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aye a nar but the machete guy retaliated after being strangled and having his hair pulled out by a copper. This incident was blatant attempted murder.
16 year old kid attacked by South Yorkshire copper
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RascaI
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because I was walking up 15 yards in front of him, and heard the full thing un fold, saw the coppers come running towards us, stopped and looked back.
SAFC_Jack
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Certainly appears to be excessive force - cracking someone in the head with a weapon who is seemingly unarmed, particularly charging in like that and the nature of the incident.
An ordinary member of the public wouldn’t manage a self-defense argument, so can’t see what the officer could say to the contrary.
An ordinary member of the public wouldn’t manage a self-defense argument, so can’t see what the officer could say to the contrary.
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Dilligaf60
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Poke it where the sun doesn’t shine numbnuts. If you ever get robbed or attacked phone someone who gives a shit. Not the coppers.
pwsafc
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So what happened then
Nothing that justified that level of violence to a minor.
Mowgli
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Hes posted it previously I think. Go and have a look.
Falconhoof
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KGC83
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The full story makes no difference though. He was running away from the copper who unlawfully smashed him over the head with his baton. What can’t you understand? You keep saying he was causing trouble, that makes not one iota of difference
marco popas
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He has
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More footage on sky news now.
pwsafc
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Can't be bothered to trawl back through posts
It makes a big difference to me, the copper might have used excessive force and get in trouble for it. If the lad was causing trouble I have no sympathy for him if he wasn't then I would have a lot of sympathy for himThe full story makes no difference though. He was running away from the copper who unlawfully smashed him over the head with his baton. What can’t you understand? You keep saying he was causing trouble, that makes not one iota of difference
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SpiritofBurnden
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The only time i've ever seen police behaving like that was in Madrid.
KGC83
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Well it doesn’t to the law and that’s all that matters.
What do you think is a much more serious problem?
A 16 year old kid kicking off at football or a Police Force that thinks it can take a run up and smash a baton over a child's head?
If the lad had been up to stuff, it would of been easy for that group of Police to simply arrest him, cuff him and take him for charging. Why didn't they do that?
I think the Policeman should be facing a jail sentence, he won't, worst case he will get the sack.
pwsafc
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Shouldn't be a jail sentence at all, he might get sacked. If. If the copper gets jailed then you would have to jail anyone who threw a punch as a punch can potentially kill someone aswell
Shouldn't be a jail sentence at all, he might get sacked. If. If the copper gets jailed then you would have to jail anyone who threw a punch as a punch can potentially kill someone aswell
Not really that bothered, the cop will get into to trouble if they think it's excessive force, that's upto to the authorities
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Zweiguys
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The full story makes all the difference. ‘If’ the kid had caused previous bodily harm and the police thought he was apt to cause further bodily harm then they are well within their rights to protect the public. Again ‘if’ he’s being instructed to stop and he doesn’t obey the order to stop the police are well within their rights to stop him.The full story makes no difference though. He was running away from the copper who unlawfully smashed him over the head with his baton. What can’t you understand? You keep saying he was causing trouble, that makes not one iota of difference
Obey the police, comply with the orders they give in these situations. Full stop!
It's ABH at a minimum, easily GBH, both carry prison sentences and he should be locked up. He's a trained officer who knows the rules and consequences he could of easily killed or cabbaged the kid for life. He simply has no excuse or defence, he wasn't even provoked personally.
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We'll try this again.
Exactly what level of 'causing bother' or 'not being innocent' is deserving of being hit across the head in such a way?
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