(04-14-2021, 04:00 PM)flsprtsgod Wrote: He ran from the cops for over a mile and then refused to get out of his car. As an uncooperative detainee had every reason to be afraid.

It appears he was looking for a safe area to pull over. That is the responsible thing to do. If I was in his situation I'd do the same exact thing. I don't wanna get myself or anyone else killed, because I pulled over in a dangerous spot. He was not being uncooperative at all. If he was trying to flee, he never would've stopped at all or he would have ran. We see those types of videos all the time. This was different. He did neither. That is evident in the video. They won't even tell him why they were pulling him over. These are just "amped up" cops looking to assert their authority on someone without justification. That's what happens when you put people with personality disorders in positions of power. The power goes to their heads and you get incidents like this. I truly believe police or other professions that allow you to use deadly force, should make potential employees go through very stringent psychological evaluations before they put you out in the field. I truly don't believe this cop would've passed such an evaluation based upon his actions in this video.

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(04-14-2021, 04:30 PM)The Real Marty Wrote:

(04-14-2021, 03:42 PM)TheO-LineMatters Wrote: I'm not even talking about the knockout game. I'm talking about people just randomly attacking other people. It doesn't matter to them if they are men, women or the elderly. It's getting more prevalent and I don't get it. There's no confrontation or no argument which leads up to the attacks. These people just walk up to strangers of all ages, sexes and races and just start wailing on them. It's like society has gone crazy!

How do you know it's getting more prevalent?

Statistically, it's being reported more.

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