police needs a minimum of respect imo

But if they don't get it they're allowed to point guns and handcuff? :/

Both sides are wrong in this.

This as long as it falls short of public intoxication guidelines.

This post was edited by Superman on Nov 18 2014 12:12pm

...police have established rules and guidelines for when they may pull out their weapon ...to say they can't do so in the case of an aggressive,non-cooperative drunk is a load of hogwash .

i was getting coffee, wearing a shirt, and pajama pants

i wasnt aggressive at all, i didnt resist him hand cuffing me for no reason, i was putting the lid on my cup and he said what are you doing why are you in here and pulled his gun out, came up to me drove it into my spine, i dropped to the ground and gave him my hands

then he dislocates my shoulder twisting my wrist completely around to be sure the hand cuffs are as uncomfortable as possible

i say hey man you are fucking up my arm, he says shut the fuck up and twists some more



went to my doctor, everything is fine, my shoulder will stop hurting in a week or two

got a wrist cast for a few weeks also

the hotel sent me $1000 to and an apology letter, so im going to go see a chiropractor with this and get my leg muscles fixed up

my knee is completely swollen now, doesn't really bend at all, doctor says it will go down in a few days

the supervisor called me yesterday night and asked if i wanted to file a complaint, i refused, i told him to just be sure that kid doesnt kill someone next time

WIDOWS IDEA OF PROPER POLICE GUIDELINES

..police have established rules and guidelines for when they may pull out their weapon ...to say they can't do so in the case of an aggressive,non-cooperative drunk is a load of hogwash .

lol i dont care