Indian Grandfather Paralyzed After Encounter With Alabama Police

[leopard2]

Well, cops breaking a Grandfather's spine? Why not? Shooting children or tasering old women gets boring after awhile.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2009/06/09/police-taser-great-grandm_n_213218.html

and again

http://thefreethoughtproject.com/video-cops-raid-family-party-pepper-spray-children-taser-grandma/

and again

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6wYwMnTzuPI

and sure enough, unconscious people get beaten too:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wfx7TEuqHEA

Being an incurable psychopath must be a primary requirement for becoming a (US) cop...

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[rosh]

and sure enough, unconscious people get beaten too:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wfx7TEuqHEA

Being an incurable psychopath must be a primary requirement for becoming a (US) cop...

Wow, that is crazy. Were they only fired ?

It was one policeman.
Charges have been filed against him

[leopard2]

and sure enough, unconscious people get beaten too:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wfx7TEuqHEA

Being an incurable psychopath must be a primary requirement for becoming a (US) cop...

Wow, that is crazy. Were they only fired ?

It was one policeman.
Charges have been filed against him

Recent entry on youtube

"The guy who hit the officer got 20 years.

The cops who beat the unconscious suspect were fired -- then hired back with full back pay and benefits 2 years later.

That's justice in America today."

Obama should stop homegrown terrorism like that, before hitting ISIS

[manis]

Looks like the cop has finally been indicted.

http://www.reuters.com/article/2015/03/27/us-usa-police-alabama-idUSKBN0MN22820150327

[Aggressor66]

We need body cameras that operate 24-7 on these guys all the livelong day.
They find it reduces violence something like 80%.

[manis]

We need body cameras that operate 24-7 on these guys all the livelong day.
They find it reduces violence something like 80%.

If a few guys are made an example of, it may cause a shift in attitude of the entire force.

[rosh]

If anybody is curious about how this case ended, here is the answer.

http://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-35309224
Police officer acquitted in 'assault' on Indian grandfather

[bizerinm]

It looks like they have no physic control during application for working in police..The advantages looks like: beat everybody, be violent,use weapons in all occasions..what did old men to deserve this? Walking with the baby?! Is that a crime?