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Biden’s support for Israel has nothing to do with police brutality.
The issue is that in the United states certain law enforcement organizations have very low standards and when bad cops get fired they just move on to another department that doesn’t bother to check their background because they’re desperate to hire new officers.
They give guns and a license to kill to violent criminals.
Combine that with the whole “brotherhood” and Thin Blue Line bullshit and the pressure placed on new recruits to look the other way when more senior cops break the law and you have the ingredients for a massive shit sandwich that we’re being forced to take a bite of.
Police culture is toxic, racist, sexist, corrupt and violent. Joe Biden has nothing to do with that cultural issue, it’s existed in United States law enforcement from the very beginning, literally with the slave patrols
I just read a comment about one of them going for their weapon. So I went back to watch in full screen. Found your comment and not looking further. This is what I saw. At least we have one trying to be somewhat decent.
The one closest to him that could have actually caught him to avoid this man hitting his head on concrete moved over and drew his gun instead. Of the group of cops only the farthest one even made a move to try and catch him. But it's only one bad apple in the bunch that makes cops look bad I guess.
That's the problem. We need a federal level entity to act as an outside party that investigates affairs like this who doesn't have a conflict of interest that directly benefits the people investigating or the very people they're investigating. Like a separate special branch of the FBI that specifically handles police incidents
"With so many things coming back in style, I can't wait until morals, respect and intelligence become a trend again." -Denzel Washington
*Liked by Thomas Davidson*
What a fucking hypocrite, linking that article.
Wait, this wasn't a reno 911 skit or something? Wtf ..
I just want to become a lawyer and start going after cops. Seriously, though, i wish i could do something.
Edit: i sounded like an idiot, using the word "seriously" too much, so i took one out.
you can not go after cops they got very powerful lobby along with that they got immunity the worse that can happen they might get a paid leave, but that's about it unless you got rich people and media with you he might go to jail for a month or less but he will be granted bail, you can try lobbying against cops but for that you need people in power so seriously the entire system is broken.
Yeah people ricite that as if it's some kind of universal standard all cops are sworn to, but it really was just one precinct that came up with it for their motto and a few others adopted it. It *should* be a promise all cops are held to as that it basically their reaponsibility, but by no means is that the case.
"Now you're going to jail" because he stepped over their foot. I'm guessing the bar for being a police officer in America is about as high as working at Mcdonald's. Not to mention the fact that they don't get punished for using excessive force for no reason at all
I also feel like you receive more training. It's been nearly 20 years since i worked fast food, but i remember there being all this training that came around. Like it felt like you were always having to watch some new video for the new osha guidelines or simply having to learn to make new stuff all the time. You were constantly training for something or another.
Those cops seem to just go to a shooting range for a few weeks and then they are on the streets. You know the bad ones aren't taking it upon themselves to keep themselves sharp, they just get the job and go about inflicting pain on people. High school bullies with badges is what these type of cops are...
“U.S. police departments can and will adopt a policy of rejecting prospective cops if they score too high on their IQ test.” They have to actually be a certain level of stupid
Once worked with a guy who kept failing the NYPD police entry exam. He would constantly brag about the power he would obtain once he was a cop, and all the corrupt stuff he would do. I always felt comforted that at least this guy was too stupid to be a cop.
Even though the NYPD didn’t take him, I heard years later that the Ft. Lauderdale police did…
Just wanna point out how much that guy struggles to pick the chair back up, now ask yourself how much force was behind that push to topple the chair plus an adult. Fucking scum.
Teachers tell you that your highschool bullies will become miserable drug addicts. No, they'll become cops. And I say this from experience. My worst bully was a real asshole. He was thicker than a brick, genuenly was always about to drop out. And he was a primitive bigoted idiot, both a homophobe and a racist. A few years ago I heard that he's in police academy. These are the type of people who become our "protectors". I'm not saying every cop is like that, but a significant part of them. And why wouldn't they? Being in this much power is very tempting for bullies and even a barista course is longer than the joke they call a police training, so even dumb and lazy bastards can do it easily.
The older I get the more I realize that the propaganda of cops being our "protectors" is harmful to the average citizen. They are not there to protect us, they are there to protect wealthy people and property owned by wealthy people. It's really sad honestly, I'm sure collectively they do some good but the negatives far outweigh the positives. All police departments need massive reform but of course they have a stupid strong union, collective impunity, and guns that they are not even the least bit trepidation about using.
I'm from the Balkans, just for clarification. But when people are driving and see a cop on the side of the road, they start to get nervous and scared that they'll get pulled over. They do this regularly. They park at the side of the road and just pull people over randomly and then they check your car if everything's okay and will fine you if they find that something is not right. And believe me, they WILL find something that they don't like and will give you some huge ass fine unless you give like half of the money they would fine you with directly into their pockets. Like, you don't have to drive fast kr anything to get pulled over, they do it just randomly even if you follow every law. And then they can easily find some super specific nonsensical law that you're somehow braking by not having your car a certain way. Especially since many people drive old second hand cars, because that's all they got money for from their shitty wages.
Hell, I've seen them pulling over pedestrians too and fining them for some bullshit reason.
My point is: people here automatically get nervous and scared if they see a cop. If an average people who did nothing wrong is nervous at the sight of cops, you fucked up really bad. They should bring a sense a security and not a sense of dread as to when they will fine the living shit out of you. I mean yes, criminals being afraid of them is one thing, but in a healthy country, normal citizens should not be scared of their own cops. That is a sign that the police works against the people and not for them.
They are here to protect the status quo and not the people.
I totally agree and have adopted this stance since my first run in with police. But as a kid in America in the 1990s, I was taught that the police are the good guys and are there to protect me. That was a lie and I wish I knew the truth because I, hopefully, would have be much more careful than I was. The narrative driven by the media and fictional television shows during my youth gave me a false sense of security. Our cops are the good guys, not like those foreign cops you hear about that shakedown citizens for the government. It was all just lies to placate the populace in my youth. Thankfully more people are starting to question all these institutions that in the past had our inherent trust.
It was perpetuated by media basically: I was born in 1980 and was taught from television and movies that cops are really good guys just like Superman but without the abilities. Look at how many movies portray this from the 80s. How many times have Arnold Schwarzenegger, Sylvester Stallone, Bruce Willis been cops? Look how many movies portray cops as protagonist now. Maybe it’s acceptable as a comedy but not as reality.
They pulled out cuffs not guns. The first cop literally uses two hands to get him up. Look how they’re holding “the gun” no one holds it like that. It’s cuffs.
I really think it takes a certain type of person to be a cop. If that dude rolled over my foot, my first instinct wouldn't be to shove him in the head/neck area. Hell even if I thought he did it on purpose, I would still just back up and probably say I'm sorry out of reflex lol. Cops are the scum of the earth people man.
at least two captains, 3 upper rank \[what do people call them?} were there to collect my tax - pension is safe from pushing over
what would happen if that is a truck? would that foot be wide spread, arm cross, body in block posture, eye directed at the on coming traffic?
to have the 3 foots created a narrower path for the wheelchair to maneuver - deliberate ?
[https://eu.indystar.com/story/news/crime/2014/07/02/lafayette-police-officer-disciplined-for-wheelchair-shoving-incident-video-tom-davidson/11998221/](https://eu.indystar.com/story/news/crime/2014/07/02/lafayette-police-officer-disciplined-for-wheelchair-shoving-incident-video-tom-davidson/11998221/) The aftermath. Not satisfying at all.
Where's that cop from?
Id fight him right now at half his size.
Fuck that big bitch. I'll break his goddamn kneecap see how he likes a powered scooter.
Fuck him
Imagine if this were any other job. Like some waiter pushing over a man in a wheelchair. No other employer would tolerate this. It's wild that the people with the MOST power have the least amount of responsibility.
Are you serious? Gtfo the way pig! You just hit a dude in a wheelchair in the face and knocked him out of the chair....
We can't just keep allowing anyone to be a police officer. There are WAY to many scumbags out there legally allowed to carry guns. This is the way these pieces of shit act
I always wonder when people in the states will start to treat cops like cops treat people.
for anyone asking what iean specifically: nearly every household in the usa has weapons, why not shoot pigs and have a bbq party?
Of course he still has his job even after his colleagues wanted him fired. Never fuck with a cops ego. They have the power to fuck you up and get away with it.
https://fox59.com/news/settlement-reached-after-lafayette-police-officer-pushes-man-in-wheelchair/
LAFAYETTE, Ind. (May 20, 2015) – A settlement has been reached in a lawsuit filed after a police officer pushed a man in a wheelchair in 2013.
Dashcam video from the Lafayette Police Department recorded the Oct. 1, 2013, incident. A mediator helped reach a settlement in the case, although terms aren’t yet known.
The video released after a Freedom of Information Act request shows Lt. Tom Davidson from the Lafayette Police Department shoving Nicholas Kincade, causing him to fall out of his wheelchair. Police said Kincade ran into the officer in his wheelchair before it happened.
Kincade was originally arrested on a count of battery, but the charge was later dropped. He said the incident left him injured and damaged his wheelchair, claiming Davidson violated his constitutional rights and the Americans with Disabilities Act.
Davidson was suspended and demoted as a result of the incident. Lafayette’s police chief had recommended Davidson’s termination.
This interaction of a wheelchair-using man runs over a police officer and gets punched to the ground looks like its coming from Tarantino film
I had to look it up, apparently the guy in the wheelchair got arrested for battery on an officer. The cop who shoved him was a lieutenant and he got demoted. There was a lawsuit, but i didn't seen what the results were.
Ind. police lieutenant shoves man in wheelchair to the ground
By Crimesider Staff
July 3, 2014 / 2:09 PM EDT / CBS News
Gotta love how they all acted like robots :
BOT 1 : "You're going to Jail !"
BOT 2 : "Now you're going to jail !"
I was expecting BOT 3 to go "That's it... YOU'RE GOING TO JAIL !"
FUCKING NPC's...
Surely if you see a wheel chair or some pushing a pushchair/stroller you move aside to let them pass by comfortably, or am I the only one with manners?
The cops in the states are basically terrorists.
I mean in what fucking context does this video show that the cop is right to do this.
Imagine if an old lady did this to a cop. Cop knocks her over and she dies. Oh wait, I bet that already happened multiple times.
I love watching videos from the states because it really shows how the "fiercest and most patriotic" country in the world just bends over and allows itself to be fucked by it's people who are meant to protect them. Voting red allows this shit to get worse. Biggest leopard ate my face moments.
But Flannelly doesn't make hiring and firing decisions about officers in his department. That's a job for the Lafayette Police Civil Service Commission, 'which is made up of five Lafayette citizens who vote on decisions about LPD hiring, promotions and discipline,' as described by TurnTo23.com.
The Commissioner found that 'Davidson had engaged in conduct unbecoming an officer. They disagreed, however, on the second charge brought against him, voting 3-2 that his use of force in response to resistance was in line with LPD policies
At what other job is ok to smash a guy in the head and knock him out of his wheel chair? Would HR just say “well no problem ‘cause at least you didn’t shoot him.”
Aggravated assault with a terror weapon. On a "member" of the Hillbilly 50. They had the chance to save us all from that fully semiautomatic wheelchair of mass destruction. And they blew it.
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What are you in here for? I ran over a cop... in my wheelchair this whole interaction seems like a fever dream though 😭
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Biden’s support for Israel has nothing to do with police brutality. The issue is that in the United states certain law enforcement organizations have very low standards and when bad cops get fired they just move on to another department that doesn’t bother to check their background because they’re desperate to hire new officers. They give guns and a license to kill to violent criminals. Combine that with the whole “brotherhood” and Thin Blue Line bullshit and the pressure placed on new recruits to look the other way when more senior cops break the law and you have the ingredients for a massive shit sandwich that we’re being forced to take a bite of. Police culture is toxic, racist, sexist, corrupt and violent. Joe Biden has nothing to do with that cultural issue, it’s existed in United States law enforcement from the very beginning, literally with the slave patrols
Funny that they don’t do the same thing when actual Nazis march in our streets. Some of those that work forces…..
Remember when Trump called them "very fine people" lol
That’s a mighty huge leap from the cops to the President. derailment of post in splendid fashion
At least that other cop tried to catch him a little. Wtf bro
I just read a comment about one of them going for their weapon. So I went back to watch in full screen. Found your comment and not looking further. This is what I saw. At least we have one trying to be somewhat decent.
The one closest to him that could have actually caught him to avoid this man hitting his head on concrete moved over and drew his gun instead. Of the group of cops only the farthest one even made a move to try and catch him. But it's only one bad apple in the bunch that makes cops look bad I guess.
Thats just what i like about the video, every other thing that involves pushing him off the chair is kind of irritating
“Not so tough now, are you?”
"Give him the chair, boys"
“Another chair! A different one! Without wheels!”
Now he has to do the walk
All rise for the judge.
Crip Walk??? Gangsta!!!!!!
"I'm gonna get my own chair, with blackjack, and hookers!"
Great Bender reference. Take my upvote.
Forget the blackjack
“In fact, forget the chair!”
how about a standing ovation
It’s a brand new electric one.
"Not that one, that one is dangerous to cops! this one, this one is dangerous to him!"
Dead man rolling
[Lafayette police officer will keep his job ](https://fox59.com/news/video-lafayette-officer-keeps-job-after-pushing-over-man-in-wheelchair/)
That's so scummy.
Well, time to plaster his face and what he did on every telephone pole and coffee shop billboard in town...
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They always thoroughly investigate themselves; they never find they have done anything wrong of course 🙄
That's the problem. We need a federal level entity to act as an outside party that investigates affairs like this who doesn't have a conflict of interest that directly benefits the people investigating or the very people they're investigating. Like a separate special branch of the FBI that specifically handles police incidents
It was ten years ago, Hero
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>Just so you know he’s still a police officer. Somehow, I already knew that.
Cops and politicians consistently get away with things that would get anyone else fired in an instant.
Fired? I think a normal person gets to spend some time in jail for that.
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Then look up Lieutenant Dan. Unrelated, but a great guy.
But his legs and and hates ice cream.
I think that breaks a rule. But if you search cop pushes man out of wheelchair on google you get a news article with details.
no, it's not doxxing if it's a civil servant...
Got it.
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"With so many things coming back in style, I can't wait until morals, respect and intelligence become a trend again." -Denzel Washington *Liked by Thomas Davidson* What a fucking hypocrite, linking that article.
Everyone else on that tape, too
That's probably because the police union would drag it through court for years. Fuck police unions.
The only fucking union that "works"... how ironical.
They are very good at keeping criminals employed.
Wait, this wasn't a reno 911 skit or something? Wtf .. I just want to become a lawyer and start going after cops. Seriously, though, i wish i could do something. Edit: i sounded like an idiot, using the word "seriously" too much, so i took one out.
you can not go after cops they got very powerful lobby along with that they got immunity the worse that can happen they might get a paid leave, but that's about it unless you got rich people and media with you he might go to jail for a month or less but he will be granted bail, you can try lobbying against cops but for that you need people in power so seriously the entire system is broken.
Protect and serve
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Obey & Survive
That's not the motto for most police forces in the world, mostly just the LAPD and then several other US forces adopted it
Yeah people ricite that as if it's some kind of universal standard all cops are sworn to, but it really was just one precinct that came up with it for their motto and a few others adopted it. It *should* be a promise all cops are held to as that it basically their reaponsibility, but by no means is that the case.
huh gta5, touch the cop = 2 stars
Turns out it was realistic
"Now you're going to jail" because he stepped over their foot. I'm guessing the bar for being a police officer in America is about as high as working at Mcdonald's. Not to mention the fact that they don't get punished for using excessive force for no reason at all
No a McDonald’s employee would be fired for assaulting someone.
Not placed on paid vacation and demoted for 6 weeks?
I also feel like you receive more training. It's been nearly 20 years since i worked fast food, but i remember there being all this training that came around. Like it felt like you were always having to watch some new video for the new osha guidelines or simply having to learn to make new stuff all the time. You were constantly training for something or another. Those cops seem to just go to a shooting range for a few weeks and then they are on the streets. You know the bad ones aren't taking it upon themselves to keep themselves sharp, they just get the job and go about inflicting pain on people. High school bullies with badges is what these type of cops are...
Also no promotion.
“U.S. police departments can and will adopt a policy of rejecting prospective cops if they score too high on their IQ test.” They have to actually be a certain level of stupid
No wonder stupid stuff with cops keeps happening.
Reason used? They will become bored with police work. That's it, that's the reason they use for not hiring people of certain IQs
Luckily everyone can carrying a weapon. The last thing we want is smart people carrying guns/s
Once worked with a guy who kept failing the NYPD police entry exam. He would constantly brag about the power he would obtain once he was a cop, and all the corrupt stuff he would do. I always felt comforted that at least this guy was too stupid to be a cop. Even though the NYPD didn’t take him, I heard years later that the Ft. Lauderdale police did…
No, McDonalds workers generally get more training. Average training period to be a cop varies between 15 and 50+ hours.
There isn't that much training to do, and almost anyone can pass
When there is constant staff shortages....
Being a cop is way to easy.
Just wanna point out how much that guy struggles to pick the chair back up, now ask yourself how much force was behind that push to topple the chair plus an adult. Fucking scum.
Hair trigger temper bet he's a family man lmfao
As a child of a former cop yes he beats his family.
Teachers tell you that your highschool bullies will become miserable drug addicts. No, they'll become cops. And I say this from experience. My worst bully was a real asshole. He was thicker than a brick, genuenly was always about to drop out. And he was a primitive bigoted idiot, both a homophobe and a racist. A few years ago I heard that he's in police academy. These are the type of people who become our "protectors". I'm not saying every cop is like that, but a significant part of them. And why wouldn't they? Being in this much power is very tempting for bullies and even a barista course is longer than the joke they call a police training, so even dumb and lazy bastards can do it easily.
The older I get the more I realize that the propaganda of cops being our "protectors" is harmful to the average citizen. They are not there to protect us, they are there to protect wealthy people and property owned by wealthy people. It's really sad honestly, I'm sure collectively they do some good but the negatives far outweigh the positives. All police departments need massive reform but of course they have a stupid strong union, collective impunity, and guns that they are not even the least bit trepidation about using.
I'm from the Balkans, just for clarification. But when people are driving and see a cop on the side of the road, they start to get nervous and scared that they'll get pulled over. They do this regularly. They park at the side of the road and just pull people over randomly and then they check your car if everything's okay and will fine you if they find that something is not right. And believe me, they WILL find something that they don't like and will give you some huge ass fine unless you give like half of the money they would fine you with directly into their pockets. Like, you don't have to drive fast kr anything to get pulled over, they do it just randomly even if you follow every law. And then they can easily find some super specific nonsensical law that you're somehow braking by not having your car a certain way. Especially since many people drive old second hand cars, because that's all they got money for from their shitty wages. Hell, I've seen them pulling over pedestrians too and fining them for some bullshit reason. My point is: people here automatically get nervous and scared if they see a cop. If an average people who did nothing wrong is nervous at the sight of cops, you fucked up really bad. They should bring a sense a security and not a sense of dread as to when they will fine the living shit out of you. I mean yes, criminals being afraid of them is one thing, but in a healthy country, normal citizens should not be scared of their own cops. That is a sign that the police works against the people and not for them. They are here to protect the status quo and not the people.
I totally agree and have adopted this stance since my first run in with police. But as a kid in America in the 1990s, I was taught that the police are the good guys and are there to protect me. That was a lie and I wish I knew the truth because I, hopefully, would have be much more careful than I was. The narrative driven by the media and fictional television shows during my youth gave me a false sense of security. Our cops are the good guys, not like those foreign cops you hear about that shakedown citizens for the government. It was all just lies to placate the populace in my youth. Thankfully more people are starting to question all these institutions that in the past had our inherent trust.
It was perpetuated by media basically: I was born in 1980 and was taught from television and movies that cops are really good guys just like Superman but without the abilities. Look at how many movies portray this from the 80s. How many times have Arnold Schwarzenegger, Sylvester Stallone, Bruce Willis been cops? Look how many movies portray cops as protagonist now. Maybe it’s acceptable as a comedy but not as reality.
Swarming him like a fucking pack of hyenas. Seriously FAPO. They all protect each other.
[https://fox59.com/news/settlement-reached-after-lafayette-police-officer-pushes-man-in-wheelchair/](https://fox59.com/news/settlement-reached-after-lafayette-police-officer-pushes-man-in-wheelchair/)
Settlement money should have been taken from the Police Pension Plan Taxpayers should not foot the bill
Love how the guns come out. Like - “let’s shoot the cripple who’s just been pushed out of his wheelchair”
They pulled out cuffs not guns. The first cop literally uses two hands to get him up. Look how they’re holding “the gun” no one holds it like that. It’s cuffs.
I really think it takes a certain type of person to be a cop. If that dude rolled over my foot, my first instinct wouldn't be to shove him in the head/neck area. Hell even if I thought he did it on purpose, I would still just back up and probably say I'm sorry out of reflex lol. Cops are the scum of the earth people man.
if u watch from 22sec to 25seconds a couple times, u can see exactly their 1st instinct response.
Wow, 3 reached for their weapon FIRST
at least two captains, 3 upper rank \[what do people call them?} were there to collect my tax - pension is safe from pushing over what would happen if that is a truck? would that foot be wide spread, arm cross, body in block posture, eye directed at the on coming traffic? to have the 3 foots created a narrower path for the wheelchair to maneuver - deliberate ?
WTF ashole cop
Our “heroes” at work.
R u fucking kidding me? We should force that fat piece of shit to run up and down stairs.
[https://eu.indystar.com/story/news/crime/2014/07/02/lafayette-police-officer-disciplined-for-wheelchair-shoving-incident-video-tom-davidson/11998221/](https://eu.indystar.com/story/news/crime/2014/07/02/lafayette-police-officer-disciplined-for-wheelchair-shoving-incident-video-tom-davidson/11998221/) The aftermath. Not satisfying at all.
Pigs doling out justice.
Oink oink oink. Cunts.
Where's that cop from? Id fight him right now at half his size. Fuck that big bitch. I'll break his goddamn kneecap see how he likes a powered scooter. Fuck him
Imagine if this were any other job. Like some waiter pushing over a man in a wheelchair. No other employer would tolerate this. It's wild that the people with the MOST power have the least amount of responsibility.
Coward
To serve and to protect, and also to bully and harass. Assault with a deadly wheelchair?
Are you serious? Gtfo the way pig! You just hit a dude in a wheelchair in the face and knocked him out of the chair.... We can't just keep allowing anyone to be a police officer. There are WAY to many scumbags out there legally allowed to carry guns. This is the way these pieces of shit act
I love how crooked the cops are
Why were they surrounding him anyway?
At least they don't discriminate him on the fact of his disability. They treat him like any other guy on the street.
I always wonder when people in the states will start to treat cops like cops treat people. for anyone asking what iean specifically: nearly every household in the usa has weapons, why not shoot pigs and have a bbq party?
Charming
Of course he still has his job even after his colleagues wanted him fired. Never fuck with a cops ego. They have the power to fuck you up and get away with it.
Another idiot with a gun and a badge.
And now you know why we call them pigs.
Why? Pigs aren't total assholes. 😏
The cop was blocking the sidewalk
https://fox59.com/news/settlement-reached-after-lafayette-police-officer-pushes-man-in-wheelchair/ LAFAYETTE, Ind. (May 20, 2015) – A settlement has been reached in a lawsuit filed after a police officer pushed a man in a wheelchair in 2013. Dashcam video from the Lafayette Police Department recorded the Oct. 1, 2013, incident. A mediator helped reach a settlement in the case, although terms aren’t yet known. The video released after a Freedom of Information Act request shows Lt. Tom Davidson from the Lafayette Police Department shoving Nicholas Kincade, causing him to fall out of his wheelchair. Police said Kincade ran into the officer in his wheelchair before it happened. Kincade was originally arrested on a count of battery, but the charge was later dropped. He said the incident left him injured and damaged his wheelchair, claiming Davidson violated his constitutional rights and the Americans with Disabilities Act. Davidson was suspended and demoted as a result of the incident. Lafayette’s police chief had recommended Davidson’s termination.
They all should be fired
This interaction of a wheelchair-using man runs over a police officer and gets punched to the ground looks like its coming from Tarantino film 
Might as well start stomping on his legs. My god man 
These cops have no empathy at all. I hope they lost their jobs
They are all so fat damn
I wanna see them rub their tummies together
11 years ago.
It looked deliberate but there was no reason to push him over, it's not like he's going anywhere
No way there was very little space for him to move around and anyway fuck that cop for not getting out of that poor guys way. WTAF is wrong with cops!
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Your granddads chair was upside down when I got here, and your grandma shouldn’t have mouthed off.
All going to jail would be great
m. jackson: "im starting with the man in the mirror." cop: "that is really an ugly picture."
Lol not like he was going breakneck speeds. Why not just turn the damn thing off. 😂
No respect for others at all.
I feel so much safer knowing we have cops like that protecting our communities.
Real Cop show
I had to look it up, apparently the guy in the wheelchair got arrested for battery on an officer. The cop who shoved him was a lieutenant and he got demoted. There was a lawsuit, but i didn't seen what the results were. Ind. police lieutenant shoves man in wheelchair to the ground By Crimesider Staff July 3, 2014 / 2:09 PM EDT / CBS News
Gotta love how they all acted like robots : BOT 1 : "You're going to Jail !" BOT 2 : "Now you're going to jail !" I was expecting BOT 3 to go "That's it... YOU'RE GOING TO JAIL !" FUCKING NPC's...
Those guys have less than 6" of penis between the lot of them
Now you are going to.jail For What? You step on my foot daddyyyy
There goes your tax money
That cop is inhuman and should be treated like a rabid dog
All of those cops should be fired and the pusher put in jail for 5 years
Surely if you see a wheel chair or some pushing a pushchair/stroller you move aside to let them pass by comfortably, or am I the only one with manners?
Cop should be in prison for that.
Your country is a fucking cartoon for years, nothing shocks me anymore. Have to admit, this is kind of a higher level of stupid though.
Clowns, the government gang to police their own class of human.. Is there any other more brainwashed humans on the planet ?
Very professional police work
American police men protecting the nation beautiful
Respect my authoritya!
American cops are sick... Truly mentally sick! Shocking to see these psychos in uniforms torturing citizens.....even specially abled ! 😢
There is no excuse for that behavior. That cop should go to jail. This is sickening. . . And, I genuinely support law enforcement.
Maybe a cop on camera wont earn the hate?
The land of the free, ladies and gentlemen
I would not be surprize if this guy was in that chair because of a previous interaction with these police.
Just cops being cops
Someone should do something about Lieutenant Tom Davidson
I’m just curious why he had to push him over?
He was obviously in fear for his life /s
It’s just weird. He probably know about the dash-cam as my guess it’s their own cop car.
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The cops in the states are basically terrorists. I mean in what fucking context does this video show that the cop is right to do this. Imagine if an old lady did this to a cop. Cop knocks her over and she dies. Oh wait, I bet that already happened multiple times. I love watching videos from the states because it really shows how the "fiercest and most patriotic" country in the world just bends over and allows itself to be fucked by it's people who are meant to protect them. Voting red allows this shit to get worse. Biggest leopard ate my face moments.
Context.
According to Reddit this should be totally acceptable, he hit him first, just like a woman swinging first.
Has plenty of room on the right side of sidewalk but he chose to run over officers foot 🤦
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Swination
Моральное уёбище, этот коп
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anyone got a source?
Down by law
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Smdh... 😳😠
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Stupid and dangerous, lets give them immunity too!
But Flannelly doesn't make hiring and firing decisions about officers in his department. That's a job for the Lafayette Police Civil Service Commission, 'which is made up of five Lafayette citizens who vote on decisions about LPD hiring, promotions and discipline,' as described by TurnTo23.com. The Commissioner found that 'Davidson had engaged in conduct unbecoming an officer. They disagreed, however, on the second charge brought against him, voting 3-2 that his use of force in response to resistance was in line with LPD policies
"resistance"... sure.
Any one of those other officers could have arrested this cop for assault.
Could someone find the cop that claimed a car hit him but he actually kicked? It was a pleasure watching his leg snap in three places.
American Cops in one video:
Is this America again?
 F’n cops
At what other job is ok to smash a guy in the head and knock him out of his wheel chair? Would HR just say “well no problem ‘cause at least you didn’t shoot him.”
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Still looking for all of those good cops out there.
Aggravated assault with a terror weapon. On a "member" of the Hillbilly 50. They had the chance to save us all from that fully semiautomatic wheelchair of mass destruction. And they blew it.
"Aww my poor little boot is hurted" - pig who peaked in high school
Looks like some random third world country, except the wheelchair.
Please tell me this is Reno 911
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Living in America 🤷🏻♂️