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Off Duty Police Headbutter
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Ahh it all makes sense now! The sadism of the met. Vile. I can not believe the off duty cop isn't facing retribution. Reasonable force? Pffft. What kind of example does this set! Absolutely vile.
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As has been said the guy was already restrained If this copper is willing to head butt the guy in full glare of the public ; when any threat was already neutralised ;i wonder what he is prepared to do to other people , when there is no one around in a non life threatening situation . Whatever you think of the guy is irrelevant in the circumstance s I certainly wouldn't...
12:30 Thu 10th Oct 2019
This particular discussion could go on forever, with no side changing it's view.
Ultimately, if you act like an aggressive *** you not only create trouble for others, but you also invite it for yourself. Did the policeman headbutt anyone else on the train? No - he headbutted only the aggressive ***.
Moral of the story: if you don't want trouble, don't act like an aggressive ***.
(If it gets starred out, the word rhymes with 'pass whole')
Ultimately, if you act like an aggressive *** you not only create trouble for others, but you also invite it for yourself. Did the policeman headbutt anyone else on the train? No - he headbutted only the aggressive ***.
Moral of the story: if you don't want trouble, don't act like an aggressive ***.
(If it gets starred out, the word rhymes with 'pass whole')
// The police have no need to stoop to such levels. //
They're human beings, not robots. As I said earlier, blame the knife carriers and terrorists for the 'better safe than sorry' approach.
Save your outrage for them rather than people trying to do the right thing in what must have been a stressful situation for all concerned.
They're human beings, not robots. As I said earlier, blame the knife carriers and terrorists for the 'better safe than sorry' approach.
Save your outrage for them rather than people trying to do the right thing in what must have been a stressful situation for all concerned.
Beggars belief that some people on here condone the head-butting of an already restrained offender.
Its not the job of the police to dish out justice as they see fit...that's the job of the courts!
Contrary to what others have said about myself on other threads, I *DONT* hate the police. But actions like this certainly make me question the ability of *SOME* police officers to hold that position because it reflects on the rest of the force.
Its not the job of the police to dish out justice as they see fit...that's the job of the courts!
Contrary to what others have said about myself on other threads, I *DONT* hate the police. But actions like this certainly make me question the ability of *SOME* police officers to hold that position because it reflects on the rest of the force.
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