Caron Nazario police traffic stop
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RlS8ht3PERs
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2021/apr/11/vi...
The US police don't do themselves any favors.
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2021/apr/11/vi...
The US police don't do themselves any favors.
They dont, i agree, however you can tell this f
ker is trying to rile the police up, and all bets are off at thats stage as cops are only humans. He was asked to get out of the car a ridiculous number of times.
Non compliance suggests there is something to hide, and that gets officers backs up.
ker is trying to rile the police up, and all bets are off at thats stage as cops are only humans. He was asked to get out of the car a ridiculous number of times.Non compliance suggests there is something to hide, and that gets officers backs up.
NextSlidePlease said:
Non compliance suggests there is something to hide, and that gets officers backs up.
Edited by anonymous-user on Monday 12th April 10:11
The Spruce Goose said:
NextSlidePlease said:
Non compliance suggests there is something to hide, and that gets officers backs up.
They were very heavy handed though given he posed no threat when finally out of the car, god knows why he had to lay on the ground at that point, surely hands behind your back whilst being cuffed is enough. They were probably just pissed off.
BabySharkDooDooDooDooDooDoo said:
Guy was clearly on a wind up which you don’t do in the USA.
Do I agree with the police actions? No. However it’s just the way of life in the USA and they need to be cautious.
On a wind up? Really. I find that incredible. The Lieutenant reacted calmly, did not raise his voice, was, in fact, the opposite of most of the non compliance videos we see. A Lieutenant is a pretty responsible rank, the man is serving his.country for goodness sake, and only asked for reasons. Looks like the officer saw none of that. Do I agree with the police actions? No. However it’s just the way of life in the USA and they need to be cautious.
'They' need to be cautious? Ah, well, that's OK then. It.must be 'their' own fault.
How long training those offices have had? How much of it is about de-escalating situations etc? I bet it is difficult to find any other 1st world country where one gets to be police officer with so little training as in US. In most countries rambo types will be picked out long before they pass through training. In most cases they do not even get in at all. Seems shoot first and don't ask questions later is basic requirement in US. There are way too many videos like this for behaviour to be just few people in the force.
Byker28i said:
Nope guy was following recommended procedures, drive to a nearby, well lit area with your hazards on as recommended by some US forces
Coppers had lost it straight away, made up their minds and escalated to the extreme straight away.
100% this based on the clip I saw on sky and the reporting he was following advice by stopping somewhere safe. He did not speed off ir attempt to escape. He made clear he was not based on a traffic stop required to leave his car and he made clear he felt threatened so was scared to do so. Even if he was taking this piss he 100% did not break the law or in anyway pose a threat to the officer.Coppers had lost it straight away, made up their minds and escalated to the extreme straight away.
biggbn said:
BabySharkDooDooDooDooDooDoo said:
Guy was clearly on a wind up which you don’t do in the USA.
Do I agree with the police actions? No. However it’s just the way of life in the USA and they need to be cautious.
On a wind up? Really. I find that incredible. The Lieutenant reacted calmly, did not raise his voice, was, in fact, the opposite of most of the non compliance videos we see. A Lieutenant is a pretty responsible rank, the man is serving his.country for goodness sake, and only asked for reasons. Looks like the officer saw none of that. Do I agree with the police actions? No. However it’s just the way of life in the USA and they need to be cautious.
'They' need to be cautious? Ah, well, that's OK then. It.must be 'their' own fault.
Whereas, as Byker goes on to point out - the convention does seem to be to drive to a well lit area and then comply.
Some folk cannot help themselves but post tosh sometimes...
Maybe I am blinkered having spent lots of time in the USA, and know how different things are their with Cops, etc, but it dorsnt seem that bad to me. They're a bit shouty, he doesnt comply initially, they get a bit more shouty, he ends up with a bit of pepper spray, but it's not like he gets shot or the st kicked out of him or anything.
US is a bit different to the UK, police wise, but their are some countries I've visited where it is far far worse tbh!
t kicked out of him or anything. US is a bit different to the UK, police wise, but their are some countries I've visited where it is far far worse tbh!
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