These Power Hungry Cops Were on a Mission to Arrest Anyone that They Could

[The Nature Boy 4,224]

http://thefreethoughtproject.com/power-hungry-cops-mission-arrest/#f6qEdRULWeiYvIRm.99

I hope these kids sue and the cops get kicked off the force. Dog pack mentality from Blue uniformed thugs . The old knee to the neck.

Video shared with The Free Thought Project, via Facebook Saturday, paints an onerous picture of the reality that is Police State USA.

The video starts off with an NYPD cop demanding ID from a young man. The young man’s friend then pushes him out of the way to save him from arrest and they walk off.

After smelling the blood in the water, this shark….ahem, cop, had to feed. He grabbed the closest person to him, which happened to be 16-year-old Nasheri, and demanded an ID, again. Having done nothing wrong, and not wanting to be assaulted, she told the accosting officer not to touch her.

Not receiving an instant submission to his ‘power’ was a direct blow to this officer’s authoritative ego; he must now throw a tyrannical temper tantrum.

As the power-tripping NYPD cop begins to manhandle a 90 lb teenage girl, her brother steps in to stop the injustice. As if they had been waiting for this glorious moment, the opportunity to escalate the violence had been granted; it was now time to bash some heads!

The young man is thrown to the ground by the large NYPD cop and quickly finds himself subject to the standard, 200 lb knee on the neck, face on the pavement, ‘stop resisting’ maneuver.

The siblings were subsequently arrested and charged with multiple ‘crimes.’ According to the person who posted the video, they were released the next day.

Read more at http://thefreethoughtproject.com/power-hungry-cops-mission-arrest/#pSwzHJtBWMvWaTrV.99

[Mr. Big Dog 10,747]

You guys should be made to spend a year solid in a real, actual police state. Then maybe you would understand just how stupid this kind of blabber is. But most likely, you wouldn't.

[The Nature Boy 4,224]

You guys should be made to spend a year solid in a real, actual police state. Then maybe you would understand just how stupid this kind of blabber is. But most likely, you wouldn't.

I understand that a cop walking up to a kid, demanding to see an ID, for no reason, then snatching her bag out of her hand then assaulting her brother, is wrong.. police state or not. By resisting and making people aware of their rights, hopefully we will never have to experience a totalitarian police state .

Cops are not above the law.

[Mr. Big Dog 10,747]

I understand that a cop walking up to a kid, demanding to see an ID, for no reason, then snatching her bag out of her hand then assaulting her brother, is wrong.. police state or not. By resisting and making people aware of their rights, hopefully we will never have to experience a totalitarian police state .

Cops are not above the law.

Fair enough. The paranoid piece you quote in the OP does speak of the "Police State USA", however. The author should be sent to an actual police state and live there for as long as it takes him or her to realize just how stupid that label is. And for good measure, those that consume and re-publish this nonsense ought to be sent there too. Enjoy!

[JIJourney 96]

sometimes cops abuse their power

[Mr. Big Dog 10,747]

sometimes cops abuse their power

yes, sometimes politicians do that too. or parents. or teachers. or judges. or any other person in a position of power. as they say, there are bad apples in every barrel. what else is new?