[kellyhound]

[30564U]

That was a hoot! What would have been even funnier, was when he turned his back to the water cannon truck, they hit him at half pressure...kinda like a circus clown fire extinguisher routine. Then they could've just kept watering him with low pressure and then when he got really really mad...they hit him will full pressure. you gotta love police departments that have a fleet of water cannons...what fun.

[Oswald2001]

No doubt he's claiming that he's a 'victim'.

[30564U]

In the old days those police water cannon trucks spewed out a mixture of water and a very potent form of tear gas (I think CS or CR? Gas) that had a very strong invisible UV dye. Then, they'd go around with a portable UV light and arrest everyone that had the invisible dye stains. As I remember the tear gas would actually make you sick...not like regular CS or CN gas...I think it was called CR or DR(?). In fact I think someone like the UN outlawed it's use in riot situations. I don't know if it was supposed to be used in the US at all. I vaguely remember my agency having a stockpile of this more nasty form of tear gas when I first started in the 1980's. I think it had a purple or violet color code, but I could be wrong. I want to say that CS gas canisters had a blue color coded stripe, CN gas had a red color coded stripe, and OC gas had a orange color coded stripe. I don't remember what the smoke grenades had for color coding, but I think it had a stripe in the color of the smoke it expelled. I think that the British forces got in trouble in Northern Ireland using the CR gas and the UV dye...and as a result they outlawed that gas. Just an FYI from my memory vault of obscure stuff.

[uncleanone]

lmfao for a chubby guy he got knocked back pretty far

[Pyramid_Head]

That should cool down that hot head.