This is probably what a normal day for some cops looks like...

Fingolfin269 · Jan 11, 2015

This is probably what some cops have to put up with on a daily basis depending on where they get assigned. Yeah, I know, it's part of their job to put up with this kind of stuff but I watched this video waiting for the beat down (on either side) that never actually happened. Not sure who would blame them if the female cop decided to draw, if they decided to call in about 5 other cars and started an 'incident', etc. These were just good kids minding their own business.

FYI, NSFW (language).

(LINK REMOVED. Apparently they took the video down.)

Thebobo · Jan 11, 2015

Well she looks like she handled it.

Dari · Jan 11, 2015

Thebobo said:
Well she looks like she handled it.

Yes. Female cops are far less confrontational than male cops. Friendlier, too. But, when things get hot they are usually less able. Worse, if they have a male partner, the partner would be more concerned about her safety than his own. So it's a mixed bag.

Rakehellion · Jan 11, 2015

Who cares? Retail employees have to deal with the same thing.

RockinZ28 · Jan 11, 2015

Vertical vid. Facebook. Nope.

zerocool84 · Jan 11, 2015

Thebobo said:
Well she looks like she handled it.

She should have been harder on them IMO especially with them being outnumbered and especially with the guy fighting from going in the cop car. Those kids acting all hard.

rh71 · Jan 11, 2015

gang mentality... as in being with all your buddies, you're gonna act hard.

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Jodell88 · Jan 11, 2015

Video is fake. No one was shitting drinking coffee and eating donuts.

ImpulsE69 · Jan 11, 2015

I wonder how many of the tough guys realized they were filming him resisting arrest? Hard evidence posted to FB. I kept waiting for her to just taze him.

Sad part is, you see the 'racial' aspect thrown allover, but you see them do the same exact thing when the cops are black.

MarkXIX · Jan 11, 2015

If his "boys" weren't there filming that punk would have been all "Yes ma'am, no ma'am, can I help you get me into that back seat ma'am?"

To the uninitiated, this is a typical interaction for police in our country. Sadly, you don't see it enough because the media doesn't give a shit when nothing really happens like nothing really happened here.

I remember one time I responded to a 911 call from a club whose patronage was typically of a darker complexion than my own. As I walked in with my partner, who matched the patrons in color, I was subject to more racism in the first 30 seconds than most of the rest of my life to that point. My partner squashed it as much as possible and apologized to me later. This was at a club on a US Army base.

Mai72 · Jan 11, 2015

lol, they think they are winning. But, from what I see most are in jail.

Ackmed · Jan 11, 2015

Rakehellion said:
Who cares? Retail employees have to deal with the same thing.

You're an idiot if you really think that.

This video shows more thugs acting thuggy. And they try to make it seem like the white cops are the problem? It is obvious who the problem is.

TallBill · Jan 11, 2015

Could have gone real south real quick. Hope he was charged with resisting arrest.

Rakehellion · Jan 12, 2015

rh71 said:
gang mentality... as in being with all your buddies, you're gonna act hard.

It's how cops get their courage.

Rakehellion · Jan 12, 2015

Ackmed said:
You're an idiot if you really think that.

This video shows more thugs acting thuggy. And they try to make it seem like the white cops are the problem? It is obvious who the problem is.

The same thing retail employees deal with.

Rakehellion · Jan 12, 2015

MarkXIX said:
If his "boys" weren't there filming that punk would have been all "Yes ma'am, no ma'am, can I help you get me into that back seat ma'am?"

To the uninitiated, this is a typical interaction for police in our country. Sadly, you don't see it enough because the media doesn't give a shit when nothing really happens like nothing really happened here.

I remember one time I responded to a 911 call from a club whose patronage was typically of a darker complexion than my own. As I walked in with my partner, who matched the patrons in color, I was subject to more racism in the first 30 seconds than most of the rest of my life to that point. My partner squashed it as much as possible and apologized to me later. This was at a club on a US Army base.

So I guess they were filming at the club too then otherwise they's have been all "yes, sir."

Blanky · Jan 12, 2015

link is dead

Blanky · Jan 12, 2015

RockinZ28 said:
Vertical vid. Facebook. Nope.

Ah, thanks. Yeah, I wouldn't have watched it anyway if it were a vertical vid. We need to rise up and just say no.

MarkXIX · Jan 12, 2015

Rakehellion said:
So I guess they were filming at the club too then otherwise they's have been all "yes, sir."

The cameras had nothing to do with it, it is the "gang/group" mentality.

pontifex · Jan 12, 2015

Really sick of hearing the race card being thrown around.
These people aren't going anywhere in life (besides maybe jail or the cemetery), will never do anything good, nothing is their fault, they have no sense of responsibility, and use it as an excuse to be criminals.

Ackmed · Jan 12, 2015

Rakehellion said:
The same thing retail employees deal with.

Not even close. Do retail workers deal with very, very rude people? Absolutely. Sometimes even getting into physical altercations. They don't deal with people (except very few times) threatening to shoot them, throwing racial slurs around, or some thug resisting arrest because they don't arrest anyone. I fully understand retail can suck, especially during the holidays, it does not compare to this video or other things Officers have to deal with on a daily basis.

Ackmed · Jan 12, 2015

pontifex said:
Really sick of hearing the race card being thrown around.
These people aren't going anywhere in life (besides maybe jail or the cemetery), will never do anything good, nothing is their fault, they have no sense of responsibility, and use it as an excuse to be criminals.

This is 100% truth.

Rakehellion · Jan 12, 2015

Ackmed said:
Not even close. Do retail workers deal with very, very rude people? Absolutely. Sometimes even getting into physical altercations. They don't deal with people (except very few times) threatening to shoot them, throwing racial slurs around, or some thug resisting arrest because they don't arrest anyone. I fully understand retail can suck, especially during the holidays, it does not compare to this video or other things Officers have to deal with on a daily basis.

Retail employees don't arrest people, but they do deal with blatant theft.

Rakehellion · Jan 12, 2015

MarkXIX said:
The cameras had nothing to do with it, it is the "gang/group" mentality.

Is that the same mentality that makes cops rude and disrespectful?

This is probably what a normal day for some cops looks like...

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