Ohhh gezzz you can't make this stuff up .. - Page 2

I  support a pilot program that teaches first responder education for autism awareness in our state. That is an important issue that also needs empathy and awareness.

Right but does a cop need to tase an autistic child? What about a mentally ill person that they knew well enough to not frisk, one who was not high on drugs and who was probably afraid of being beaten up? Watch the videos and read the links. This is happening day after day after day all across America. Most of the cops in the video of the homeless man are overweight and not in shape to be police officers and seem angry, using the f word. Showing the homeless man their fists in an angry threatening manner. And then probably lying about it all in offical reports, sugar coating it. Look at the guy after they finished murdering him. What a shame.

These children, the autism spectrum and others, are also getting abused by bus monitors and their bus drivers just ignore what goes on.  This stuff is being recorded and they still do it! So, bad behavior is not limited to the profession of cop. I will trust you that watching a young teen get tased is abhorrent. I'll not be watching it myself, thanks. You seem to want to hate all cops.

Oh, the videos don't show the tasing, they are just stories about the tasing. The autistic child is only a story not a video.

Awww Moons I like Alex Jones, I've been listening to that guy for over 10 years now. I like Adam Kokesh too. I'll be seeing them both in Chantilly Virginia May 31 - June 3 for the Builderberg Protest I'm sure. LMAO

Seriously, I like guys who have a pair an say what everyone's thinking via the Bullhorn.

Story Link : http://www.prisonplanet.com/david-vs-goliath-toddler-stares-down-russian-riot-police-picture-of-the-day.html

http://www.loop21.com/life/cop-kicks-pregnant-woman-stomach

Sad. Seems this cop has an anger issue.

That's not the saddest thing!

LOL

Police: Pa. officer broke into house, did laundry
Associated Press – Wed, May 23, 2012

AVALON, Pa. (AP) — Dirty clothes have a Pittsburgh-area police officer in hot water.

Rankin police Officer Jason Rocco is charged with trespassing and criminal mischief for allegedly breaking into a neighbor's home to wash his clothes.

Rocco was arraigned Saturday and released on his own recognizance.

WPXI-TV (http://bit.ly/L6xvKc ) reports the home's owner noticed his electric bill was unusually high, given that he hadn't lived in the house for months. When the owner visited, investigators say he found the dryer running with Rocco's clothes inside.

Avalon police who questioned Rocco say he told investigators the home's back door was already broken and he "just had to do some laundry."

A phone listing for Rocco could not be located Wednesday. A preliminary hearing is scheduled for Thursday.

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Information from: WPXI-TV, http://www.wpxi.com

http://www.courthousenews.com/2012/06/06/47162.htm

BALTIMORE (CN) - When an architect crashed his car while suffering a diabetic reaction on the way home from Bible study class, state and county police pepper sprayed him in the face and clubbed and Tasered him to death, his wife claims in court.

Linda Johnson sued the Maryland State Police, Baltimore County Police, their top commanders and six officers who allegedly beat and Tasered to death Carl D. Johnson on May 27, 2010.

Johnson suffered a diabetic attack sometime after 8:15 p.m. that night, after calling a friend to tell him he was leaving his Bible class, according to the complaint in Baltimore County Court.

He suffered a diabetic attack, crashed on the I-795, and his car came to rest against the guardrail in the median near the merger with I-695.

According to the complaint, when State Trooper Davon Parker arrived and tapped on the window, and Johnson managed to lower the window, Parker pepper sprayed him in the face.

Johnson then got out of his car and Parker clubbed him at least once in the knee. Defendant Officer Loss (fnu) then arrived and whacked Johnson at least twice with his club, the complaint states.

Baltimore County Police Officer Nicholas Wolferman then arrived, whacked Johnson "at least three times" with his own baton, then he and Officer Loss "grabbed Mr. Johnson and threw him over the guardrail," Johnson's widow says.

Three more cops arrived, including Baltimore County Officer Andrew O'Neill, who Tasered Johnson twice. Officer Loss then punched him in the face and the six officers managed to handcuff him, the widow says.

Eight more cops arrived, and someone took his wallet, which included a medical alert card about his diabetes. Nonetheless, the cops forcibly held him down, though he was not resisting, and was handcuffed, his wife says.
"Upon information and belief, there were approximately 52 individuals that responded to the scene," according to the complaint.