Current Events > BRUTAL footage of golfer Scottie Scheffler's arrest

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https://x.com/CPowers14/status/1793680233134170609

Top left corner. Surprise! The police lied. Cops said he dragged a police officer 10 yards with his vehicle

Let's all have a moment of silence for the cop's $80 pants, which were destroyed beyond repair when he, I dunno, shit himself or something, I guess.

Yeah that video looks like a lot of nothing.

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https://twitter.com/CPowers14/status/1793680233134170609

God damn Kentucky

Honestly, the most infuriating part of all of this is that, the more we learn about this, the more obvious it is that the officer clearly lied about what happened. Yet the officer will face no consequences for lying and falsely arresting someone

It looks like maybe he bumped him with his car mirror? That, of course, is hardly a reason to arrest anyone.

But hey, it's the LMPD. They are the shits.

Who was that bootlicking chud in the topic about this originally trying to smugly suggest that he was the only rational person and everyone else was crazed with ACAB-riddled brains?

So does the PGA ever let this course host a major event again?

I think some people are saying, no telling if true or not, that this is *after* the supposed dragging.

However, if that's true, it appears there are more than 1 officer in the area. Are none of their body cameras on?

@bigblu89

Get in here, you need to defend your boy some more

Who was the guy desperately defending the cop and the "eyewitness account?"

Needs a shaming.

UnholyMudcrab posted...

@bigblu89

Get in here, you need to defend your boy some more

More information. Viewpoints change. That's how these things work.

I based my original opinion on the information we had. We now have new information.

Officer has already been disciplined for not having his body cam on during the incident.

Charges haven't been dropped on Scheffler. Yet.

Not sure what else I'm supposed to say.

It's odd how none of that says "I was wrong."

bigblu89 posted...

More information. Viewpoints change. That's how these things work.

I based my original opinion on the information we had. We now have new information.

Officer has already been disciplined for not having his body cam on during the incident.

Charges haven't been dropped on Scheffler. Yet.

Not sure what else I'm supposed to say.

Perhaps you should stop giving cops the benefit of the doubt since they always lie.

ScazarMeltex posted...

Perhaps you should stop giving cops the benefit of the doubt since they always lie.

Ok

Im officially team ACAB now.

I have seen the light. And its definitely not blue.

https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/forum/c/ca6709d7.jpg

I am shocked, the police officer was lying?

bigblu89 posted...

Ok

Im officially team ACAB now.

I have seen the light. And its definitely not blue.

My guy you can just admit you were wrong and that cops generally don't deserve the benefit of the doubt that you like to give them, no need to be so salty about it.

You won't learn anything from this though and will go right back to devil's advocating for the police.

ablegator posted...

So does the PGA ever let this course host a major event again?

Yes. The course played pretty good and the event was very enjoyable to watch.

Just think, if the cops do this and think they can get away with it against a rich, semi-famous white dude... imagine what they do to poor minorities.

aarrgus posted...

I think some people are saying, no telling if true or not, that this is *after* the supposed dragging.

However, if that's true, it appears there are more than 1 officer in the area. Are none of their body cameras on?

I can't see this being the case because nobody else reacts. You'd think that if one of them got dragged to the ground, the others would have gone after the car too.

ablegator posted...

So does the PGA ever let this course host a major event again?

Valhalla? Oh yes...it hosts the PGA's, US Opens, Ryder Cup, etc. It's one of like 10 that is always on the schedule for Majors.

Murphiroth posted...

My guy you can just admit you were wrong and that cops generally don't deserve the benefit of the doubt that you like to give them, no need to be so salty about it.

You won't learn anything from this though and will go right back to devil's advocating for the police.

In this particular case, its obvious that the cop, along with the eye witness (that was friendly with Scheffler so I didnt think hed make up that Scheffler was in the wrong) didnt tell an accurate account of the incident, so my opinion on the incident was also wrong.

It will not, however, stop me from taking each incident as its own, and continue to base my opinions on information provided, without prejudices.

I kind of wanted to see a cop hanging on the hood of Scotties car.

bigblu89 posted...

It will not, however, stop me from taking each incident as its own, and continue to base my opinions on information provided, without prejudices.

Without prejudice or pattern recognition.

UnholyMudcrab posted...

I can't see this being the case because nobody else reacts. You'd think that if one of them got dragged to the ground, the others would have gone after the car too.

I read that the arresting officer was disciplined for not having his camera on, but NONE of the other officers cameras picked this up?

That seems hard to believe.

bigblu89 posted...

It will not, however, stop me from taking each incident as its own, and continue to base my opinions on information provided, without prejudices.

Bro I already said you'd continue to give cops the benefit of the doubt they don't deserve, no need to repeat it.

So they initially said the cop went to the hospital for injuries but instead it was just his fucking pants getting dirty because he fell down?

How many "individual" situations do you need to see cops just flat out lying before maybe not just whole-heartedly believing everything their PR Depts. put out?

Fool me once, shame on you.
Fool me twice....Can't get fooled again!!

fuck pigs

divot1338 posted...

I kind of wanted to see a cop hanging on the hood of Scotties car.

This will have to do.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qxZJejrMfRE

Throw the cop into prison for lying.

Throw Scheffler in prison too anyway because golf fucking sucks.

Wow it's like we all fucking called it

https://youtu.be/Tq0LS-MrVOI?si=j8vfu0COcCCOtxUB

LeoRavus posted...

This will have to do.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qxZJejrMfRE

See now this is the problem with these supercops. They do not obey the laws of physics.

If that driver were to stop, the cop is going to get thrown head first into traffic/pavement since hes not even holding on.

[LFAQs-redacted-quote]

It was ONE eye witness that was supposedly friends with Scheffler.

My bad for thinking his information was accurate.

I know this will be a shocker to everyone other than bigblu but :

"Gillis was suspended for five days for "conduct unbecoming" for driving "an intoxicated civilian in your police vehicle" and "proceeding to doing 'donuts' in a business parking lot," according to a Sept. 18. 2013 memo by then-Chief Steve Conrad.

He was also disciplined for pursuing "a vehicle that did not commit a violent felony or wanted on a warrant," according to a June 9, 2021 memo by then-Chief Erika Shields.

Officer Gillis was found "at fault" for accidents on May 22, 2021 and Aug. 6, 2019 that led to oral reprimands.

Gillis was also found to be "at fault" for a Dec. 1, 2013 accident that led to an oral reprimand and mandatory driver's training."

Sandalorn posted...

I know this will be a shocker to everyone other than bigblu but :

"Gillis was suspended for five days for "conduct unbecoming" for driving "an intoxicated civilian in your police vehicle" and "proceeding to doing 'donuts' in a business parking lot," according to a Sept. 18. 2013 memo by then-Chief Steve Conrad.

He was also disciplined for pursuing "a vehicle that did not commit a violent felony or wanted on a warrant," according to a June 9, 2021 memo by then-Chief Erika Shields.

Officer Gillis was found "at fault" for accidents on May 22, 2021 and Aug. 6, 2019 that led to oral reprimands.

Gillis was also found to be "at fault" for a Dec. 1, 2013 accident that led to an oral reprimand and mandatory driver's training."

https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/forum/4/46644028.jpg

Sandalorn posted...

I know this will be a shocker to everyone other than bigblu but :

"Gillis was suspended for five days for "conduct unbecoming" for driving "an intoxicated civilian in your police vehicle" and "proceeding to doing 'donuts' in a business parking lot," according to a Sept. 18. 2013 memo by then-Chief Steve Conrad.

He was also disciplined for pursuing "a vehicle that did not commit a violent felony or wanted on a warrant," according to a June 9, 2021 memo by then-Chief Erika Shields.

Officer Gillis was found "at fault" for accidents on May 22, 2021 and Aug. 6, 2019 that led to oral reprimands.

Gillis was also found to be "at fault" for a Dec. 1, 2013 accident that led to an oral reprimand and mandatory driver's training."

Looking back I shouldve became a cop. You can literally do anything you want and nothing happens

New rule. If your body cam isn't on and recording any time you're on duty, it's an instant suspension without pay. Repeat offenses = find a new fucking job.
That may initially sound extreme, but at this point it's just simply a fact that cops lie all the time, (hell, they even lie when the truth would sound better). You can't trust anything they say.

Bigblu was also wrong because the "one friendly to Scheffler" eyewitness didn't even give a damning report. It always sounded like nothing and that the police were making shit up.

ThunderTrain posted...

Looking back I shouldve became a cop. You can literally do anything you want and nothing happens

People will even lick your boots for free!

B7 for posting video of brutal assault against an officer of the law

Damn, it must be really easy to be a cop. No matter how much you screw up you rarely get punished and even rewarded for your mistakes.

LightningAce11 posted...

Damn, it must be really easy to be a cop. No matter how much you screw up you rarely get punished and even rewarded for your mistakes.

And people like Bigblu will always give you the benefit of the doubt, no matter how often you or your coworkers get caught lying.