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Originally Posted by computerworks
All the parties involved acted "stupidly."
Black or white, he was goin' down. You can't be guilty of 'contempt of cop' in Boston... 
Those who know the town, know what I mean. |
Stupid comment IMO. I was a Deputy Sheriff for 12 years, and attitudes
like this are ignorant.
I had a situation very similar to the officer above. My partner and I responed to a 911 hang up at a residence. We arrived at the home and were met outside by a drunk black male. We told the man that we needed to check the house to make sure everyone was ok after he claimed nobody called 911. This guy responded by sicking his dog on me which I shot and killed after he bit me in the thigh. The incident ended after a showdown in the guys kitchen after he threw a coffee maker at me, and threatened us with kitchen knifes. After a dose of pepper spray the guy gave up. This all happend in front of his 11 year old daughter who was screaming for her dad to stop.
I ended up in federal court (his dirtbag lawyer filed a 5 million dollar federal lawsuit) after this guy claimed racism, and stated that we had beat him with batons. The guy had no injuries (we took full body pictures of him before booking), and all the use of force experts that testified stated that we could have used deadly force in the kitchen and would have been justified. Instead of being thankful he was still alive, this dirtbag plays the race card and put my partner and I threw two years of B.S. which ended in a jury trial in federal court where we were exonerated.
This stuff happens all the time. I worked in a city that had a very bad gang problem, but working the black side of town was much worse than the hispanic side. This is changing now because the hispanics are learning from the black activist groups to play the same games. I am glad I don't have to deal with this B.S. anymore
