Outrage grows after South Carolina officer throws student in classroom

FIRED!
Sheriff to Announce South Carolina Deputy Ben Fields to Be Fired: Sources

Do any of you still believe he acted appropriately?

What am I thinking? Of course you do.
Que the outrage over the department being forced to do this.


He won't be a cop anymore, but she will still be a little disrespectful, disobedient, disruptive brat...and mummy and daddy are going to make money off their child's 'special talents' instead of correcting her behavior.

:clap:
He will be a cop. He did nothing wrong and this "investigation" is nothing more than perfunctory.

Its over, the investigation got his ass fired. You're wrong again.


Just heard that. Hope they fire his ass.

That girl just won her family about a million in a civil law suit.

Good for the kids who whipped out their cell phones after Niya Kenny told them to when that asshole walked through the door.
 
The child refused to obey the teacher then defied the officer.

End of story.

Passive disobedience doesn't not warrant getting beaten. You don't realize that you are confirming a police state, you little Hitler mini-me.

And disagreeing with someone doesn't justify your LYING. The girl was NEVER BEATEN. She was forcibly removed from a desk, flipping over and dragged to the front of the room where she was handcuffed. At NO time was the officer seen 'BEATING' the girl...but don't let FACTS stop your 'rant'....
 
This is Obama's social-justice policies at work.

Teach em to be assholes and not respect authority when they're young, and they become hardened criminals when they grow up. Eventually the little bitch is gonna mouth off to the wrong person and that person is gonna bust a cap in her ass.
The best thing for this girl would be to face EVERY charge, disturbing school, resisting arrest, disorderly conduct, and assaulting a police officer (felony). Treat her with kids gloves and she will be set up for life as a criminal.
 
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — The attorney for a teen who was flipped backward out of her desk and tossed across a classroom says his client did suffer several injuries during her arrest.

Columbia attorney Todd Rutherford told ABC's "Good Morning America" on Wednesday that Richland County Senior Deputy Ben Fields should have been fired as soon as Sheriff Leon Lott saw the video recorded by several students at Spring Valley High School in Columbia.

"She now has a cast on her arm, she has neck and back injuries. She has a Band-Aid on her forehead where she suffered rug burn on her forehead," Rutherford told the network.

Lott had said Tuesday that the girl was uninjured in the confrontation but "may have had a rug burn."

Hey, whats a little broken arm compared to disrespectful words or actions? Sticks and stone will sooth the bones but words hurt like the Dickens.

Isnt that how it goes? For cops?
She wasn't forcibly arrested for snide comments, she was forcibly arrested for refusing to follow lawful commands. If she followed instructions, she could have been as snotty about it as she wanted to and nothing would have happened. You Leftists are completely illogical.

Just make up a reason besides everything could be a crime so lets start breaking arms

Do you know for a fact her arm was indeed broken? Or are you just assuming it is because of the report of a cast?

IDK, dont hospitals put casts on for fun? Maybe its paper mache for art class.

Prolly a communist, librul, BLM doctor did it to get him fired.
 
IDK, dont hospitals put casts on for fun? Maybe its paper mache for art class.

ROFL!

Ambulance chasers have casts installed as a matter of ROUTINE. All one needs to do, is claim that the appendage hurts when one moves it and presto... a cast is applied to limit mobility.

Same for neck braces... .

The attorney is building a case. The case now includes the 'medical necessity' of a cast... .

Of course, THIS kid didn't get a cast... because his desire to participate in passive aggressive behavior in the face of lawful authority... got him killed.



The Cop in the OP may have saved that kids life,
 
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — The attorney for a teen who was flipped backward out of her desk and tossed across a classroom says his client did suffer several injuries during her arrest.

Columbia attorney Todd Rutherford told ABC's "Good Morning America" on Wednesday that Richland County Senior Deputy Ben Fields should have been fired as soon as Sheriff Leon Lott saw the video recorded by several students at Spring Valley High School in Columbia.

"She now has a cast on her arm, she has neck and back injuries. She has a Band-Aid on her forehead where she suffered rug burn on her forehead," Rutherford told the network.

Lott had said Tuesday that the girl was uninjured in the confrontation but "may have had a rug burn."

ROFLMNAO!

Well yes... suffering injury is what one should reasonably expect when you tell a 250 lb man with 18" biceps to shove it.

RULE: Never tell a man who is 5 times your size to shove it.

Consequences for violating the rule: Potentially severe injuries.

That is how it works and the attempt to alter 'how it works', will only make the situation worse, inevitably causing greater injury.

Now would you like to see what happens to kids who think that THEY are the center of the universe and that they should bear no respect for cops?

Allow a brief demonstration, go to 4:10 to see the relevant penalty for early withdrawal of respect for lawful authority:



Just shut up. It's embarrassing that you support a police state. You and Jake Starkey are so far up a Brownshirt's ass you might as well start peeing through your bellybuttons.
 
Congratulations SC you're the most recent winner of the game "My Tax Dollars went WHERE?"

Dont worry about better training...Just everybody pay up and quit yer bitchin
 
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — The attorney for a teen who was flipped backward out of her desk and tossed across a classroom says his client did suffer several injuries during her arrest.

Columbia attorney Todd Rutherford told ABC's "Good Morning America" on Wednesday that Richland County Senior Deputy Ben Fields should have been fired as soon as Sheriff Leon Lott saw the video recorded by several students at Spring Valley High School in Columbia.

"She now has a cast on her arm, she has neck and back injuries. She has a Band-Aid on her forehead where she suffered rug burn on her forehead," Rutherford told the network.

Lott had said Tuesday that the girl was uninjured in the confrontation but "may have had a rug burn."

Hey, whats a little broken arm compared to disrespectful words or actions? Sticks and stone will sooth the bones but words hurt like the Dickens.

Isnt that how it goes? For cops?
She wasn't forcibly arrested for snide comments, she was forcibly arrested for refusing to follow lawful commands. If she followed instructions, she could have been as snotty about it as she wanted to and nothing would have happened. You Leftists are completely illogical.

Just make up a reason besides everything could be a crime so lets start breaking arms

Do you know for a fact her arm was indeed broken? Or are you just assuming it is because of the report of a cast?

IDK, dont hospitals put casts on for fun? Maybe its paper mache for art class.

Did you see the cast?
 
Hey, whats a little broken arm compared to disrespectful words or actions? Sticks and stone will sooth the bones but words hurt like the Dickens.

Isnt that how it goes? For cops?
She wasn't forcibly arrested for snide comments, she was forcibly arrested for refusing to follow lawful commands. If she followed instructions, she could have been as snotty about it as she wanted to and nothing would have happened. You Leftists are completely illogical.

Just make up a reason besides everything could be a crime so lets start breaking arms

Do you know for a fact her arm was indeed broken? Or are you just assuming it is because of the report of a cast?

IDK, dont hospitals put casts on for fun? Maybe its paper mache for art class.

Did you see the cast?

Yep
 
Just heard that. Hope they fire his ass.

That girl just won her family about a million in a civil law suit.

Good for the kids who whipped out their cell phones after Niya Kenny told them to when that asshole walked through the door.


They knew what the Gorilla was about to do...they gave him the nickname "Officer Slam" I seriously would like to see a very large man grab that nut case and give him a whipping.....the family should seek punitive damages because the District knew or should have known they had a dangerous person in the school...
 
Exactly. I hear people claiming teachers don't have the authority to remove a student. Bull effing shit.


Not so, and for the same reason this policeman is being sued twice already. (OK, not for the SAME reason but for the TREAT of the same reason - law suits and being charged with child abuse, etc...)
You're speaking out of ignorance. When people act unlawfully, even a child, force can be used by private citizens. I loved this episode of cops where a teenage girl assaulted her mother because her mother used force to keep her from leaving. The officer told the girl plainly that the mother has every right to discipline her and to restrain her but the girl has no right to assault her mother. And I don't believe the cop is being sued twice, so far nobody's provided a link for that so I write it off as bullshit.
 
The child refused to obey the teacher then defied the officer.

End of story.

Passive disobedience doesn't not warrant getting beaten. You don't realize that you are confirming a police state, you little Hitler mini-me.

And disagreeing with someone doesn't justify your LYING. The girl was NEVER BEATEN. She was forcibly removed from a desk, flipping over and dragged to the front of the room where she was handcuffed. At NO time was the officer seen 'BEATING' the girl...but don't let FACTS stop your 'rant'....


OK, uni-brow. Look up assault and battery. Oh, let me do it for you since you don't read, either.

"""In most states, an assault/battery is committed when one person: 1) tries to or does physically strike another, or 2) acts in a threatening manner to put another in fear of immediate harm.

Many states declare that a more serious or "aggravated" assault/battery occurs when one: 1) tries to or does cause severe injury to another, or 2) causes injury through use of a deadly weapon. Assaults and batteries can also be pursued via civil (as opposed to criminal) laws. For information on personal injury ("tort") cases involving assault and battery, visit the Assault and Battery section of FindLaw's Accident & Injury Center.

- See more at: Assault and Battery Overview - FindLaw
 

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