Current Events > Black teen in tuxedo choked outside of Waffle House.

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Capn Circus posted...

It's sickening how the liberal fake news media publishes these events and mentions race (only if they're black though). There's an article on CNN's front page about a black nurse leaving an elderly white man to die after he fell (or was probably intentionally pushed by staff)---she completely falsified documents to try to cover up her negligence. This happens every day in America and it's only a story because it was an ex-Trump adviser's father. But is the headline, "Black nurse left elderly white man to die"? NO! Of course not.

"At some point, Wall and his younger sister got into a shouting match with people at the restaurant. WTVD showed another video, apparently from a cellphone, that featured Walls sister, in a prom dress, screaming and swearing at employees."

And after watching the video, he's absolutely resisting the officer---even turning around in full force. It's clear as day he was resisting. I would never even dream of doing that if an officer is attempting to place me in handcuffs.

Things like this happen to white people every day. You resist arrest and fight back---you get thrown to the ground. Simple as that.

Let me have your hands above your head and smash it into a glass window and see if you stand there and let me cuff you.

I mean, people naturally dislike being bound up or having their movements restricted, so resisting arrest isn't out of the ordinary. It can also be like protecting yourself against an aggressor.
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lol the black "teen" was clearly resisting arrest. There's also no details on why the guy was being arrested in the first place.
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Funbazooka posted...

Agnostic420 posted...

Funbazooka posted...

Don't resist arrest. Police will get physical with you if you physically resist arrest.

You didnt watch the video did you? -_-

I did. He's struggling and resisting arrest through the whole video. Flips around so the cop can't get his arms behind his back. He does not comply with the officer trying to get his arms behind his back to cuff him. He even tells the cop to get his hands off him. Straight-up resisting.

There's literally nothing wrong with passive resistance

Watch live PD every week, both nights and people do resist arrest and they get taken down appropriately. Have yet to see someone from a verbal fucking altercation get a stand up choke with a single grab, that isnt procedure anywhere for resisting arrest.

Hell Id have been fine with a hard take down and cuffed up, but smashing into the glass and then a stand up choke against a window? Just shut the fuck up with that narrative.

Delta_F14 posted...

lol the black "teen" was clearly resisting arrest. There's also no details on why the guy was being arrested in the first place.

Why is teen in quotations? What point are you trying to make here?
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It's amazing that people can't just say "wow, that looks like the officer used excessive force" instead of being like "let's wait to see if that person deserved to 8 missing teeth and a shotgun shell to his testicles".
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Agnostic420 posted...

Let me have your hands above your head and smash it into a glass window and see if you stand there and let me cuff you.

What led up to that point to where he had to do that? The video doesn't show.

I'll wager a lot that he was non compliant, very mouthy and repeatedly resisted orders. Once again, something I would never do.

With the only context we have, the individual (in the tux) was in the wrong and did the wrong thing. You do not fight back or resist an officer once they've made a decision.
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Kineth posted...

It's amazing that people can't just say "wow, that looks like the officer used excessive force" instead of being like "let's wait to see if that person deserved to 8 missing teeth and a shotgun shell to his testicles".

Common sense, surroundings, one cop, the report of the incident already was arguing with employees, verbally.. people standing and walking around non chalantly, the fact hes outside already, the fact there was no call of any weapon currently or he wouldnt be approached as such, the fact its illegsl to physically assault someone for a verbal assault or confrontation..

Capn Circus posted...

Agnostic420 posted...

Let me have your hands above your head and smash it into a glass window and see if you stand there and let me cuff you.

What led up to that point to where he had to do that? The video doesn't show.

I'll wager a lot that he was non compliant, very mouthy and repeatedly resisted orders. Once again, something I would never do.

With the only context we have, the individual (in the tux) was in the wrong and did the wrong thing.

His hands are above his head at the start, he had control until he slammed his head into the glass.. watch it..

NinjaWarrior455 posted...

Delta_F14 posted...

lol the black "teen" was clearly resisting arrest. There's also no details on why the guy was being arrested in the first place.

Why is teen in quotations? What point are you trying to make here?

The criminal is 22 years old.
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I am curious to why the officer felt like he needed to detain him. But, what else do you do if someone is resisting? Seriously...
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Funbazooka posted...

NinjaWarrior455 posted...

Delta_F14 posted...

lol the black "teen" was clearly resisting arrest. There's also no details on why the guy was being arrested in the first place.

Why is teen in quotations? What point are you trying to make here?

The criminal is 22 years old.

Also cant call him a criminal. He may have just been detained, charges can be dropped. Its not guilty until proven innocent, its the other way around. He hasnt been in front of a judge so no, he isnt a criminal. But you alrsdy knew that.

Re-iNcarnated posted...

LET'S WAlT FOR ALL THE FACTS FIRST.

Left-wingers mock factual evidence because it usually proves them wrong.
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scorpion41 posted...

I am curious to why the officer felt like he needed to detain him. But, what else do you do if someone is resisting? Seriously...

A front facing choke isnt the way.. hell.. even if you agree with the choke, that cop needs retrained, he was away from his body when he turned around to even get him to the ground properly.

Agnostic420 posted...

Funbazooka posted...

NinjaWarrior455 posted...

Delta_F14 posted...

lol the black "teen" was clearly resisting arrest. There's also no details on why the guy was being arrested in the first place.

Why is teen in quotations? What point are you trying to make here?

The criminal is 22 years old.

Also cant call him a criminal. He may have just been detained, charges can be dropped. Its not guilty until proven innocent, its the other way around. He hasnt been in front of a judge so no, he isnt a criminal. But you alrsdy knew that.

Fair enough. The accused is not a teen. He is 22 years old. He's a grown assed man
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Funbazooka posted...

Re-iNcarnated posted...

LET'S WAlT FOR ALL THE FACTS FIRST.

Left-wingers mock factual evidence because it usually proves them wrong.

I got into an argument and called a white supremacist from a black friend for agreeing with the police in the Waffle House video where the female got arrested by 3 cops. One it was pretty clear she wasnt listening at all and it came out that she threatened to come back and shoot the place up. And they didnt give two shits about the facts. They took the 2-3 minute cell phone video that showed nothing and used that as proof.

He was clearly resisting arrest.

Pro-tip, don't. He's lucky to be alive. Cops, can, will and should escalate until the suspect is in custody. I don't get how people don't know this already.
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Agnostic420 posted...

scorpion41 posted...

I am curious to why the officer felt like he needed to detain him. But, what else do you do if someone is resisting? Seriously...

A front facing choke isnt the way.. hell.. even if you agree with the choke, that cop needs retrained, he was away from his body when he turned around to even get him to the ground properly.

Dude pulled away and got an arm free when they got against the wall. A front choke is acceptable to regain control. The officer looked like he was trying to detain him without crushing him. So the question is: what did he do to prompt being detained?
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https://www.fbi.gov/news/pressrel/press-releases/fbi-releases-2016-statistics-for-law-enforcement-officers-killed-and-assaulted-in-the-line-of-duty

In 2016, of the 57,180 officers assaulted while performing their duties, 28.9 percent were injured.

This is why, if you resist arrest, I believe the police have a long leash as to what is justified.

Just imagine for a second, if these were deemed "newsworthy".

Based on the 2016 numbers, you're talking over150 times every single day. A quarter of those serious enough to report injuries.

Think about the outrage you'd feel if you heard it every single day, that officers were assaulted at an alarming rate.

Why isn't that news?

Agnostic420 posted...

Capn Circus posted...

Agnostic420 posted...

Let me have your hands above your head and smash it into a glass window and see if you stand there and let me cuff you.

What led up to that point to where he had to do that? The video doesn't show.

I'll wager a lot that he was non compliant, very mouthy and repeatedly resisted orders. Once again, something I would never do.

With the only context we have, the individual (in the tux) was in the wrong and did the wrong thing.

His hands are above his head at the start, he had control until he slammed his head into the glass.. watch it..

His hands were above his head because the officer had to get him to that point. It's clear the officer was struggling to control him from the start of the video. Also, his head wasn't "slammed" against the glass.

*edit: And actually, only one of his hands were in the air. This officer was struggling to maintain order and he was resisting.
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I knew this would be a topic here when I saw the video.
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BGleason22 posted...

https://www.fbi.gov/news/pressrel/press-releases/fbi-releases-2016-statistics-for-law-enforcement-officers-killed-and-assaulted-in-the-line-of-duty

In 2016, of the 57,180 officers assaulted while performing their duties, 28.9 percent were injured.

This is why, if you resist arrest, I believe the police have a long leash as to what is justified.

Just imagine for a second, if these were deemed "newsworthy".

Based on the 2016 numbers, you're talking over150 times every single day. A quarter of those serious enough to report injuries.

Think about the outrage you'd feel if you heard it every single day, that officers were assaulted at an alarming rate.

Why isn't that news?

Police don't have even the top 10 most dangerous profession
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Gee, why would somebody trying desperately to breathe resist being manhandled like that?

Very strange!

Paper_Okami posted...

Police don't have even the top 10 most dangerous profession

Thats a deflection from his question, though. If you followed that logic, most people in a wide variety of careers would never, ever be able to complain about something happening to them.
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situation: man resists arrest and police officers get physical to detain said man

CE: this is racism bc blacks should obviously be able to resist arrest!
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TightEnd posted...

situation: man resists arrest and police officers get physical to detain said man

CE: this is racism bc blacks should obviously be able to resist arrest!

That would be racist, nobody is saying only blacks should be able to non-violently resist being thrown into a cage.

I'd be fine with a white kid doing this too, and would also want the cop who assaulted said white kid fired.

Paper_Okami posted...

BGleason22 posted...

https://www.fbi.gov/news/pressrel/press-releases/fbi-releases-2016-statistics-for-law-enforcement-officers-killed-and-assaulted-in-the-line-of-duty

In 2016, of the 57,180 officers assaulted while performing their duties, 28.9 percent were injured.

This is why, if you resist arrest, I believe the police have a long leash as to what is justified.

Just imagine for a second, if these were deemed "newsworthy".

Based on the 2016 numbers, you're talking over150 times every single day. A quarter of those serious enough to report injuries.

Think about the outrage you'd feel if you heard it every single day, that officers were assaulted at an alarming rate.

Why isn't that news?

Police don't have even the top 10 most dangerous profession

Number 14 isn't too shabby.
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Funbazooka posted...

Agnostic420 posted...

Funbazooka posted...

Don't resist arrest. Police will get physical with you if you physically resist arrest.

You didnt watch the video did you? -_-

I did. He's struggling and resisting arrest through the whole video. Flips around so the cop can't get his arms behind his back. He does not comply with the officer trying to get his arms behind his back to cuff him. He even tells the cop to get his hands off him. Straight-up resisting.

Lmao you're not even trying to be subtle anymore.

Its so fucked up, the kid is lucky to be alive.
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BGleason22 posted...

In 2016, of the 57,180 officers assaulted while performing their duties, 28.9 percent were injured.

how injured? Because the study could be counting something like being scratched as an injury
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gougeI4NRulez posted...

BGleason22 posted...

In 2016, of the 57,180 officers assaulted while performing their duties, 28.9 percent were injured.

how injured? Because the study could be counting something like being scratched as an injury

a mark or wound made by scratching.
"the scratches on her arm were throbbing" [more]
synonyms: score mark line abrasion scrape scuff laceration groove gash
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Jeeze, would you look at that fat, sloppy, peckerwood-ass redneck? Like a caricature out of a movie.
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I've never been there (never seen one in my area) but it seems that nothing good ever happens at Waffle Houses.

There are tons of videos shot there at that public freakout subreddit too.

TightEnd posted...

situation: man resists arrest and police officers get physical to detain said man

CE: this is racism bc blacks should obviously be able to resist arrest!

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The logical conclusion of the far left's shortsightedness would be that authorities should not be allowed to arrest black people when they violate the law. Stand down policies on protected classes. They don't come right out and say it, not yet anyway, but it can't be far off. All it would take is a sustained diet of media click-bait and university level inculcation. It's undoubtedly loony, but we've seen similar lunacy proliferate in certain circles in recent years.
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can we not have people immediately shit on black people just because some neanderthal cop decided to abuse their power?

yes, this happens to white people too at times, doesnt mean the cop isn't a power abusing scumbag. not really a coincidence cops are lower class people that tend to get on power trips tbh
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andel posted...

can we not have people immediately shit on black people just because some neanderthal cop decided to abuse their power?

It would be nice if we could, but we have a lot of people on this board with low or no standards.
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Kineth posted...

andel posted...

can we not have people immediately shit on black people just because some neanderthal cop decided to abuse their power?

It would be nice if we could, but we have a lot of people on this board with low or no standards.

yeah i mean i dont always agree with you or w/e but at least it seems like you usually come from a position of authenticity unlike many of these people
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Anarchy_Juiblex posted...

He was clearly resisting arrest.

Pro-tip, don't. He's lucky to be alive. Cops, can, will and should escalate until the suspect is in custody. I don't get how people don't know this already.

They do but theyve been lead to believe they are victims when really they are just degenerates and mennaces.

Fucker got what he deserved.

Dont start no shit wont be no shit. Cop had every right to slam that fucker to the ground.
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I'm pretty torn on this one, to be honest.
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ModLogic posted...

why does it matter what his skin color is?

Because you can post about blacks being victims but if you post about them being perps you get modded
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On one hand, you don't need to handcuff him for disorderly conduct. Just send him a citation and tell him to fuck off away from Waffle House.

On the other hand, once the decision is made by the officer you're getting bracelets put on, don't resist. It's not your call whether you get arrested or not. And police can detain you without charging you while they investigate, including handcuffing you, if they feel that your behavior warrants such.

I'd like to see what happens before the video starts, since the officer is already hands-on when the video cuts on. I'm sure there's more footage.
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How is his race relevant to this?
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Funbazooka posted...

The logical conclusion of the far left's shortsightedness would be that authorities should not be allowed to arrest black people when they violate the law. Stand down policies on protected classes. They don't come right out and say it, not yet anyway, but it can't be far off. All it would take is a sustained diet of media click-bait and university level inculcation. It's undoubtedly loony, but we've seen similar lunacy proliferate in certain circles in recent years.

You're spot on. It's very sick.
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BGleason22 posted...

Think about the outrage you'd feel if you heard it every single day, that officers were assaulted at an alarming rate.

I'd feel no outrage. It's their job. No different than a customer service rep getting verbally abused.
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