• Drusas@kbin.social
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    8 months ago

    He hadn’t even done anything. He just happened to show up when cops were present, and now he’s dead.

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      8 months ago

      Nothing wrong, other then resisting anyway.

      I’m not a fan of cops but if they decide to put cuffs on you, don’t resist. Doesn’t matter if you’re in the right or not.

      Don’t take this as me saying he deserved any of this because he doesn’t. But things would have gone very different if he just complied.

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          8 months ago

          Probably, but if you think fighting the cops is a good idea then you have a tough life ahead of you.

          What’s your plan? Out running them? They live for the moment to chase you down with helicopters so they can pull out all their fun toys.

          All you’re doing is giving them ammunition to fuck your life up even harder.

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              Totally.

              Except the victim did something wrong. Instead of glossing it over and ignoring it, maybe you should learn something from it.

              Fighting with the cops for seven minutes is literally the exact opposite of “not life threatening”.

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                People are going to do the wrong thing. They will be tired, or impaired, or disabled in some way. They might not speak the same language as the cop, or be panicking for some unrelated reason.

                Are you going to train everybody how to do the “right” thing? No, that’s impossible. Train the cops. They didn’t need to detain this guy when he didn’t comply with the pain compliance. They could have backed off, followed him, and figured out a better solution.

                You might say, they have better things to do. I say, because they didn’t a man is dead, fuck you.

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                  8 months ago

                  Back off and follow him?

                  Did you even read the article? You sound clueless. Read the article ffs.

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              8 months ago

              Resisting arrest is a crime.

              Wearing a skirt isn’t a crime.

              You’re being obtuse in either case. If you want to fight the cops go for it but you’ll lose every time. You know that already, so there is no excuse for not knowing that resisting arrest will ALWAYS make the situation worse.

              There is never a situation where escalating with the cops will benefit you.

              If you think this is relatable to getting raped then you sound like you live in a little bubble.

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                Resisting arrest is a crime. But it’s not a crime you can be arrested for.

                You have to be under arrest for something in order to resist arrest. Then they can add that as a crime.

                So tell me, what was he being arrested for? Because I’m pretty sure he was actually resisting illegal detainment.

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                  First of all it sounds like you’re completely oblivious to the law and how the real world works.

                  Second of all did you even bother reading the article? The cops were called to the apartment due to domestic violence reports. The officers confronted someone at the apartment and stopped them to ask them questions. They weren’t being “detained”.

                  Instead of complying with the cops he immediately ran. When finally confronted he started fighting. This went on for 7 minutes. 7 minutes is a long fucking time to be fighting someone.

                  He wasn’t “executed” like all the super dramatic folks in here are saying. He died several days later in the hospital.

                  Running from the cops is always the wrong idea. Fighting the cops will only be met with further escalation.

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            8 months ago

            It is not apples and oranges. It is the same thing. It is the more vulnerable party having to give in to the stronger party because they have no other legitimate recourse.

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        Resisting is a secondary charge dumbass you can’t be successfully charged with it without a preceding charge, at least know what you’re talking about before you speak about it.

        You’re not wrong there, but that doesn’t make resisting an actual charge that could stick or they could be arrested for.

        Yes yes, of they want to murder you just let them, we’ve heard it before but I guarantee of the save happens to you you’d likely react the same. It’s human nature to which is why it’s not a charge in most of the modern world.

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        “Stop resisting!”

        You know that it’s very difficult to calm down when you have emotions raging, dude was probably pumped full of adrenaline and was like “what the fuck is going on?”.

        Cops seem to think they have the ultimate say and you have to listen to everything they say immediately. If you don’t, you end up dead half the time.

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        No, I will make them kill me because living with the conditions they impose on me is worse. There’s no light on the other end of the court room. I know first hand.

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    8 months ago

    Idk of they are all the same but the police tasers that I have had interactions with are preset to send the shock for 5 seconds once activated. So beyond the 8 time this guy was receiving an electric shock for 40 of 90 seconds.