Did the police do the right thing?

[maebach]

its a bit harshe but meh... she deserved it

[SaYiaN]

Yea, i'm gonna have to go on the police side with this one..

[asmithz]

Yes, the officers did the right thing. They spend all day chasing scary criminals, they have to let off steam by electrocuting someone once in a while. I also found it fascinating that a couple of 5-second tases can turn a grown woman into a whining child.

Or a yelping dog. He did the right thing, casue he asked serveral time for her to get out. She rufuesed, so he said if you dont, then i will taze you. All she could do is talk shit, and not get out. I dout she would have listened just by peper spray, when she didnt shut up still after getting tazed.

[RPerry]

I had to vote yes on this too.

Its not so hard to follow a few simple instructions, although this woman found it impossible. Had her attitude been better to begin with, she might have just got a ticket and a summons for court. I have found if you handle the police with respect, they respect you back, make a bad situation better for everyone.

[Arm]

I think the officers should be tazed repeatedly before they can carry a tazer.

[DarthInsinuate]

i think they are, it's part of their training (i think it says so on the commentary of that video somewhere), or they just do it for fun, since sadism is a prerequisite of joining the police

[Busyman]

i think they are, it's part of their training (i think it says so on the commentary of that video somewhere), or they just do it for fun, since sadism is a prerequisite of joining the police

You watched Exit Wounds too many times.

I side with the police.

Police have let me go for driving 80 mph and part of it was because I was courteous and respectful, had my license and registration ready when he approached and didn't bullshit the reason I was stopped (and I didn't have any warrants ).

Once, after being stopped for going 80, my radar detector was still going off when he was at my driver's side.

[vidcc]

Once, after being stopped for going 80, my radar detector was still going off when he was at my driver's side.

Money well spent then

[Busyman]

Once, after being stopped for going 80, my radar detector was still going off when he was at my driver's side.

Money well spent then

Doesn't work if you're paced.

I check my rearview intermittently.

[Snee]

She was warned, but she acted like an idiot and wouldn't comply to very clear instructions, so the first hit was definitely warranted.


Dunno' about the second time, but I suppose that, for all they knew, she might have a concealed weapon or something ready for when they would get close enough.

In this case I'd say that her pain < the policemen's safety.



Also, what's it like being hit by a tazer? If it's anything like getting an electric shock you'd be cramping up and twitching a lot after, but I dunno' if you have to whine for a couple of minutes. Does tazering burn or smething?