Dallas PD denies man to rush to see dying mother in law hosp

[Faldelore]

what fucking jew...

[lawlerbation the hardcore squatter]

thats fucking shady BRA

what happened to i never edit any posts blah blah blah bullshit abe UHH you dirty peanutbutter

[Sanderz]

nigger

[CAN]

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.

http://www.cnn.com/video/#/video/us/2009...sered.kvue

^video of it.

that old bitch asked for it.

[Frostitude]

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.

http://www.cnn.com/video/#/video/us/2009...sered.kvue

^video of it.

that old bitch asked for it.

rofl that sergeant showing the vid and defending the cop sounds and looks like george bush

[Sanderz]

cop did the right thing

fuck the elderly

[abecx]

I'm telling you DFW sucks ethax.

http://www.star-telegram.com/804/story/1505479.html

FORT WORTH -- Five months ago, the Star-Telegram reported that a Fort Worth bicyclist made a smart-aleck remark to some officers he passed on the street.
"Did y’all read them their rights first?" Reid Sullivan, then 23, quipped, according to a police report, as he pedaled past some Fort Worth officers who had detained five people during a traffic stop in the 3900 block of White Settlement Road.
His ride-by remark that night in February didn’t garner laughs but did grab the attention of one of the officers, who noted that Sullivan’s bike didn’t have a headlight -- a violation of the Texas Transportation Code.
The officer ordered Sullivan to stop but he pedaled on, prompting another officer to turn on his patrol car’s lights and pursue him. The report alleged that Sullivan pedaled faster, hopped a curb and rode through driveways and yards before finally stopping, throwing down his bike and backpack and asking, "Why are y’all stopping me?"
He was arrested on evading arrest and unlawfully carrying a handgun after officers spotted the handle of a Glock pistol protruding from a mesh pocket of his backpack. Though Sullivan had a concealed-handgun license, police say the gun was not concealed.
On Thursday, Sullivan, now 24, updated the Star-Telegram on his plight.
In e-mail titled, "Things Going Slowly Uphill for Cyclist Arrested in Fort Worth," Sullivan says that although he no longer faces charges, he went through "a lengthy and expensive ordeal."
"Currently, I am out my Glock 26, defense fees, anger-management fees, and the two–year interruption to my graduate studies," he writes.
He added that he also has loads of debt after paying for year one of medical school, then being told he should "take some time off."
Tarrant County court records confirm that the misdemeanor charge of "unlawful carrying of a handgun" was dismissed in May and that, in the "interest of justice," the Glock was destroyed.
The evading arrest misdemeanor charge was reduced to disorderly conduct, for which Sullivan received two months’ deferred adjudication probation and a $242 fine. He successfully completed his probation this month, records show, and the case was dismissed.
Sullivan wrote that, although he knows his case brought chuckles, he believes that "it also raised some serious questions, adding to a long list of cruel and/or entirely unusual police encounters."
Lt. Paul Henderson, a Fort Worth police spokesman, said he hopes the case delivers a clear message "to anyone who makes the decision to heckle an officer while he is performing a very difficult job."
"If you’re going to swim with sharks, don’t carry bait," Henderson said.
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[Firecrest]

Cause mocking police officers and then evading arrest is totally not the kind of thing that would get you in trouble anywhere else in the world.

This one seems totally vaild to me. You heckle a police officer anywhere in the world and he's gonna stop you. And of course he's gonna nit-pick everything he can. And if a cop ever tells you to stop and you don't, you deserve everything that comes after you.

[Thorran]

Gotta fight the power, stick it to the man, come on.

[Ethax]

Cause mocking police officers and then evading arrest is totally not the kind of thing that would get you in trouble anywhere else in the world.

This one seems totally vaild to me. You heckle a police officer anywhere in the world and he's gonna stop you. And of course he's gonna nit-pick everything he can. And if a cop ever tells you to stop and you don't, you deserve everything that comes after you.

Seriously. I hope this isn't some sob story. I hate smartasses that fuck with cops. There are plenty of crooked and power hungry cops but theres equally as many dumbasses who antagonize law enforcement trying to do their job honestly and then wonder why they get in trouble.

Gimme a fucking break.