Video of arrest sparks investigations

[Niteshift]

You might think we've forgotten who you were or how your lengthy disappearence was the only thing that kept you from being banned your last time around..........

We didn't forget.

[Stone]

Maybe I am a little biased or just stupid, but I would take the word of a cop over that of a street thug anyday, unless of course there are some very extenuating circumstances to contradict that line of thought.

If that SOB grabbed my crotch, you bet he would get a good smack to the head if he didn't let go when I told him to!

It is becoming pretty aparent our amature videographer has an adjenda of his own, so I hope this cop is spared from the dumb *** mayors wrath.

[FLLawdog]

Now the cameraman (named "Crooks"...hmmmm) is arrested on an outstanding warrant but he is afraid of retribution by the police. Well, if you're gonna be dumb, you'd better be tough. I'm not saying that will happen because in most cases anytime someone has a complaint with an individual officer, that officer is told to do everything humanly possible to have no contact with the person. Now, I'm sure something like that has been said to the officers in that area.

I can see where he can be paranoid, but I think it's more self villification more than anything else. Plus, come on, the spot light is shining bright, let's turn that 15 minutes into 30 .

[jarhead6073]

Originally posted by FLLawdog:
Oh, by the way, if you watch the video with open eyes and an open mind, you can see where this claim COULD be substantiated.

Actually, as of two days ago, CNN had edited the video down even farther. They cut out the part where Officer Morse was calm and on the radio and cut straight to the punch. So much for fair unbiased reporting...

[Frank Booth]

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