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Two Buffalo police officers are suspended without pay after video shows them shoving a 75-year-old man before he staggers and cracks his head on the sidewalk - as Cuomo blasts the cops' actions as 'utterly disgraceful'

Forever Blue wrote:Two Buffalo police officers are suspended without pay after video shows them shoving a 75-year-old man before he staggers and cracks his head on the sidewalk - as Cuomo blasts the cops' actions as 'utterly disgraceful'

Will it have the same coverage. Mmmm

bluebirdoct1962 wrote:

Forever Blue wrote:Two Buffalo police officers are suspended without pay after video shows them shoving a 75-year-old man before he staggers and cracks his head on the sidewalk - as Cuomo blasts the cops' actions as 'utterly disgraceful'

Will it have the same coverage. Mmmm

Without a doubt no.

The video of this incident is shocking. The man, doesn't look 75 mind, goes down and looks out cold. One officer shows initial concern but is pushed away, whilst everyone else almost walk over him with blood coming out of his head.

https://youtu.be/jlmAfv-mrXA

57 colleagues resign from the emergency response team in support of they colleagues.

Fantastic to hear. They job is becoming impossible to do great to them making a stand for themselves.

https://uk.news.yahoo.com/buffalo-polic ... 17457.html

Isawgarystevensscoreagoal wrote:The video of this incident is shocking. The man, doesn't look 75 mind, goes down and looks out cold. One officer shows initial concern but is pushed away, whilst everyone else almost walk over him with blood coming out of his head.

https://youtu.be/jlmAfv-mrXA

Agree absolutely shocking. Not listening to clear instructions not even jack grealish would go down with that light a touch.
Then takes several officers to attend to him immediately reducing they colleagues safety. Disgusting actions by the protester you are spot on.

Bigmarkw wrote:57 colleagues resign from the emergency response team in support of they colleagues.

Fantastic to hear. They job is becoming impossible to do great to them making a stand for themselves.

https://uk.news.yahoo.com/buffalo-polic ... 17457.html

You are joking of course!

There could of course be hundreds of protestors out of shot but it seems as if the man posed no threat to a body of police coming toward home. I would have thought absolute basic training tells trained police not to push people.

Him for home.

Igovernor wrote:

Bigmarkw wrote:57 colleagues resign from the emergency response team in support of they colleagues.

Fantastic to hear. They job is becoming impossible to do great to them making a stand for themselves.

https://uk.news.yahoo.com/buffalo-polic ... 17457.html

You are joking of course!

Not at all. I’m very firm but very fair. They barely touched the guy.

Isawgarystevensscoreagoal wrote:There could of course be hundreds of protestors out of shot but it seems as if the man posed no threat to a body of police coming toward home. I would have thought absolute basic training tells trained police not to push people.

They were clearing the area, instructions were given to people to move and the guy refused, so it was pretty certain physical force would be used. However the Police reaction afterwards was brutal. Not excusing it but if your colleagues had been slashed, shot at and killed by protestors during this madness your tolerance level would probably drop as well.

Isawgarystevensscoreagoal wrote:There could of course be hundreds of protestors out of shot but it seems as if the man posed no threat to a body of police coming toward home. I would have thought absolute basic training tells trained police not to push people.

There were other protesters there as shown when they started to rush towards the man. Hence why the first police had to walk by to allow the ones behind to give medical aid which was there with in seconds. Had they broken they line they become vulnerable putting the police protesters and especially the injured man at even more risk. I am certain he’s better getting treatment from the police than the protesters.

There a bigger picture than simply a man got pushed over by a police officer.

The tactic is to obstruct, delay.. tie up the police. Don’t put yourself in the position.

The clearest case of the Paul Alcocks since, well Paul Alcock. Definitely staged bar the crack of his head on concrete and no surprise the bloke turns out to be a social justice activist. If we continue down the road we're heading and undermine police authority any further then no one will be safe to walk the streets in 20 years.

Bigmarkw wrote:

Igovernor wrote:

Bigmarkw wrote:57 colleagues resign from the emergency response team in support of they colleagues.

Fantastic to hear. They job is becoming impossible to do great to them making a stand for themselves.

https://uk.news.yahoo.com/buffalo-polic ... 17457.html

You are joking of course!

Not at all. I’m very firm but very fair. They barely touched the guy.

I wonder how steady on your feet you would be at his age?

Igovernor wrote:

Bigmarkw wrote:

Igovernor wrote:

Bigmarkw wrote:57 colleagues resign from the emergency response team in support of they colleagues.

Fantastic to hear. They job is becoming impossible to do great to them making a stand for themselves.

https://uk.news.yahoo.com/buffalo-polic ... 17457.html

You are joking of course!

Not at all. I’m very firm but very fair. They barely touched the guy.

I wonder how steady on your feet you would be at his age?

steady enough to be an agitator and steady enough to be a tw*t... come on mate you must have seen the police in our country at our games.. they are there to keep order and clear areas and I thought we all knew if you caught a clout or got arrested while getting in their way it was tough titty

Igovernor wrote:

Bigmarkw wrote:

Igovernor wrote:

Bigmarkw wrote:57 colleagues resign from the emergency response team in support of they colleagues.

Fantastic to hear. They job is becoming impossible to do great to them making a stand for themselves.

https://uk.news.yahoo.com/buffalo-polic ... 17457.html

You are joking of course!

Not at all. I’m very firm but very fair. They barely touched the guy.

I wonder how steady on your feet you would be at his age?

Sensible enough not to put myself in that situation. He was hardly an innocent bystander was he ? As said above if the snowflakes win then we all in trouble.

epping blue wrote:The clearest case of the Paul Alcocks since, well Paul Alcock. Definitely staged bar the crack of his head on concrete and no surprise the bloke turns out to be a social justice activist. If we continue down the road we're heading and undermine police authority any further then no one will be safe to walk the streets in 20 years.

some people don't know what they want... ive read here that we have kindergarten police ,not fit for purpose etc . over not being much stricter with people breaking lockdown rules ffs.. same posters are now in the anti police brutality camp... so I assume these people think you can riot and loot providing its within a 5 mile radius and social distancing. is observed.

skidemin wrote:

epping blue wrote:The clearest case of the Paul Alcocks since, well Paul Alcock. Definitely staged bar the crack of his head on concrete and no surprise the bloke turns out to be a social justice activist. If we continue down the road we're heading and undermine police authority any further then no one will be safe to walk the streets in 20 years.

some people don't know what they want... ive read here that we have kindergarten police ,not fit for purpose etc . over not being much stricter with people breaking lockdown rules ffs.. same posters are now in the anti police brutality camp... so I assume these people think you can riot and loot providing its within a 5 mile radius and social distancing. is observed.

That is an excellent post. Well said.

That'll teach them. Hope they get sacked.