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Re: Dallas PD denies man to rush to see dying mother in law hosp - mascaron - 03-27-2009
I'm tired of listening to people cussing in public. No matter where you are any more someone has to be cussing up a storm and it doesn't matter who 's around them little children or the elderly. I think it's disrespectful and disgraceful. People should be able to express themselves in this day and age without the use of this kind of language. It just shows ignorance and a lack of self respect and respect of others. Find a dictionary or a thesaraus learn some new words every day and use those to express yourself. I personally think we should be held more accountable for our actions. Maybe things would change if we were.
EDIT: Oh ya. I forgot to mention. A similar case was resolved liek 6 months ago. A woman was arrested for cursing at her toilet in her house.
Quote:A WOMAN in the US who was arrested on disorderly conduct charges for swearing at her overflowing toilet will be paid $28,000 in a lawsuit settlement.
The city of Scranton, in Pennsylvania, is also paying Dawn Herb's legal fees.
Herb was arrested last year after a neighbour, an off-duty police officer, heard her cursing through an open window.
A judge later found her not guilty, saying her language was constitutionally protected free speech.
Re: Dallas PD denies man to rush to see dying mother in law hosp - lawlerbation the hardcore squatter - 03-27-2009
thats fucking retarded.. you are as well styxix
words are words fuck off
Re: Dallas PD denies man to rush to see dying mother in law hosp - abecx - 04-01-2009
gz dpd
http://www.nbcdfw.com/news/local/Report ... a-Man.html
Dallas police investigate new embarrassing dash-cam video
It seems that when it rains it pours for the Dallas Police Department.
The department says that another embarrassing dash-cam video is being investigated, less than a week after another video grabbed national headlines.
This one reportedly shows officers possibly taunting a handcuffed suspect as another officer Tasered him. One officer is reportedly telling the suspect to "take it like a man," as he is Tasered.
On Tuesday, Dallas police confirmed that two high-ranking officers have been reassigned and others may face criminal charges in connection with the case, Channel 5 reports.
You may recall the previous embarrassing video in which a Dallas officer detained NFL running back Ryan Moats and his family in a Plano hospital parking lot as they attempted to reach the bedside of Moats' mother-in-law. She died while Moats was being issued a ticket.
The department and the officer has since apologized to Moats and his family.
TAKE IT LIKE A MAN
Texas cop Tasers great-grandmother - abecx - 06-07-2009
A traffic stop for speeding in Travis County, Texas, led to the Tasering of a 72-year-old great-grandmother by a deputy. Feisty Kathryn Winkfein apparently so frightened the law-enforcement officer when she "used some profanity" and "got violent" that he felt it necessary to subdue her with a potentially dangerous jolt of electricity.
Winkfein was reportedly doing 60 in a construction zone where the posted speed limit was 45 when she was pulled over. She was ticketed but declined to sign the ticket, leading the police officer to place her under arrest lest civilization collapse for want of the surrender of a penny's worth of ink.
At this point, the stories diverge. According to Precinct 3 Constable Richard McCain, Winkfein cursed and refused to cooperate. She says nothing of the sort occurred. "I wasn't argumentative, I was not combative. This is a lie," the woman told a news reporter for Fox 7.
Either way, it's difficult to see how the issuance of a speeding ticket to an elderly woman devolved to the point where a grown, trained law-enforcement officer could be considered justified in subjecting the speeder to an electric jolt intended to disrupt her nervous system -- no matter what command of profanity she displayed.
Given that the speeding ticket had already been issued, it's also difficult to understand what purpose was served by prolonging the encounter and demanding a signature. A similar incident in Utah in 2007 between a state trooper and a motorist also resulted in a Tasering after the driver declined to sign a speeding ticket. In that case, the officer escalated the matter to a violent conclusion even though Utah law doesn't actually require a signature. Texas law apparently follows the same reasoning, considering the signature merely a promise to appear in court, not a necessity for the validity of the ticket itself.
Jared Massey, the Utah motorist, was ultimately awarded $40,000 as compensation for the abuse he suffered at the hands of Trooper Jon Gardner.
The use of Tasers is controversial because, while they are often presented as non-lethal devices, they are actually less-lethal alternatives to firearms. According to Amnesty International, "[s]ince June 2001, more than 351 individuals in the United States have died after being shocked by police Tasers." Tasers can interfere with proper cardiac function, even resulting in death. Logically enough, people with pacemakers, such as might be expected among older people, are at particular risk, according to a 2007 study.
A research paper prepared for the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (PDF) found that some Tasers give an even bigger jolt than intended, with resultingly higher risks to the proper function of the heart.
As such, Tasers make the most sense in situations where force has to be used, as alternatives to shooting or clubbing a suspect; they aren't appropriately applied to suspects who have simply annoyed police officers.
After being Tasered along the road for failing to put pen to paper, Kathryn Winkfein was taken to jail and booked for resisting arrest and detention. Not surprisingly, she's hired a lawyer.
Re: Dallas PD denies man to rush to see dying mother in law hosp - Sanderz - 06-07-2009
NECRO MORE PLX
Re: Dallas PD denies man to rush to see dying mother in law hosp - mininolan - 06-08-2009
I hope you both fucking get arrested and go to NIGGER JAIL
Re: Dallas PD denies man to rush to see dying mother in law hosp - mininolan - 06-08-2009
NIGGER NIGGER NIGGER ITS NOT FUCK ITS NIGGER WHAT HAPPENED TO NIGGER YOU BROKE IT
N*I*G*G*E*R
Re: Dallas PD denies man to rush to see dying mother in law hosp - mininolan - 06-08-2009
mascaron Wrote:I'm tired of listening to people cussing in public. No matter where you are any more someone has to be cussing up a storm and it doesn't matter who 's around them little children or the elderly. I think it's disrespectful and disgraceful. People should be able to express themselves in this day and age without the use of this kind of language. It just shows ignorance and a lack of self respect and respect of others. Find a dictionary or a thesaraus learn some new words every day and use those to express yourself. I personally think we should be held more accountable for our actions. Maybe things would change if we were.
EDIT: Oh ya. I forgot to mention. A similar case was resolved liek 6 months ago. A woman was arrested for cursing at her toilet in her house.
Quote:A WOMAN in the US who was arrested on disorderly conduct charges for swearing at her overflowing toilet will be paid $28,000 in a lawsuit settlement.
The city of Scranton, in Pennsylvania, is also paying Dawn Herb's legal fees.
Herb was arrested last year after a neighbour, an off-duty police officer, heard her cursing through an open window.
A judge later found her not guilty, saying her language was constitutionally protected free speech.
HEAR HEAR GOOD SIR
Re: Dallas PD denies man to rush to see dying mother in law hosp - Faldelore - 06-08-2009
N*IGGER IS CONSTITUTIONALLY PROTECTED FREE SPEECH! REMOVE THE FILTER!
Re: Dallas PD denies man to rush to see dying mother in law hosp - abecx - 06-08-2009
I have the right to limit free speech on my forum, by signing the TOS you agree to be policed by me sry.