knew the rules from the start. “Go Skateboarding Day” sounds kind of like a protest against the anti- skating ordinance to me. I myself can’t see the harm that skateboarding does as long as it doesn’t interfere with other people as they go about their business, but the law is the law. If these kids were trying to

The most tedious mistake police make is thinking that they’re beyond the law, and forget but they are really puppets of the government.
And from previous visits to America, too many take their personal feelings into their job. I spoke out against religion to be threatened with arrest.

In this scenario, they weren’t arrested for a genuine reason, rather my hyphosesis is that the cop didn’t like skateboarders thus he used the law as an excuse to arrest/humiliate them.

police custody. Then the kid who got in the cop’s face gets his dumb *** arrested. Fortunately, the cops were able to get all the other kids’ names who got away and were able to file charges against them as well. If you want to call that biased, then fine. Cops HAVE to be biased in favor of the law when they are on patrol. I’ve known a few cops over the years that were liberal in their thinking and didn’t want to ever arrest anyone. Those pussies had no friends in the department.

Unfortanetely, too many idiots take their personal beliefs into their jobs.