"protecting" And "serving"

I'm confused about what I saw in this video. I'd like to know what the initial problem was. Why were those cops there in the first place?

Without some substantive cause for their active presence what I've seen is just one more bullshit police involvement ending in a disorderly conduct arrest that easily could have escalated into a major issue.

That one bald-headed, fat, loud-mouth cop who is seen literally strangling the individual whose only visible offense was loudly expressing his thoughts is a disgrace to the uniform. It is cops like he who are responsible for rising public criticism of police.

Again, I don't know what this police action was all about. But if it's about nothing more than an eventual, vaguely legitimate dis/con bust then all I can say is those cops are a bunch of assholes who don't know when it's time to shut up and leave.
 
Thank God these heroes swooped in just in time to shut down the Seinfelds' dangerous lemonade stand!

Jerry Seinfeld Hilariously Trolls Cops After they Shut Down his Son’s Lemonade Stand | Punk Rock Libertarians

Yawn.

So two rich neighbors can't get along (obviously) so one calls the police...to enforce a silly "village ordinance" which the elected reps of those rich neighbors passed. So one rich neighbor...who got rich off classic sarcastic situational comedy...makes a funny picture of themselves as "criminals" as the cop walks away in the background.

YEP....DontTazeMeBro...that's pretty much Nazis!!!

** Notice in the link...the photo and the comment mentions how Seinfeld was mocking "the neighbor" with the pic. Not the police. My guess is he and the officer both found it silly and stupid...but he and his neighbor DID vote for that towns reps who passed the lemonade stand ordinance.

You're such a joke.
 
Wrong house. Shot the wrong guy. Killed his dog. Shot another one of their fellow cops too.

But, who cares? Cops Lives Matter..... more.

Cops Break Into Wrong Home, Shoot Innocent Homeowner, Kill His Dog, Then Shoot Each Other

I agree. Horrible incident.

They get sent to a possible burglary. No house numbers. They see house in area caller said it was...alert it very closely matched the description given...and had a back door unsecured...indicating this could indeed be the house...and that door could be where the burglar went in.

Lesson learned? Stop showing up. Let citizens protect themselves.

Call DontTazeMeBro. He'll Muay Thai em into submission haha!!!
 
Thank God these heroes swooped in just in time to shut down the Seinfelds' dangerous lemonade stand!

Jerry Seinfeld Hilariously Trolls Cops After they Shut Down his Son’s Lemonade Stand | Punk Rock Libertarians

And on the other side of the coin --- from a link on that page:

>> Round Rock, TX — According to an unofficial count done by Ozymandias Media, an independent research group, a dog is shot by law enforcement every 98 minutes.

It is an undisputed fact that cops frequently kill dogs.

One heroic cop in Round Rock, Texas, however, shattered that paradigm by showing true courage when he was bitten by a family dog.

According to KVUE,

Geoffrey Wightman was at home with his 4-year-old son and mother-in-law when he called police to report a disturbance in his neighborhood. During the call, he said he told the dispatcher that there was a dog at his home.

“She [the dog]is an Australian Shepherd, and she’s really protective of the family,” Wightman said.

According to the reports, the dispatcher sent out officer Randall Frederick, who responded earlier than expected. His early arrival did not allow Wightman to put their dog, Jillaroo, out of the way.

When Frederick knocked at the door, Wightman’s 4-year-old son ran to answer it. That’s when Jillaroo went into protective mode.

“The dog immediately jumped between him and the officer, and that’s when it was a little bit nerve-racking, because I was watching the dog bite him,” Wightman said.​

Jillaroo tore into the officer’s leg twice, piercing the skin.

At this point, 999 cops out of 1,000 would have likely pulled out their pistol and shot this dog, and all 999 of them would have been justified by their departments. But Frederick did something else, he showed compassion instead of violent escalation. He began to calm the dog down and showed Jillaroo that he was not a threat to the boy.

Round Rock Police Cmdr. Jim Stuart explained that Frederick was applying their newly adopted tactics of how to de-escalate rather than kill.

....
After controversy arose in May of last year, when a Round Rock cop shot and killed a Rottweiler named Bullet inside a home, the department surprisingly took proactive measures.

After Bullet’s tragic puppycide, all Round Rock police officers were put through a mandatory eight-hour training period with an experienced dog trainer to learn how to handle situations involving aggressive animals, according to KVUE. <<

This is what sorely needs to happen, not just with dogs but the whole perverted knuckledragger attidude of violent escalation and the "might makes right" mythology. So perhaps there is a sliver of hope.

"De-escalate rather than kill". What a concept. :eusa_doh:
 
Thank God these heroes swooped in just in time to shut down the Seinfelds' dangerous lemonade stand!

Jerry Seinfeld Hilariously Trolls Cops After they Shut Down his Son’s Lemonade Stand | Punk Rock Libertarians

And on the other side of the coin --- from a link on that page:
>> Round Rock, TX — According to an unofficial count done by Ozymandias Media, an independent research group, a dog is shot by law enforcement every 98 minutes.

It is an undisputed fact that cops frequently kill dogs.

One heroic cop in Round Rock, Texas, however, shattered that paradigm by showing true courage when he was bitten by a family dog.

According to KVUE,

Geoffrey Wightman was at home with his 4-year-old son and mother-in-law when he called police to report a disturbance in his neighborhood. During the call, he said he told the dispatcher that there was a dog at his home.

“She [the dog]is an Australian Shepherd, and she’s really protective of the family,” Wightman said.

According to the reports, the dispatcher sent out officer Randall Frederick, who responded earlier than expected. His early arrival did not allow Wightman to put their dog, Jillaroo, out of the way.

When Frederick knocked at the door, Wightman’s 4-year-old son ran to answer it. That’s when Jillaroo went into protective mode.

“The dog immediately jumped between him and the officer, and that’s when it was a little bit nerve-racking, because I was watching the dog bite him,” Wightman said.​
Jillaroo tore into the officer’s leg twice, piercing the skin.

At this point, 999 cops out of 1,000 would have likely pulled out their pistol and shot this dog, and all 999 of them would have been justified by their departments. But Frederick did something else, he showed compassion instead of violent escalation. He began to calm the dog down and showed Jillaroo that he was not a threat to the boy.

Round Rock Police Cmdr. Jim Stuart explained that Frederick was applying their newly adopted tactics of how to de-escalate rather than kill.

....
After controversy arose in May of last year, when a Round Rock cop shot and killed a Rottweiler named Bullet inside a home, the department surprisingly took proactive measures.

After Bullet’s tragic puppycide, all Round Rock police officers were put through a mandatory eight-hour training period with an experienced dog trainer to learn how to handle situations involving aggressive animals, according to KVUE. <<
This is what sorely needs to happen, not just with dogs but the whole perverted knuckledragger attidude of violent escalation and the "might makes right" mythology. So perhaps there is a sliver of hope.

"De-escalate rather than kill". What a concept. :eusa_doh:

I agree mostly regarding dogs.

But you take it to human aggressors.

If a 6'4 290 pound man is punching you and grabbing your gun...how would you teach a cop to "deescalate" that?

"Deescalate" is the new trendy term for liberals. Bit it takes TWO to do that. If an attacker doesn't want to calm it down...it's not gonna deescalate. When a cop says "Stop" or "Get down"....then it's the other guys turn to deescalate by coopearting. 99.999% of other guys....do and comply and are unharmed.
 
Thank God these heroes swooped in just in time to shut down the Seinfelds' dangerous lemonade stand!

Jerry Seinfeld Hilariously Trolls Cops After they Shut Down his Son’s Lemonade Stand | Punk Rock Libertarians

And on the other side of the coin --- from a link on that page:
>> Round Rock, TX — According to an unofficial count done by Ozymandias Media, an independent research group, a dog is shot by law enforcement every 98 minutes.

It is an undisputed fact that cops frequently kill dogs.

One heroic cop in Round Rock, Texas, however, shattered that paradigm by showing true courage when he was bitten by a family dog.

According to KVUE,

Geoffrey Wightman was at home with his 4-year-old son and mother-in-law when he called police to report a disturbance in his neighborhood. During the call, he said he told the dispatcher that there was a dog at his home.

“She [the dog]is an Australian Shepherd, and she’s really protective of the family,” Wightman said.

According to the reports, the dispatcher sent out officer Randall Frederick, who responded earlier than expected. His early arrival did not allow Wightman to put their dog, Jillaroo, out of the way.

When Frederick knocked at the door, Wightman’s 4-year-old son ran to answer it. That’s when Jillaroo went into protective mode.

“The dog immediately jumped between him and the officer, and that’s when it was a little bit nerve-racking, because I was watching the dog bite him,” Wightman said.​
Jillaroo tore into the officer’s leg twice, piercing the skin.

At this point, 999 cops out of 1,000 would have likely pulled out their pistol and shot this dog, and all 999 of them would have been justified by their departments. But Frederick did something else, he showed compassion instead of violent escalation. He began to calm the dog down and showed Jillaroo that he was not a threat to the boy.

Round Rock Police Cmdr. Jim Stuart explained that Frederick was applying their newly adopted tactics of how to de-escalate rather than kill.

....
After controversy arose in May of last year, when a Round Rock cop shot and killed a Rottweiler named Bullet inside a home, the department surprisingly took proactive measures.

After Bullet’s tragic puppycide, all Round Rock police officers were put through a mandatory eight-hour training period with an experienced dog trainer to learn how to handle situations involving aggressive animals, according to KVUE. <<​
This is what sorely needs to happen, not just with dogs but the whole perverted knuckledragger attidude of violent escalation and the "might makes right" mythology. So perhaps there is a sliver of hope.

"De-escalate rather than kill". What a concept. :eusa_doh:

I agree mostly regarding dogs.

But you take it to human aggressors.

If a 6'4 290 pound man is punching you and grabbing your gun...how would you teach a cop to "deescalate" that?

"Deescalate" is the new trendy term for liberals. Bit it takes TWO to do that. If an attacker doesn't want to calm it down...it's not gonna deescalate. When a cop says "Stop" or "Get down"....then it's the other guys turn to deescalate by coopearting. 99.999% of other guys....do and comply and are unharmed.

Sigh...
double_facepalm.png

It's like talking to a wall.
 
Thank God these heroes swooped in just in time to shut down the Seinfelds' dangerous lemonade stand!

Jerry Seinfeld Hilariously Trolls Cops After they Shut Down his Son’s Lemonade Stand | Punk Rock Libertarians

And on the other side of the coin --- from a link on that page:
>> Round Rock, TX — According to an unofficial count done by Ozymandias Media, an independent research group, a dog is shot by law enforcement every 98 minutes.

It is an undisputed fact that cops frequently kill dogs.

One heroic cop in Round Rock, Texas, however, shattered that paradigm by showing true courage when he was bitten by a family dog.

According to KVUE,

Geoffrey Wightman was at home with his 4-year-old son and mother-in-law when he called police to report a disturbance in his neighborhood. During the call, he said he told the dispatcher that there was a dog at his home.

“She [the dog]is an Australian Shepherd, and she’s really protective of the family,” Wightman said.

According to the reports, the dispatcher sent out officer Randall Frederick, who responded earlier than expected. His early arrival did not allow Wightman to put their dog, Jillaroo, out of the way.

When Frederick knocked at the door, Wightman’s 4-year-old son ran to answer it. That’s when Jillaroo went into protective mode.

“The dog immediately jumped between him and the officer, and that’s when it was a little bit nerve-racking, because I was watching the dog bite him,” Wightman said.​
Jillaroo tore into the officer’s leg twice, piercing the skin.

At this point, 999 cops out of 1,000 would have likely pulled out their pistol and shot this dog, and all 999 of them would have been justified by their departments. But Frederick did something else, he showed compassion instead of violent escalation. He began to calm the dog down and showed Jillaroo that he was not a threat to the boy.

Round Rock Police Cmdr. Jim Stuart explained that Frederick was applying their newly adopted tactics of how to de-escalate rather than kill.

....
After controversy arose in May of last year, when a Round Rock cop shot and killed a Rottweiler named Bullet inside a home, the department surprisingly took proactive measures.

After Bullet’s tragic puppycide, all Round Rock police officers were put through a mandatory eight-hour training period with an experienced dog trainer to learn how to handle situations involving aggressive animals, according to KVUE. <<​
This is what sorely needs to happen, not just with dogs but the whole perverted knuckledragger attidude of violent escalation and the "might makes right" mythology. So perhaps there is a sliver of hope.

"De-escalate rather than kill". What a concept. :eusa_doh:

I agree mostly regarding dogs.

But you take it to human aggressors.

If a 6'4 290 pound man is punching you and grabbing your gun...how would you teach a cop to "deescalate" that?

"Deescalate" is the new trendy term for liberals. Bit it takes TWO to do that. If an attacker doesn't want to calm it down...it's not gonna deescalate. When a cop says "Stop" or "Get down"....then it's the other guys turn to deescalate by coopearting. 99.999% of other guys....do and comply and are unharmed.

Sigh...
double_facepalm.png

It's like talking to a wall.

Why? It's a simple question. If you were training cops....how would you teach them to deescalate a situation where they are being beaten by a large man who is trying to take their gun?

Enlighten me. Please.
 
Nothing kills a debate with a liberal like asking "What would you teach them to do?"
 
Thank God these heroes swooped in just in time to shut down the Seinfelds' dangerous lemonade stand!

Jerry Seinfeld Hilariously Trolls Cops After they Shut Down his Son’s Lemonade Stand | Punk Rock Libertarians

And on the other side of the coin --- from a link on that page:
>> Round Rock, TX — According to an unofficial count done by Ozymandias Media, an independent research group, a dog is shot by law enforcement every 98 minutes.

It is an undisputed fact that cops frequently kill dogs.

One heroic cop in Round Rock, Texas, however, shattered that paradigm by showing true courage when he was bitten by a family dog.

According to KVUE,

Geoffrey Wightman was at home with his 4-year-old son and mother-in-law when he called police to report a disturbance in his neighborhood. During the call, he said he told the dispatcher that there was a dog at his home.

“She [the dog]is an Australian Shepherd, and she’s really protective of the family,” Wightman said.

According to the reports, the dispatcher sent out officer Randall Frederick, who responded earlier than expected. His early arrival did not allow Wightman to put their dog, Jillaroo, out of the way.

When Frederick knocked at the door, Wightman’s 4-year-old son ran to answer it. That’s when Jillaroo went into protective mode.

“The dog immediately jumped between him and the officer, and that’s when it was a little bit nerve-racking, because I was watching the dog bite him,” Wightman said.​
Jillaroo tore into the officer’s leg twice, piercing the skin.

At this point, 999 cops out of 1,000 would have likely pulled out their pistol and shot this dog, and all 999 of them would have been justified by their departments. But Frederick did something else, he showed compassion instead of violent escalation. He began to calm the dog down and showed Jillaroo that he was not a threat to the boy.

Round Rock Police Cmdr. Jim Stuart explained that Frederick was applying their newly adopted tactics of how to de-escalate rather than kill.

....
After controversy arose in May of last year, when a Round Rock cop shot and killed a Rottweiler named Bullet inside a home, the department surprisingly took proactive measures.

After Bullet’s tragic puppycide, all Round Rock police officers were put through a mandatory eight-hour training period with an experienced dog trainer to learn how to handle situations involving aggressive animals, according to KVUE. <<​
This is what sorely needs to happen, not just with dogs but the whole perverted knuckledragger attidude of violent escalation and the "might makes right" mythology. So perhaps there is a sliver of hope.

"De-escalate rather than kill". What a concept. :eusa_doh:

I agree mostly regarding dogs.

But you take it to human aggressors.

If a 6'4 290 pound man is punching you and grabbing your gun...how would you teach a cop to "deescalate" that?

"Deescalate" is the new trendy term for liberals. Bit it takes TWO to do that. If an attacker doesn't want to calm it down...it's not gonna deescalate. When a cop says "Stop" or "Get down"....then it's the other guys turn to deescalate by coopearting. 99.999% of other guys....do and comply and are unharmed.

Sigh...
double_facepalm.png

It's like talking to a wall.
You should see the thread he started blaming BLM and calling for a race war over something two white crooks did.
 

I agree. Tell schools to stop fucking calling cops for child discipline. Not their jobs. They aren't doctors or counselors. They sure the hell aren't kindergarten teachers.

Would you rather they put an out of control kid into a bear hug or restraint technique?

This is why cops are starting to just not show up. Good. DontTazeMeBro. ...you'll have a 911 call ignored one day. It's karma.
The hilarious thing is Don't Taz Me Bro's real name is already in the US data base 'watch list'. The 'watch list' is coded. Think THAT one over DTMB. HAAAAAA HAAAAAAAAA
You are right up there with a bunch of select self prescribed asshole cop haters.
Guess what happens when 'XXXXX XXXXXX 'calls 911 b/c he's being robbed?
GOLD STAR! GOT IT IN ONE!!!!!!!!!!!!
 

I agree. Tell schools to stop fucking calling cops for child discipline. Not their jobs. They aren't doctors or counselors. They sure the hell aren't kindergarten teachers.

Would you rather they put an out of control kid into a bear hug or restraint technique?

This is why cops are starting to just not show up. Good. DontTazeMeBro. ...you'll have a 911 call ignored one day. It's karma.
The hilarious thing is Don't Taz Me Bro's real name is already in the US data base 'watch list'. The 'watch list' is coded. Think THAT one over DTMB. HAAAAAA HAAAAAAAAA
You are right up there with a bunch of select self prescribed asshole cop haters.
Guess what happens when 'XXXXX XXXXXX 'calls 911 b/c he's being robbed?
GOLD STAR! GOT IT IN ONE!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks for stopping by and claiming that cops are all corrupt.
 

I agree. Tell schools to stop fucking calling cops for child discipline. Not their jobs. They aren't doctors or counselors. They sure the hell aren't kindergarten teachers.

Would you rather they put an out of control kid into a bear hug or restraint technique?

This is why cops are starting to just not show up. Good. DontTazeMeBro. ...you'll have a 911 call ignored one day. It's karma.
The hilarious thing is Don't Taz Me Bro's real name is already in the US data base 'watch list'. The 'watch list' is coded. Think THAT one over DTMB. HAAAAAA HAAAAAAAAA
You are right up there with a bunch of select self prescribed asshole cop haters.
Guess what happens when 'XXXXX XXXXXX 'calls 911 b/c he's being robbed?
GOLD STAR! GOT IT IN ONE!!!!!!!!!!!!

Are you baked?
 
Former El Paso County sheriff's deputy indicted in fondling case

The alleged victim, a 42-year-old woman, said in an interview that after she filed the complaint, strangers began to drive by her home, followed her at night along lonely desert roads, and tried running her off the road.

Sounds like par for the course for the Blue Mafia. Just like your typical street gang they watch out for each other.
 
The sub-human is in custody.
Guess what happens to sub-humans who attempt to murder cops pal?
He'll wish he was killed soon enough. There are very special treats handed out in federal prisons for sub-human negroes who attempt to murder cops.
The sub-human negro was hiding behind a one ton truck when the cops started shooting.
The sub-human negro was shot in the leg b/c a cop laid on the ground and shot the sub-human negro's leg who was standing behind the pickup.
Nice try though.
You have been a bad boy and consequently your name is on every DHS and police database in the country.
The NSA LOVES assholes like you to keep track of.
 
The sub-human is in custody.
Guess what happens to sub-humans who attempt to murder cops pal?
He'll wish he was killed soon enough. There are very special treats handed out in federal prisons for sub-human negroes who attempt to murder cops.
The sub-human negro was hiding behind a one ton truck when the cops started shooting.
The sub-human negro was shot in the leg b/c a cop laid on the ground and shot the sub-human negro's leg who was standing behind the pickup.
Nice try though.
You have been a bad boy and consequently your name is on every DHS and police database in the country.
The NSA LOVES assholes like you to keep track of.

Nobody said he didn't deserve to be shot. Try to keep up, Forrest.
 
Former El Paso County sheriff's deputy indicted in fondling case

The alleged victim, a 42-year-old woman, said in an interview that after she filed the complaint, strangers began to drive by her home, followed her at night along lonely desert roads, and tried running her off the road.

Sounds like par for the course for the Blue Mafia. Just like your typical street gang they watch out for each other.
"followed her at night along long lonely roads" HAAAAAAA HAAAAAA!!!!!!
What the fuck was some poor innocent little virgin doing driving along "long lonely desert roads at night" you asshole? The bitch lives a fucking trailer park less than a mile from the fucking bar she was a 'hostess' in for Christs sake!
Surely you can come up with some better fucking ludicrous bullshit than this.
 
Former El Paso County sheriff's deputy indicted in fondling case

The alleged victim, a 42-year-old woman, said in an interview that after she filed the complaint, strangers began to drive by her home, followed her at night along lonely desert roads, and tried running her off the road.

Sounds like par for the course for the Blue Mafia. Just like your typical street gang they watch out for each other.
"followed her at night along long lonely roads" HAAAAAAA HAAAAAA!!!!!!
What the fuck was some poor innocent little virgin doing driving along "long lonely desert roads at night" you asshole? The bitch lives a fucking trailer park less than a mile from the fucking bar she was a 'hostess' in for Christs sake!
Surely you can come up with some better fucking ludicrous bullshit than this.

I didn't write the article.
 

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