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Two NYPD Cops Caught On Video Pushing And Shoving Over Disagreement
Here is something you normally don’t see; two police officers pushing and shoving each other apparently at odds at how to handle a handcuffed suspect in New York City.
It is not clear what the suspect was being detained for, but he keeps yelling that he “didn’t do nothing.”
The Daily Mail from the United Kingdom described it as a “furious fist fight” between two NYPD officers but it didn’t come close to that.
But it’s still interesting to witness the two cops visibly disagreeing on how the suspect should be handled.
The video runs for more than two minutes before one of the cops spots the suspect and orders him to turn off the camera.
Evidently, preventing the videographer from recording them was something they both agreed upon.
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Did anyone notice around 30 seconds, the officer says get the fuck up or i'll kill you? This officer needs to be charged for conspiracy to commit murder and arrested immediatly.
Oh get real.
Right! Reality is cops can threat to kill anyone, but not other way.
Cops are not your friends, so do not talk to cops.
Aren't there laws against making terroristic threats?
@ Johnnie Law.
The fact is, we are real. It's an officer's job to protect, uphold the law and have the courage of a real man.
Not cry, be afraid,Unionize, nor support corruption and abuse of power.
The other non-violent kind officer simply conducted himself in a virtuous manner ( very rare) and was patience with the detainee. However, on the other hand, you're mere response here today exhibits an a hypocritical disregard for morals in society and lends credence to attitudes of the millions of Citizens with growing concern against police corruption.
He did not threaten the guy. He did tell him to 'shut the f up."
You and the rest are suffering from selective hearing.
I heard: "Get the fuck up or else I'll kill you"
It's you who is suffering from selective hearing. He threatens to kill him, listen again pal.
I've listened at least 20 times. He said, "Shut the fuck up bro. Chill. Relax."
I'm not a support cops at all costs person. If the cop said it I would be in full support of charges against him. But he didn't. Your issues want you to believe that you heard what you claim you heard.
Turn the volume up and listen carefully, the officer says get the fuck up or else i'll kill you. It's around :29 perhaps start at :25 and listen real carefully. You don't hear it cause you don'tt want to hear it.
Here - In idiot proof format.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E3uEC7qoVXc
ya, I see you have no response now after I cut everything before and after he said he would kill him if he didn't get up, did you listen to it and finally hear it, or did you ignore it because you did not want to admit you were wrong, or you're just a die hard cop fan, the kind who fall to their knees in the presence of a cop and worship their every word and action while licking their boots?
@ DLG
You mean the kind of selective hearing that cops have when testifying that they heard a kid say he was going to kill the officer while the officer is on trial for shooting an unarmed and innocent kid? That kind of selective hearing. An officer's job is to represent what common people can not do, otherwise why would the common people need a officer and think, why is it that there is a need for experience and credentials? Sheesh!!!
Real simple. We have a Constitution... obey it!!! so that the common people will want to emulate good and moral authority and leave the rhetoric and excuses at home with the family.
And sad that the people just stand by after the murder threat and watch the cop. And people wonder why the police are the way they are and they wonder why someone doesn't stand up and do something. Well, if you keep waiting for someone else to do something, when it's you, and you're expecting someone to help you, think back to the time when you had the chance to stop an atrocity but stood by and did nothing. Then you'll be wishing you did something to stop it before it got to that point.
What the hell ever.
Perhaps you haven't heard of oscar grant, or the guy who had his head blown off because he told the officer he needed a warrant, and the officer pulled his gun out stuck it to the guys head and said i don't need no fucking warrant and pulled the trigger. You think police brutality can't happen to you? I feel sorry for you than, well, not really, it will be your own damn fault for being a boot licking subservient human. Listen to the attitude of the terrorist cop, get up or else i'll kill you, seriously, you want some gang banger of a cop "protecting you" by threatening you.
Freedom_Fighter, you have your facts wrong.
Officer Tony Pirone was the aggressor and the senior officer, his over reaction and use of violence created the stressful condition that cause Johannes Mehserle to accidentally shoot Oscar Grant with a gun. Tony Pirone was kneeling on Grant's neck and head when Oscar Grant was shot in the back.
Johannes Mehserle shot Grant in the back. If you watch the many videos of this shooting, you can see the surprised look on Mehserle face.
It's the systemic use of violence, over escalation, and the use of Tasers as tools of instant justice that led to Grant's death.
Bart Cops are a bunch of Dickhead thugs. Pirone should have done time along with Mehserle.
Read it again please.
Perhaps you haven't heard of oscar grant, ***or*** the guy who had his head blown off
I was talking about 2 seperate incidents. There was a guy who a cop blew his head off because the guy said the cop needed a warrant.
Is that really why he did it? No other facts about the case?
Don't know if you have posted this one yet, but more abuses by court staff:
http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=1c7_1309967784
What the F! The judge is a big liar. What the Fking wrong with America>
What is this judges name, and where did it happen. Seems like I remember someone just getting jail time for providing false imformation to the police which is exactly what this tool did.
So JL what about it?
I was almost going to root for the cop who just wanted the arrestee to sit and calm down until he went up to the camera man. The other cop wanted to manhandle the guy all over the place.
Don't feel so sorry for this culprit.
"Not doing anything" is probably on the books, somewhere,
as some sort of misdemeanor or infraction.
Well hell if he said he didn't do anything, he must be telling the truth right?
Well now that you mentioned it.. yes! If you haven't done anything wrong, then yes.. you are telling the truth. Look at the many examples on this very web site that prove this out.
Sorry "JL". Once again you lose out on this one.
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