[Royal_Madnessty]

If he didn't try to run he would still be alive today. It's that simple.

The cop is still a fucking idiot tho

[AngelAssassin]

Originally Posted by WH Bonney ↗

You also cannot perform CPR worth a shit with their hands behind their backs. I've tried it. I got in a little bit of trouble for having a handcuff key on me in the back of an ambulance and using it in such a situation.

Isn’t that why the person would have their hands cuffed to the stretcher while in the ambulance??

[alphawolf15]

Hope he felt every bit of that

[pinballwiz]

Was cuffing the body really necessary there, Barney?

[JBone2020]

Originally Posted by Killgaad ↗

Alright... alright...

But at least disband/regulate their goddamn Fraternal Order of Police and criminalize their cowardly, despicable Blue Wall Of Silence—they cover for one another's rotten ass, like rats jumping off a sinking ship.

I know that there are many good police officers out there, but I also know there are many callous, crooked and even plain criminal ones too.
I don't know what the actual numbers are—but I certainly don't believe the 1% figure that the government claims represents bad police. I think it's bullshit.

Then, maybe, we can reform their ranks—after we establish civilian oversight and get rid of all the bad apples.

Oh, and no more fucking 'qualified immunity' either.

And no more black uniforms either. That color is aggressive af, and contributes to incident escalation. Have them wear some lighter, warmer and peaceful colors—not the appropriated colors of the Waffen-SS.

That ship sailed so many decades ago.

No more wanton violence towards the public, and no more trigger-happy, authoritarian little bitches with fascistic, oversized egos.

Then, maybe, we'll be getting somewhere.

But if we do nothing at all, then the same shit will keep happening over and over—the very definition of insanity.

There is a rule UPS started. It's the 80 - 20 rule. 80% of your problems is from from the 20% that should not be employed there.

Also there is only 2 disciplinary measures. Behavioural or educational. If it is behavioural you find a way to fire him. If it is educational. Be patient and help him learn.

Cops in certain areas that has a POS chief are a bunch of wanna bee thugs. It could be in a suburb in Chicago or a rural area in Kansas.

They got the gun, the badge, the sirens. Now they want to flex. It's imbecile juvenile behaviour. Of course they are going to stick up for each other and hide shit they know they can get away with.

This cop is so retarded. On a highway he tazed someone in the HIGHWAY at pitch dark. Wow... Then he hand cuffs after death... Well done retard.

I think you need to ban unions in these police departments! If you get unwarranted behaviour complaints from the public your job is on the line.

Example. I drive a really nice BMW X2. I left Buffalo Wild wings at 10 pm. I left the parking lot and turned right. Immediately I get pulled over (300 feet from turning right)

Cop asks for license & insurance because I did not have my head lights on. The dude is 25 with all tattoos. He comes back to my car as Im calling Progressive insurance to email me. The cop beams a light directly into my face. I had to ask him politely to stop beaming the light directly into my face. So he removes the light to my cellphone. I gave him the email from progressive. He walked away. He was such a damn punk! He was trying to get a DUI. But he had no evidence. Fucking Asshole.

[DanteAntonelli]

Originally Posted by mothmon ↗

Erm, I think the cop should have probably anticipated that and tasered him before or after he hit the asphalt Am I a dick for laughing when the cop yelled, "Shit!" then BAM! the perp got run over? Or when he put the cuffs on a corpse? : That's always good for a guffaw

Do you really expect an American cop to think rationally and with logic? They hire people with low I.Q. for the specific purpose of having obedient dumbasses under their command, they'll follow orders without thinking, you can't have intelligent people being fed a police code of conduct and operations or any twisted "standard policy" code and expect them to obey it without rational judgement.

They are taught to tase a running suspect, so in the "mind" of the dumbass cop it's all that was being processed at the time, his sub par intellectual capability prevented him to consider if the place where the guy was going in mattered.

Was he about to jump over a boiling water cauldron? Was he about to jump from the top of one building to another? Was he going to jump from the roof of a house to the backyard lawn? Was he about to cross a busy street or highway?

In every one of these instances the directive to "Tase a running suspect" should be cancelled due to the circumstances surrounding the event, but the mind of the cop is only fixated on the directive and no further data processing is going on inside his handicapped brain.

[keepitfun1]

I blame the driver. He was far enough away to apply the brakes before hitting anyone with those flashing taser lights and flash lights moving all over the road.

[Living_Dead_Girl]

Not a medical professional here. But, even I know you don't do CPR on a bed or similar things. All thst was doing was pushing down the pad.

[XxsithlordxX]

Guy gave a false name and ran. Justice served.

[Eyensky]

Lesson: don’t run from the police so close to the freeway.