San Francisco Police Knock Out Resisting Suspect
Posted on 31. Jul, 2010 by megab in News
2ND EDIT:A big thanks again to everyone that watched and shared this with their friends and families. Here is what happens when people get the word out about the police state: Honors for this video (8) #76 – Most Viewed (This Week)) – News & Politics – Australia #40 – Most Viewed (This Week)) – News & Politics – Canada #53 – Most Viewed (This Week)) – News & Politics – United Kingdom #66 – Most Viewed (This Week)) – News & Politics – Ireland #50 – Most Viewed (This Week)) – News & Politics – India #80 – Most Viewed (This Week)) – News & Politics – New Zealand #81 – Most Viewed (This Week)) – News & Politics #92 – Most Viewed (This Week)) – News & Politics – South Africa EDIT: Thanks to everyone making this go viral. This video has been published on NBC Bay Area and the cop that did this is suspended and badge and gun have been taken. Read the news here: www.nbcbayarea.com San Francisco, California . Video shows a San Francisco police officer throwing a resisting suspect to the ground, apparently knocking her unconscious. This needs to go viral!!! Download this and spread it as much as possible.
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Thistlesifter220
29. Jul, 2010
I don’t get it…. a person can either cooperate and get in the car nice and easy or they can make the officer’s job a total pain in the ass and risk getting injured…. seems like a no brainer to me… unless of course you actually do not have a brain…
bizzyb0ne017
30. Jul, 2010
Whoa, was that a choke slam?
mrbrightbill
30. Jul, 2010
Looks to me like she jumped back. Her feet were on the floor board of the car. It was obvious that this woman was drunk and disorderly. Now EMS will pick her up, they will take her to and ER and somebody who is really sick will have to wait because this dumb woman couldn’t stay at home.
anooseholay
30. Jul, 2010
Looks like that resisting bitch just fell down to me.
hannityforpres
30. Jul, 2010
Key word: “Resisting”. Dont resist the police, and you wont have problems.
texboyinsf
30. Jul, 2010
Um, those SFPD offciers were FAR from violent with that street trash. As an SF resident, I am tired of the mentally ill street people ruining this city, using city services (the police, in this case) without contributing to the community. This mentally ill woman obviously did something wrong, or the police wouldn’t have been called in the first place (and was loud enough to rouse the video taker, I notice). Resisting arrest and shouting at the police officers on top of that?–Unacceptable.
AmericanNohbuddy
30. Jul, 2010
@fortycalsig
When the cops say you’re under arrested you shouldn’t be allowed to say no, nor resist because that defeats the purpose. Plus it’s an additional crime to resist arrest. And you know damn well they didn’t just leave the baby by itself.
AmericanNohbuddy
30. Jul, 2010
@bryanmonkeyface
Yeah say that to them when they catch the guy who kills someone you know, or robs your house, etc.
fortycalsig
30. Jul, 2010
@AmericanNohbuddy I know no such thing. Anyway, resistance is generally against the “rules,” depending on the situation, and that isn’t likely to change. I was mainly pointing out that it is human nature, and often ethical and correct, to resist being taken prisoner.
AmericanNohbuddy
30. Jul, 2010
@fortycalsig
No, not depending on the situation. When a cop says you’re under arrest you let them put the damn handcuffs on you. Human nature against non law enforcement, but guess what? These guys are cops.
fortycalsig
30. Jul, 2010
@AmericanNohbuddy Yes, depending on the situation, and the arresting officer must explain the pertinent details to the target (unless target pre-emptively physically attacked the officer). Then, it is reasonable for the target to appraise the officer’s purported justification. Police, honorable tho many of them are, do not have arbitrary authority to randomly arrest anyone they want. Police are just people like us, w/ a certain social standing when on duty.
AmericanNohbuddy
30. Jul, 2010
@fortycalsig
“I see a gun in your car”
“No I don’t have a gun”
How does that work? The fact is there is something called probable cause. Cops say you’re under arrest you should obey. There is no reason to resist arrest from the police in this country.
fortycalsig
30. Jul, 2010
@AmericanNohbuddy I’m not arguing that there’s no such thing as probable cause, although reasonable people disagree as to what constitutes it. But consider that if a police officer attempts to physically interfere with someone without probable cause, then that someone clearly has a retaliatory option. At least they do in an open society, as ours is alleged to still be, as opposed to a full-on police state.
AmericanNohbuddy
30. Jul, 2010
@fortycalsig
And it has happened and at times the cop gets in trouble. At the end of the day if they say you’re under arrest you have no reason to resist.
fortycalsig
30. Jul, 2010
@AmericanNohbuddy I think our only disagreement is really whether a resistor might under some extreme circumstances conceivably be found not-guilty of “resisting.” I find it impossible to allow that there is no such circumstance so when you say categorically “no reason,” I think possibly you’re putting yourself in a position of insensitivity and inflexibility when it comes to police abusing people, which they manifestly do all the time. Which abuse will increase as the number of bad laws rises.
SonDimz
30. Jul, 2010
damnnn i guess she’ll never be the HEAD of a major corporation.
AmericanNohbuddy
30. Jul, 2010
@fortycalsig
Guess what the law says right now? So follow it. You want to go to serve more time in jail? Go ahead. And don’t ask for police help when someone you know gets hurt, or you get robbed, or worse.
LORDNIKKON555666
30. Jul, 2010
I want to knock cats out also! Only to get suspended with pay, i want that job!
fortycalsig
30. Jul, 2010
@AmericanNohbuddy Don’t cop an attitude because you can’t argue my points. I’m not a criminal; I have great respect for the work that police officers do esp. in their capacity of investigating crime, but I also have great respect for people individually and their right not to be abused by criminals, the police or potentially corrupt police. In other words, I support the right of self-defence. If you are a police officer, then you’re probably the kind of power-whore cop I’m concerned about.
fortycalsig
30. Jul, 2010
@AmericanNohbuddy Oh, yeah… and don’t give me orders, you un-American nobody.
LordOfSandbox
30. Jul, 2010
Good job =) Cop +1 – Junkie -0
resist0224
30. Jul, 2010
Theres no such thing as police brutality. GO COPS WOOOOHHOOOOOOOOOO
OpinionatedJerk
31. Jul, 2010
Youtube has been a nightmare for all the corrupt cops across America. Every day there’s a new video on here.
AmericanNohbuddy
31. Jul, 2010
@fortycalsig
No I’m not a cop but I know some that are not like that. Not every cop is a “power whore”. My point is you should resist arrest at any time, it just makes it worse.
rickster348
31. Jul, 2010
who ever taped this is lucky the cops didn’t see them. More jurisdictions are making it illegal to video cops.