The question is 'what happened'?
The whole story, not just the propaganda by a leftist on TV.
If the force was justified, then good...if not, the authorities should respond accordingly.
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Police beat teen on tape?
- May 19, 2009 18:03:05
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- The family of a 14-year-old boy say police used excessive brutality in an incident caught on tape. Rick Sanchez explains.
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This is what I think of you.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?...
FUCK YOU!
Maybe he will take this as a wake up call and straighten out.
He needs to wise up, too.
YOU DON'T TAKE ON THE COPS. YOU WON'T WIN.
Word of a child against and officer. Hard line to draw. Need more evidence. Not saying it didn't/couldn't happen, but word against word isn't really going to sway me on this. If he was a stellar kid he wouldn't have been in that predicament in the 1st place. That being said, cops are good for pulling that kind of thing, and no it wouldn't suprise me one iota... Glad I am not the judge...
Maybe this is why they live in government housing?
I think the idea is to do what the officers ask when they ask? But what do I know as I am always polite and do as they ask?
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(May 19) - The mother of a 14-year-old boy said her son was beaten so badly by police officers earlier this month that she didn't recognize him when she went to find him at the hospital.
Karen Casey told CNN's Headline News that her son, Trevor, and his friends were sitting on the steps of a home in Toledo, Ohio, when police told them to move. Trevor, according to Casey, was slow to get up and police grabbed him and slammed his face on a squad car.
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Trevor said the hood of the vehicle was too hot and he tried to get up, at which point police choked him, his mother told CNN.
Police said the boy refused orders to leave a home where he was loitering and resisted arrest repeatedly.
The incident was caught on video and it shows Trevor restrained in a chokehold by a police officer. His face is bloody and he appears to be unconscious before he falls to the ground.
"He thought he was going to die," Casey said. "He felt like they were crushing the lights out of him."
A statement from a police report said Trevor refused to put his hands behind his back when told to do so by the arrest...""
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(May 19) - The mother of a 14-year-old boy said her son was beaten so badly by police officers earlier this month that she didn't recognize him when she went to find him at the hospital.
Karen Casey told CNN's Headline News that her son, Trevor, and his friends were sitting on the steps of a home in Toledo, Ohio, when police told them to move. Trevor, according to Casey, was slow to get up and police grabbed him and slammed his face on a squad car.
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Trevor said the hood of the vehicle was too hot and he tried to get up, at which point police choked him, his mother told CNN.
Police said the boy refused orders to leave a home where he was loitering and resisted arrest repeatedly.
The incident was caught on video and it shows Trevor restrained in a chokehold by a police officer. His face is bloody and he appears to be unconscious before he falls to the ground.
"He thought he was going to die," Casey said. "He felt like they were crushing the lights out of him."
A statement from a police report said Trevor refused to put his hands behind his back when told to do so by the arresting officers. Police said he told them he had been smoking marijuana before the confrontation began.
"His mother came in ... and filed a formal complaint with internal affairs, and the matter will be thoroughly investigated," Toledo Police Chief Mike Navarro said in a statement.
Casey told CNN her son is now doing fine and did not suffer any lasting injuries.
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The occupant of 175 Brand Whitlock, Shari Weems, 19, who shot the video that appears on Youtube, said the accusation of loitering was unnecessary.
"The police had no reason to come here and tell them to move," she said. "They were not causing any problems."
Chris Rock is hilarious and like many he bases his comedy on reality. If you act like an a--hole towards the cops they're going to take you down. (you try it and tell me what happens)
Trevor acted like an a--hole and he got his a-- kicked for it. His friends were bright enough to run away, not Trevor.