This man was arrested for assaulting a cop, and resisting arrest....

[Twaddle]

Cliffs:  TX Deputies arrest man, claiming he assaulted them and resisted arrest while they were trying to detain him for their safety.  The man was jailed for 10 days on $807,000 bond.  Little did the LEO's know, he had a hidden security camera recording the whole thing. 

This shit is really fucked up.  This guy was facing prison time.   

http://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2016/03/video-clears-texas-man-of-assaulting-cop-did-police-commit-perjury/

[drkaje]

Was probably the first time those cops ever pulled shit like that. 

[Deacon Jeschin]

Come on now....there must be trick lighting or something going on there!  Most police officers just want to spend the day helping people, then go home to their families. 

[sync pulse]

Caldwell county is a very rural county...40,000 population Total.

Lockhart, is the county seat.  Artists and Hippies that were Gentrified out of their neighborhoods in Austin are moving in there.

[SF1900]

[Skeletor]

. . .

[Ropo]

Come on now....there must be trick lighting or something going on there!  Most police officers just want to spend the day helping people, then go home to their families. 

The video captured police arriving in response to a bogus call from Faulkenberry's 16-year-old son. The teen, angry that his dad had grounded him for problems in school, told police his father was drunk and waving a firearm.

What a nice son, true getbigger, clearly hoping that police would kill his father during arrest...but it didn't happen, so what now? Father, as I imagine, could be somewhat pissed off about the matter, so would this improve the situation of the teenager? Newa:"Drunk father waving his firearm shot his son to death..." 

[drkaje]

The video captured police arriving in response to a bogus call from Faulkenberry's 16-year-old son. The teen, angry that his dad had grounded him for problems in school, told police his father was drunk and waving a firearm.

What a nice son, true getbigger, clearly hoping that police would kill his father during arrest...but it didn't happen, so what now? Father, as I imagine, could be somewhat pissed off about the matter, so would this improve the situation of the teenager? Newa:"Drunk father waving his firearm shot his son to death..." 

If that was the call, their response is reasonable.. until the point where they get all happy with the wrestling and kicking.

It still doesn't explain falsifying documents unless that's what they're trained to do.

[Coffeed]

The bigger questions is... Why does someone with THAT house need security cameras?

[drkaje]

Check out the seven five documentary

I will.

@ coffeed,

Those cameras saved his life.

[Tha Grim Lifter]

The bigger questions is... Why does someone with THAT house need security cameras?

Experience with Police

[drkaje]

Experience with Police

LOL!

[Slapper]

Pigs at it again!

Why did that pig throw that garbage can about so violently?

[Coffeed]

Here's an interview with the antagonist or protagonist or whatever he is.

http://live.huffingtonpost.com/r/segment/police-corruption-the-seven-five

[_aj_]

Probably for the best to just start shooting at cops as soon as you see them.

[Voice of Doom]

You cannot have a police state without police.

[drkaje]

He tried to be compliant and was beaten, falsely arrested, and charged.

Beating his own ass seems to have been the only thing that would have satisfied those cops, LOL!

[Irongrip400]

If that was the call, their response is reasonable.. until the point where they get all happy with the wrestling and kicking.

It still doesn't explain falsifying documents unless that's what they're trained to do.

All of these things you have posted are the honest truth.

[drkaje]

All of these things you have posted are the honest truth.

Police who act in this manner should be placed on a list (similar to how sex offenders are handled) so the public will be warned when hired in other areas. Otherwise it's like when the Catholic Church kept moving Child molesters from parish to parish.

[Coffeed]

Police who act in this manner should be placed on a list (similar to how sex offenders are handled) so the public will be warned when hired in other areas. Otherwise it's like when the Catholic Church kept moving Child molesters from parish to parish.

Or the doctors who overprescribe and run pill mills.

Church is still immune, pill mills still run (is there a national list yet available to doctors for who is prescribed nacrotics?), so how can we believe they really want to solve any of this. And by solve I mean eliminate.

[drkaje]

Or the doctors who overprescribe and run pill mills.

Church is still immune, pill mills still run (is there a national list yet available to doctors for who is prescribed nacrotics?), so how can we believe they really want to solve any of this. And by solve I mean eliminate.

Prescribers are supposed to check the database to see if people are doctor shopping. Making a database of over-prescribers easily available might have unintended consequences. Also, every patient isn't the same so there might be some harm caused by following a cookie-cutter approach when it comes to managing pain.

[240 is Back]

you either blindly support the cops, or you support ISIS.

there's no middle ground.

[Chacka]

Come on now....there must be trick lighting or something going on there!  Most police officers just want to spend the day helping people, then go home to their families. 

X2 also I have seen videos on YouTube where cops.roll up on neighborhood youths and have impromptu game of hoops

[The Abdominal Snoman]

What's the story on this? What are the cops saying about the video tape?

[Skeletor]

What's the story on this? What are the cops saying about the video tape?

"Defendants deny that they used excessive force and unreasonable seizure, fabricated criminal charges, unreasonable search – warrantless search of property".

Basically they deny almost everything.