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06-10-2020, 02:21 PM
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Sage
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Scorpyo
Everyone knows that once a suspect is on the ground and his hands are cuffed behind his back then he is restrained and the knee to the neck is unnecessary because there is nothing he can do and the police that are restraining him are no longer in any danger. Isn't that true? Watch this video which we've never seen on TV.
Handcuffed Man Kicks New York City Police Officer Onto Subway Tracks During Arrest - YouTube
If a train was coming, instead of suffering some broken bones, she would not be here today but I'm sure we would not have heard anything about it. |
4 Policemen on him for about 8 min is overkill.
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