Thoughts?
The hits to me look pretty ineffectual.
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well you knew i'd show up for this...i really hate the way the cop was bashing that guy in the face. not necessary. 
....in all fairness i don't know what led up to this, but there are other alternatives.
....in all fairness i don't know what led up to this, but there are other alternatives. 
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I agree with you Val. The punches to the face were uncalled for. Were they trying to handcuff him?? If so why wasn't he on his stomach??
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valerie;455316 wrote: Thoughts?
The hits to me look pretty ineffectual.
First thought: with thugs like that on the street, you don't need un-official
criminals. Next thought: If I were the person videoing this incident, I'd be
very, very glad that I wasn't seen doing it. Next thought: I wonder whether
there was more to proceedings than this shows? Next thought - it doesn't
matter, the shaven-headed thug on the right, kneeling on the grass, must
undoubtably go down for this.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/main.jh ... lice11.xml
"the officers said they punched him amid concern that he might grab one of
their guns" Yeah, right.
The hits to me look pretty ineffectual.
First thought: with thugs like that on the street, you don't need un-official
criminals. Next thought: If I were the person videoing this incident, I'd be
very, very glad that I wasn't seen doing it. Next thought: I wonder whether
there was more to proceedings than this shows? Next thought - it doesn't
matter, the shaven-headed thug on the right, kneeling on the grass, must
undoubtably go down for this.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/main.jh ... lice11.xml
"the officers said they punched him amid concern that he might grab one of
their guns" Yeah, right.
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I'm not a police officer and I've never been trained to be one. Until I'm faced with subduing a known violent criminal, I'll tend to give the police the benefit of the doubt. Pictures may speak a thousand words but they don't always tell the whole story. But I have to keep wondering - the police should know by now that everybody has a camera. Can't they consider waiting 'til they get to the jail if they just want to beat the crap out of somebody?
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This does seem more than a little excessive but as others have said this is just a snapshot of the incident and we don't know the full story.
As LC will tell you it is really hard to restrain someone who doesn't want to be restrained and to do it safely without anyone getting hurt takes more than two officers, add drink or drugs into the equation then it gets really tough.
As LC will tell you it is really hard to restrain someone who doesn't want to be restrained and to do it safely without anyone getting hurt takes more than two officers, add drink or drugs into the equation then it gets really tough.
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She is one fit bitch innit, that Immy
Don't worry; it only seems kinky the first time
She is one fit bitch innit, that Immy
Don't worry; it only seems kinky the first time
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from what i have since heard, the guy was some vicious gangbanger...and the officers have been cleared of wrongdoing. i have had to hobble or spray or tase people, but bashing them in the face is a no-no unless you are in a ground fight and they DO go for your gun...then anything goes!
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FBI to Investigate Violent LAPD Arrest Caught on YouTube... i just found this. FBI now involved.
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My little brother for the rest of his life will carry a plate and several
screws in his right ankle from a take-down. And he had 2 other officers
assisting him at the time. It's not always an easy thing.
Apparently, the LAPD is allowed "distraction strikes" to get compliance.
There are quite a few (even some police critics) who say this one falls
into a grayer area than other "high profile" incidents.
I say we try to trust our officers and not handcuff THEM. Are there
rotten apples on police forces? Sure. But we need to let them do their
jobs. There are plenty of watchdog groups out there now.
Me, I was under arrest I submit fully, and deal with whatever later.
You have to just stop when the officer tells you to, and a lot of
these scumbags just don't. Then they cry foul and lawyer up.
Wrong in my book.
screws in his right ankle from a take-down. And he had 2 other officers
assisting him at the time. It's not always an easy thing.
Apparently, the LAPD is allowed "distraction strikes" to get compliance.
There are quite a few (even some police critics) who say this one falls
into a grayer area than other "high profile" incidents.
I say we try to trust our officers and not handcuff THEM. Are there
rotten apples on police forces? Sure. But we need to let them do their
jobs. There are plenty of watchdog groups out there now.
Me, I was under arrest I submit fully, and deal with whatever later.
You have to just stop when the officer tells you to, and a lot of
these scumbags just don't. Then they cry foul and lawyer up.
Wrong in my book.
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Well, part of me (a large part) thinks: "So what? the guy's a thug / criminal. You want your rights, then abide by the law"
But, how far do you take things? I mean, what if this happens to someone innocent?
But, how far do you take things? I mean, what if this happens to someone innocent?
Behaviour breeds behaviour - treat people how you would like to be treated yourself
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innocence or guilt is determined in the courts, not the street. if they had probable cause to arrest, then he should not have fought or resisted. never a good idea.
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thanks Val...those clips are worth a million words. and that guy in the second video is a true hero, the bastard had her gun!!
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Adam Zapple;455756 wrote: Can't they consider waiting 'til they get to the jail if they just want to beat the crap out of somebody?
They *used* to fall down the cell steps.
They *used* to fall down the cell steps.
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lady cop;456019 wrote: B]thanks Val...those clips are worth a million words. and that guy in the second video is a true hero, the bastard had her gun!!
But they're nothing to do with the one paricular incident that you posted; IMO
each must be judged in isolation.
But they're nothing to do with the one paricular incident that you posted; IMO
each must be judged in isolation.
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Diuretic;456392 wrote: If there were no steps then of course someone could always trip.
Especially if the floor was being wiped, for some reason.... choice words, ho ho.
Especially if the floor was being wiped, for some reason.... choice words, ho ho.
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Bill Sikes;456396 wrote: But they're nothing to do with the one paricular incident that you posted; IMO
each must be judged in isolation.i'm not certain what you mean Bill...it's early here and i just woke up!
each must be judged in isolation.i'm not certain what you mean Bill...it's early here and i just woke up!
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lady cop;456417 wrote: i'm not certain what you mean Bill...it's early here and i just woke up!
Oh he's "after" me again, grumpy old sod.
The videos I posted were to give people an idea of what police officers
face and the "other" side of the story.
BS wants the guy to whack the cop with the handcuffs and get away
and further terrorize the neighborhood.
:yh_bigsmi
Oh he's "after" me again, grumpy old sod.
The videos I posted were to give people an idea of what police officers
face and the "other" side of the story.
BS wants the guy to whack the cop with the handcuffs and get away
and further terrorize the neighborhood.
:yh_bigsmi
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He did seem to be forcibly resisting although he might have just been freaking out because he couldnt breathe. Assuming the coppers are good ones its hard to 2nd guess them without actually being there in their shoes.
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suspect now in custody-------------TAMARAC, Fla. -- One sheriff's deputy was killed and another was wounded after being gunned down during a routine traffic stop, authorities said Sunday. A massive search for the suspect or suspects was underway.
Deputy Brian Tephford, a six-year veteran of the Broward Sheriff's Office, was fatally shot just after 11 p.m. Saturday at the Versailles Gardens Condominium here, the sheriff's office said.
Authorities say 34-year-old Tephford, who was pronounced dead at 12:01 a.m. Sunday, called for back up minutes before the shooting and Deputy Corey Carbocci was dispatched to the scene.
Shortly after, the sheriff's office said, both deputies were fired on. Neither had a chance to fire their own weapon, authorities said.
"It would appear that they were taken totally by surprise by this shooting," Sheriff Ken Jenne told television station WTVJ.
Carbocci, 37, who was wearing a protective vest, was listed in stable but guarded condition Sunday at Broward General Medical Center, according to the sheriff's office.
suspect now in custody-------------TAMARAC, Fla. -- One sheriff's deputy was killed and another was wounded after being gunned down during a routine traffic stop, authorities said Sunday. A massive search for the suspect or suspects was underway. Deputy Brian Tephford, a six-year veteran of the Broward Sheriff's Office, was fatally shot just after 11 p.m. Saturday at the Versailles Gardens Condominium here, the sheriff's office said.
Authorities say 34-year-old Tephford, who was pronounced dead at 12:01 a.m. Sunday, called for back up minutes before the shooting and Deputy Corey Carbocci was dispatched to the scene.
Shortly after, the sheriff's office said, both deputies were fired on. Neither had a chance to fire their own weapon, authorities said.
"It would appear that they were taken totally by surprise by this shooting," Sheriff Ken Jenne told television station WTVJ.
Carbocci, 37, who was wearing a protective vest, was listed in stable but guarded condition Sunday at Broward General Medical Center, according to the sheriff's office.
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update...i don't know why he was not wearing vest----
CRIME SCENE: Deputies and officers from agencies throughout Broward blocked intersections to seal the search area.
A Broward Sheriff's deputy is dead today and another wounded after someone inside a white Geo Metro opened fire during a late-night traffic stop in Tamarac.
The car sped away, but was found abandoned in Sunrise, where hundreds of law officers converged and were going door to door. At least one suspect was being held, though authorities were looking for others. Several witnesses were being questioned.
Deputy Brian Tephford was killed when one of the occupants of the car shot him twice, authorities said. It happened in the 8500 block of Colony Circle near the Versailles Gardens condominium, where Tephford had been working an off-duty detail.
The 34-year-old deputy's weapon remained strapped in its holster, according to BSO.
A second deputy who had been called to the scene as backup during the traffic stop, Corey Carbocci, was shot four times.
Carbocci, 37, was in stable condition at Broward General Medical Center. He, too, never had the chance to remove his weapon from its holster, BSO said.
''It would appear that they were taken totally by surprise by this shooting,'' Sheriff Ken Jenne told television station WTVJ.
Tephford was not wearing a protective vest.
After the shooting, the car sped off. Law officers pursuing the car lost sight of it at one point. But it was found in Sunrise, near a strip mall at the intersection of Oakland Park Boulevard and Hiatus Road.
Several cars were recovered and several witnesses questioned throughout the night. ''We received information from witnesses and investigated everything they told us,'' said BSO spokeswoman Veda Coleman-Wright.
Jenne rushed to Broward General, where Tephford was pronounced dead at 12:01 a.m., to maintain a vigil for the wounded deputy.
Authorities were not divulging any information on the suspect or suspects in custody. BSO alerted authorities to be on the lookout for a 28-year-old man, Keith S. Smith, also believed to be connected to the shooting. No other details about him were immediately available.
The shooting happened shortly after 11 p.m. Saturday. As many as 10 shots were fired by the gunman inside the four-door Geo, BSO said.
Police helicopters hovered over the neighborhood where the Geo was discovered abandoned, hunting fugitives from the sky. Hundreds of officers, including dozens of officers with police dogs, combed through backyards.
At the Versailles Gardens -- the scene of the shooting -- entrances into the complex were cordoned off and deputies were stopping every car that entered the complex and examining the contents of its trunk.
''This is just insane,'' said Camille Pedone, 46, a resident of the condo complex. ``This is normally a very quiet area.''
Pedone and her roommate, Linda Dion, said they heard emergency sirens during the night but thought nothing of the sound -- a hospital is located nearby.
''I heard there was a reward offered but I'd turn them in for nothing,'' Dion said. ``If someone would shoot a cop then they would do anything.''
According to BSO, Tephford was a father of three young children, two of them twins. He was a six-year BSO veteran.
Carbocci is a father of four, including a stepson who is a fellow Broward Sheriff's deputy. Carbocci is a former truck driver who became a deputy three years ago.
CRIME SCENE: Deputies and officers from agencies throughout Broward blocked intersections to seal the search area.
A Broward Sheriff's deputy is dead today and another wounded after someone inside a white Geo Metro opened fire during a late-night traffic stop in Tamarac.
The car sped away, but was found abandoned in Sunrise, where hundreds of law officers converged and were going door to door. At least one suspect was being held, though authorities were looking for others. Several witnesses were being questioned.
Deputy Brian Tephford was killed when one of the occupants of the car shot him twice, authorities said. It happened in the 8500 block of Colony Circle near the Versailles Gardens condominium, where Tephford had been working an off-duty detail.
The 34-year-old deputy's weapon remained strapped in its holster, according to BSO.
A second deputy who had been called to the scene as backup during the traffic stop, Corey Carbocci, was shot four times.
Carbocci, 37, was in stable condition at Broward General Medical Center. He, too, never had the chance to remove his weapon from its holster, BSO said.
''It would appear that they were taken totally by surprise by this shooting,'' Sheriff Ken Jenne told television station WTVJ.
Tephford was not wearing a protective vest.
After the shooting, the car sped off. Law officers pursuing the car lost sight of it at one point. But it was found in Sunrise, near a strip mall at the intersection of Oakland Park Boulevard and Hiatus Road.
Several cars were recovered and several witnesses questioned throughout the night. ''We received information from witnesses and investigated everything they told us,'' said BSO spokeswoman Veda Coleman-Wright.
Jenne rushed to Broward General, where Tephford was pronounced dead at 12:01 a.m., to maintain a vigil for the wounded deputy.
Authorities were not divulging any information on the suspect or suspects in custody. BSO alerted authorities to be on the lookout for a 28-year-old man, Keith S. Smith, also believed to be connected to the shooting. No other details about him were immediately available.
The shooting happened shortly after 11 p.m. Saturday. As many as 10 shots were fired by the gunman inside the four-door Geo, BSO said.
Police helicopters hovered over the neighborhood where the Geo was discovered abandoned, hunting fugitives from the sky. Hundreds of officers, including dozens of officers with police dogs, combed through backyards.
At the Versailles Gardens -- the scene of the shooting -- entrances into the complex were cordoned off and deputies were stopping every car that entered the complex and examining the contents of its trunk.
''This is just insane,'' said Camille Pedone, 46, a resident of the condo complex. ``This is normally a very quiet area.''
Pedone and her roommate, Linda Dion, said they heard emergency sirens during the night but thought nothing of the sound -- a hospital is located nearby.
''I heard there was a reward offered but I'd turn them in for nothing,'' Dion said. ``If someone would shoot a cop then they would do anything.''
According to BSO, Tephford was a father of three young children, two of them twins. He was a six-year BSO veteran.
Carbocci is a father of four, including a stepson who is a fellow Broward Sheriff's deputy. Carbocci is a former truck driver who became a deputy three years ago.
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SnoozeControl;457086 wrote: I loved the part where the fat lady came by and pinned the bad guy to the ground. :wah:
Ill be stalking you I think. That would please me.
Ill be stalking you I think. That would please me.
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lady cop;456417 wrote: i'm not certain what you mean Bill...it's early here and i just woke up!
I mean that the video that you posted is one incident which must be looked at
in it's own right., Any number of videos of *other* incidents may be posted, but
should not change the way that the first one is investigated, or judged.
I mean that the video that you posted is one incident which must be looked at
in it's own right., Any number of videos of *other* incidents may be posted, but
should not change the way that the first one is investigated, or judged.
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Bill Sikes;457642 wrote: I mean that the video that you posted is one incident which must be looked at
in it's own right., Any number of videos of *other* incidents may be posted, but
should not change the way that the first one is investigated, or judged.no wonder i was confused....i didn't post a video.
in it's own right., Any number of videos of *other* incidents may be posted, but
should not change the way that the first one is investigated, or judged.no wonder i was confused....i didn't post a video.
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valerie;456525 wrote: Oh he's "after" me again, grumpy old sod.
No, I am not, don't be silly, or paranoid. Me, grumpy? Only sometimes!
valerie;456525 wrote: The videos I posted were to give people an idea of what police officers
face and the "other" side of the story.
Yesbut the other videos, "other side of the story", showing that there are police
who are attacked/heroes/whatever cannot reflect on this one - it must be looked
at singly, and not pre-judged by opinion either way!
valerie;456525 wrote: BS wants the guy to whack the cop with the handcuffs and get away
and further terrorize the neighborhood.
:yh_bigsmi
I do wish you'd say what you mean, and not use these rather ambiguous
"smilies". We were asked for an opinion. In the absence of detail (as I
mentioned) it seems to me that the bald thug on the grass is using excessive
force and should be sacked from the police and up; I have no idea what
the person being punched did, or who he was - that wasn't in the question!
No, I am not, don't be silly, or paranoid. Me, grumpy? Only sometimes!
valerie;456525 wrote: The videos I posted were to give people an idea of what police officers
face and the "other" side of the story.
Yesbut the other videos, "other side of the story", showing that there are police
who are attacked/heroes/whatever cannot reflect on this one - it must be looked
at singly, and not pre-judged by opinion either way!
valerie;456525 wrote: BS wants the guy to whack the cop with the handcuffs and get away
and further terrorize the neighborhood.
:yh_bigsmi
I do wish you'd say what you mean, and not use these rather ambiguous
"smilies". We were asked for an opinion. In the absence of detail (as I
mentioned) it seems to me that the bald thug on the grass is using excessive
force and should be sacked from the police and up; I have no idea what
the person being punched did, or who he was - that wasn't in the question!
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lady cop;457645 wrote: no wonder i was confused....i didn't post a video.
So you didn't, the OP was Valerie. Now I'm confused. Crikey, is that the time?
So you didn't, the OP was Valerie. Now I'm confused. Crikey, is that the time?
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Bill Sikes;457651 wrote: So you didn't, the OP was Valerie. Now I'm confused. Crikey, is that the time?yes it is! and you can't skulk off now! 
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lady cop;457658 wrote: yes it is! and you can't skulk off now!
I'm not trying to... it'll take time for more on this to come to light, I'm sure. Do you
have an organisation "over there" like our (UK) IPCC (see http://www.ipcc.gov.uk/index/about_ipcc.htm)?
I'm still keeping a weather eye on the "Woman kills husband with hot oil" report. No news on that yet.
I'm not trying to... it'll take time for more on this to come to light, I'm sure. Do you
have an organisation "over there" like our (UK) IPCC (see http://www.ipcc.gov.uk/index/about_ipcc.htm)?
I'm still keeping a weather eye on the "Woman kills husband with hot oil" report. No news on that yet.
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well the feds get involved sometimes. and our respective IAs (internal affairs) do the job, but they are departmental. by the same token, they are not to be messed with, they do a serious (and scary) job if you are the one under investigation. don't know of an indie agency like yours however.
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Bill Sikes;457649 wrote: No, I am not, don't be silly, or paranoid. Me, grumpy? Only sometimes!
Now he's calling me silly and paranoid YIPPEE!!
Yesbut the other videos, "other side of the story", showing that there are police
who are attacked/heroes/whatever cannot reflect on this one - it must be looked
at singly, and not pre-judged by opinion either way!
LOVE THE "YESBUT" s BS!! Just love 'em thanks ever so much. (Insert
little sarcastic smiley here, just for you!!)
Number one, show me where I said they SHOULD reflect on this one.
Oh never mind, I never said it, OR that the original video should be
pre-judged in any way.
I do wish you'd say what you mean, and not use these rather ambiguous
"smilies". We were asked for an opinion. In the absence of detail (as I
mentioned) it seems to me that the bald thug on the grass is using excessive
force and should be sacked from the police and up; I have no idea what
the person being punched did, or who he was - that wasn't in the question!
NOW he's instructing me on how to compose a post!! Whoppee-zoo, yep
little paranoid moi sure do need THAT!! (Smiley, smiley, million smilies)
I asked for thoughts on the original video, not the others. Next time
I'll be sure to ask for them from "ABS" (Anyone but BS) that's sure to
help you with your confusion now isn't it?
For the second time, you have referred to a police officer as a thug.
Entitled to your opinion of course, but I don't like seeing that and
let it go the first time, so I'm not now. Alrighty baby?
Now he's calling me silly and paranoid YIPPEE!!
Yesbut the other videos, "other side of the story", showing that there are police
who are attacked/heroes/whatever cannot reflect on this one - it must be looked
at singly, and not pre-judged by opinion either way!
LOVE THE "YESBUT" s BS!! Just love 'em thanks ever so much. (Insert
little sarcastic smiley here, just for you!!)
Number one, show me where I said they SHOULD reflect on this one.
Oh never mind, I never said it, OR that the original video should be
pre-judged in any way.
I do wish you'd say what you mean, and not use these rather ambiguous
"smilies". We were asked for an opinion. In the absence of detail (as I
mentioned) it seems to me that the bald thug on the grass is using excessive
force and should be sacked from the police and up; I have no idea what
the person being punched did, or who he was - that wasn't in the question!
NOW he's instructing me on how to compose a post!! Whoppee-zoo, yep
little paranoid moi sure do need THAT!! (Smiley, smiley, million smilies)
I asked for thoughts on the original video, not the others. Next time
I'll be sure to ask for them from "ABS" (Anyone but BS) that's sure to
help you with your confusion now isn't it?
For the second time, you have referred to a police officer as a thug.
Entitled to your opinion of course, but I don't like seeing that and
let it go the first time, so I'm not now. Alrighty baby?
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valerie;457833 wrote: Entitled to your opinion of course, but I don't like seeing that an let it go the first time, so I'm not now. Alrighty baby?[]
Well, you did ask for an opinion in your original post. That goon looks like a
thug to me and appears to be behaving like one. If you don't *like* my opinion
- generally reflected by others in this this thread, well - tough.
Is there something the matter, to make you send these ridiculous posts?
Well, you did ask for an opinion in your original post. That goon looks like a
thug to me and appears to be behaving like one. If you don't *like* my opinion
- generally reflected by others in this this thread, well - tough.
Is there something the matter, to make you send these ridiculous posts?
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valerie;456011 wrote: Things to ponder:
http://www.nothingtoxic.com/media/11275 ... ce_Officer
http://www.filecabi.net/video/flatstan25.html
http://www.sikvid.com/vids/3443.html
http://www.nothingtoxic.com/media/11630 ... n_the_Face
My god!! I've just managed to get my video player working and have just watched those vids. I have allways respected and admired the work police officers do, but i must tell you that my respect for them has just increased ten fold, no.. a hundred fold. Thank you all for what you do :-6
http://www.nothingtoxic.com/media/11275 ... ce_Officer
http://www.filecabi.net/video/flatstan25.html
http://www.sikvid.com/vids/3443.html
http://www.nothingtoxic.com/media/11630 ... n_the_Face
My god!! I've just managed to get my video player working and have just watched those vids. I have allways respected and admired the work police officers do, but i must tell you that my respect for them has just increased ten fold, no.. a hundred fold. Thank you all for what you do :-6
Behaviour breeds behaviour - treat people how you would like to be treated yourself
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thanks Woppy...there's plenty of cop-haters around, but it's nice to know that most decent people appreciate the police. not many people really understand what it is to go to your job and just hope you come home alive that day.
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lady cop;457877 wrote: thanks Woppy...there's plenty of cop-haters around, but it's nice to know that most decent people appreciate the police. not many people really understand what it is to go to your job and just hope you come home alive that day.
You know, I think that before members of the public berate the police, they really ought to consider whats involved in the job.
You know, I think that before members of the public berate the police, they really ought to consider whats involved in the job.
Behaviour breeds behaviour - treat people how you would like to be treated yourself
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Bill Sikes;457865 wrote: Well, you did ask for an opinion in your original post.
AND I JUST SAID THAT IF YOU'D READ A TEENSE MORE CAREFULLY!!
That goon looks like a
thug to me and appears to be behaving like one. If you don't *like* my opinion
- generally reflected by others in this this thread, well - tough.
NO ONE ELSE CALLED HIM A THUG AND AGAIN, IF YOU'D READ MORE
CAREFULLY YOU'D SEE I DID SAY YOU WERE ENTITLED TO YOUR
OPINION (WHETHER I LIKE IT OR NOT). I WAS SIMPLY EXPRESSING
MY DISTASTE FOR THE TERM AND YOUR USE OF IT. MY OPINION.
WHICH I AM ALSO ENTITLED TO.
Is there something the matter, to make you send these ridiculous posts?
NO ONE HERE ON THIS BOARD DESERVES TO HAVE ANY POST DEEMED
"ridiculous".
And to head him off at the pass, I'm not yelling with the caps, just
making my words separate from bs's.
Alrighty then.
AND I JUST SAID THAT IF YOU'D READ A TEENSE MORE CAREFULLY!!
That goon looks like a
thug to me and appears to be behaving like one. If you don't *like* my opinion
- generally reflected by others in this this thread, well - tough.
NO ONE ELSE CALLED HIM A THUG AND AGAIN, IF YOU'D READ MORE
CAREFULLY YOU'D SEE I DID SAY YOU WERE ENTITLED TO YOUR
OPINION (WHETHER I LIKE IT OR NOT). I WAS SIMPLY EXPRESSING
MY DISTASTE FOR THE TERM AND YOUR USE OF IT. MY OPINION.
WHICH I AM ALSO ENTITLED TO.
Is there something the matter, to make you send these ridiculous posts?
NO ONE HERE ON THIS BOARD DESERVES TO HAVE ANY POST DEEMED
"ridiculous".
And to head him off at the pass, I'm not yelling with the caps, just
making my words separate from bs's.
Alrighty then.
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valerie;455316 wrote: Thoughts?
The hits to me look pretty ineffectual.
I saw the second cop trying to stop the first cop from hitting.
The hits to me look pretty ineffectual.
I saw the second cop trying to stop the first cop from hitting.
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the thug might have been riding high on some kind of drugs and wasn't cooperating. no matter what the police were saying he wasn't putting his hands down. and it didn't look like they could make him. .......god, a cop's job has to get really really frustrating. it isn't like you deal the the cream of society........
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Posted: Fri Nov 17th, 2006 07:35 pm 10-7 :-1
LILLY ECHEVERRIA/MIAMI HERALD STAFF
An officer salutes during the funeral procession for slain Broward Sheriff's Office Deputy Brian Tephford this afternoon.
More than 2,000 law-enforcement officers gathered this afternoon at the Broward Center for the Performing Arts in Fort Lauderdale to pay their last respects to Broward Sheriff's Office Deputy Brian Tephford.
Sheriff Ken Jenne called Tephford -- who was gunned down during a routine traffic stop last weekend -- a hero.
''Brian was a hero not by choice, and certainly not by chance,'' Jenne said during his 13-minute eulogy. ``Brian was a hero by purpose.''
During the eulogy, Jenne also read a letter written by Tephford's 4-year-old daughter, Alyssa, who did not attend the service.
''My mommy told me a very bad man hurt my daddy,'' Jenne read. ``My daddy is dead. I was very sad. I cried and cried.''
Tephford's ex-wife, Stefani, cried as she was escorted into the theater.
None of the couple's three children attended the service.
Stefani Tephford ran up to the flag-covered casket and hugged it in the middle of the service.
Seated just behind Tephford's family in the theater was BSO Deputy Corey Carbocci, who was also shot Saturday while providing backup assistance to Tephford.
Carbocci, flanked by his wife, walked into the auditorium using a walker.
''You have been through hell and back these last five days,'' Jenne told Carbocci during the service. ``I want you to know your BSO family cares deeply for you.''
Tephford's colleagues in Tamarac and from other departments wiped away tears as they watched a six-minute video of his life.
The video presentation included baby pictures of Tephford, then as a toddler, then in middle school, and finally as an adult on a red motorcycle and in BSO uniform.
There were photos of him with Jenne and in his squad car.
There were also photos of Tephford with Alyssa, playing with her, washing a car with her, swimming with her, and holding her hand as she skates.
The ceremony ended with a 21-gun salute, Taps played by bagpipers and a flyover by helicopters from BSO, Miami-Dade police and the Palm Beach Sheriff's Office.
The memorial events began today with a funeral procession, led by hundreds of motorcycles and marked police cruisers at the T.M. Ralph Funeral Home, 371 NW 136th Ave. in Sunrise.
The procession shut down traffic along Broward Boulevard from Sunrise to Fort Lauderdale. All major intersections were closed as the procession passed. Uniformed police officers, firefighters and BSO employees lined the streets to honor Tephford as his hearse passed.
The hearse, flanked by motorcycle units, moved past the Fort Lauderdale Police Department on Broward Boulevard. Uniformed officers stood silently as the units passed by, according to Miami Herald news partner WFOR-CBS 4.
The hearse passed under a flag-draped archway created by two BSO Fire Rescue ladder trucks. A riderless horse with boots turned backward in the stirrups followed the procession up the driveway.
The riderless horse is a military tradition meant to symbolize the ride into the next stage of life. The reversed boots signify the fallen hero looking back on his troops as he passes on.
Tephford was shot and killed Saturday during a traffic stop in Tamarac. Carbocci, 37, was wounded in the incident. Three men have been arrested in connection with the shootings.
LILLY ECHEVERRIA/MIAMI HERALD STAFF
An officer salutes during the funeral procession for slain Broward Sheriff's Office Deputy Brian Tephford this afternoon.
More than 2,000 law-enforcement officers gathered this afternoon at the Broward Center for the Performing Arts in Fort Lauderdale to pay their last respects to Broward Sheriff's Office Deputy Brian Tephford.
Sheriff Ken Jenne called Tephford -- who was gunned down during a routine traffic stop last weekend -- a hero.
''Brian was a hero not by choice, and certainly not by chance,'' Jenne said during his 13-minute eulogy. ``Brian was a hero by purpose.''
During the eulogy, Jenne also read a letter written by Tephford's 4-year-old daughter, Alyssa, who did not attend the service.
''My mommy told me a very bad man hurt my daddy,'' Jenne read. ``My daddy is dead. I was very sad. I cried and cried.''
Tephford's ex-wife, Stefani, cried as she was escorted into the theater.
None of the couple's three children attended the service.
Stefani Tephford ran up to the flag-covered casket and hugged it in the middle of the service.
Seated just behind Tephford's family in the theater was BSO Deputy Corey Carbocci, who was also shot Saturday while providing backup assistance to Tephford.
Carbocci, flanked by his wife, walked into the auditorium using a walker.
''You have been through hell and back these last five days,'' Jenne told Carbocci during the service. ``I want you to know your BSO family cares deeply for you.''
Tephford's colleagues in Tamarac and from other departments wiped away tears as they watched a six-minute video of his life.
The video presentation included baby pictures of Tephford, then as a toddler, then in middle school, and finally as an adult on a red motorcycle and in BSO uniform.
There were photos of him with Jenne and in his squad car.
There were also photos of Tephford with Alyssa, playing with her, washing a car with her, swimming with her, and holding her hand as she skates.
The ceremony ended with a 21-gun salute, Taps played by bagpipers and a flyover by helicopters from BSO, Miami-Dade police and the Palm Beach Sheriff's Office.
The memorial events began today with a funeral procession, led by hundreds of motorcycles and marked police cruisers at the T.M. Ralph Funeral Home, 371 NW 136th Ave. in Sunrise.
The procession shut down traffic along Broward Boulevard from Sunrise to Fort Lauderdale. All major intersections were closed as the procession passed. Uniformed police officers, firefighters and BSO employees lined the streets to honor Tephford as his hearse passed.
The hearse, flanked by motorcycle units, moved past the Fort Lauderdale Police Department on Broward Boulevard. Uniformed officers stood silently as the units passed by, according to Miami Herald news partner WFOR-CBS 4.
The hearse passed under a flag-draped archway created by two BSO Fire Rescue ladder trucks. A riderless horse with boots turned backward in the stirrups followed the procession up the driveway.
The riderless horse is a military tradition meant to symbolize the ride into the next stage of life. The reversed boots signify the fallen hero looking back on his troops as he passes on.
Tephford was shot and killed Saturday during a traffic stop in Tamarac. Carbocci, 37, was wounded in the incident. Three men have been arrested in connection with the shootings.