Cops held mentally ill man down on scorching asphalt until his skin literally melted off

[MindWars]

Cops Held Mentally Ill Man Down on Scorching Asphalt Until His Skin Literally Melted Off
(FTP) — A California man is suing the city of Citrus Heights and several of its police officers for the horrific injuries — skin literally melting off — when police forced him onto the ground of a restaurant parking lot when the temperature was more than 100 degrees outside. The city finally settled this lawsuit, but it was just learned that police and officials forced the victim’s attorney and the victim to stay silent about it. Luckily, the press is not subject to the same terms.




Well you got your ggood guys and you got your bad guys but then you have these looons who think they won't get punished because they are on the

 

[JOSweetHeart]

To me, them cops should be fired for what they did if not charged.

God bless you and the man always!!!

Holly

 

[bluzman61]

Cops Held Mentally Ill Man Down on Scorching Asphalt Until His Skin Literally Melted Off
(FTP) — A California man is suing the city of Citrus Heights and several of its police officers for the horrific injuries — skin literally melting off — when police forced him onto the ground of a restaurant parking lot when the temperature was more than 100 degrees outside. The city finally settled this lawsuit, but it was just learned that police and officials forced the victim’s attorney and the victim to stay silent about it. Luckily, the press is not subject to the same terms.




Well you got your ggood guys and you got your bad guys but then you have these looons who think they won't get punished because they are on the

Or you COULD look at it this way - Don't do things that would provoke a police officer(s) to HAVE to take you to the ground. Problem solved.

 

[skye]

Cops Held Mentally Ill Man Down on Scorching Asphalt Until His Skin Literally Melted Off
(FTP) — A California man is suing the city of Citrus Heights and several of its police officers for the horrific injuries — skin literally melting off — when police forced him onto the ground of a restaurant parking lot when the temperature was more than 100 degrees outside. The city finally settled this lawsuit, but it was just learned that police and officials forced the victim’s attorney and the victim to stay silent about it. Luckily, the press is not subject to the same terms.




Well you got your ggood guys and you got your bad guys but then you have these looons who think they won't get punished because they are on the

Or you COULD look at it this way - Don't do things that would provoke a police officer(s) to HAVE to take you to the ground. Problem solved.

I agree.

Policemen are not psychics....how were they to know the person was mentally ill.

They are here to do their duty.

 

[whitehall]

How can a person's skin melt off in 100 degree temperature? Maybe the asphalt was fresh and sticky.

 

[harmonica]

...there's usually a lot more to the story than these articles state
''Blacklisted News'' ??
..most of these jackasses deserve what they get

 

[toobfreak]

Cops Held Mentally Ill Man Down on Scorching Asphalt Until His Skin Literally Melted Off
(FTP) — A California man is suing the city of Citrus Heights and several of its police officers for the horrific injuries — skin literally melting off — when police forced him onto the ground of a restaurant parking lot when the temperature was more than 100 degrees outside. The city finally settled this lawsuit, but it was just learned that police and officials forced the victim’s attorney and the victim to stay silent about it. Luckily, the press is not subject to the same terms.




Well you got your ggood guys and you got your bad guys but then you have these looons who think they won't get punished because they are on the

Another stupid pig that FNCCEO will no doubt defend that ought to be busted off the force, have the book thrown at and be charged with criminal assault.

SURE, you dumb, fucking jackass! Just lay here burning your skin off until I complete my arrest!

 

[whitehall]

The fake news stipulated that the victim's skin "literally melted off". How is that possible?

 

[toobfreak]

How can a person's skin melt off in 100 degree temperature? Maybe the asphalt was fresh and sticky.

It is called BLISTERING. If the full sun is shining on 100° black asphalt, it will store and hold the heat and be FAR HOTTER than the air temp! Or have you never gone out in the summer in your bare feet? Next summer, get down on a hot summer day and press your face to the asphalt and let us know.

 

[Rigby5]

Cops Held Mentally Ill Man Down on Scorching Asphalt Until His Skin Literally Melted Off
(FTP) — A California man is suing the city of Citrus Heights and several of its police officers for the horrific injuries — skin literally melting off — when police forced him onto the ground of a restaurant parking lot when the temperature was more than 100 degrees outside. The city finally settled this lawsuit, but it was just learned that police and officials forced the victim’s attorney and the victim to stay silent about it. Luckily, the press is not subject to the same terms.




Well you got your ggood guys and you got your bad guys but then you have these looons who think they won't get punished because they are on the

Or you COULD look at it this way - Don't do things that would provoke a police officer(s) to HAVE to take you to the ground. Problem solved.

That seems a fairly silly response, because there is NOTHING at all a person could possibly do that would warrent them being forced on to the ground.
If they committed a crime, you hand cuff and arrest them.
At no time is it better, easier, appropriate, or legal, to knock them to the ground.

 

[Rigby5]

Cops Held Mentally Ill Man Down on Scorching Asphalt Until His Skin Literally Melted Off
(FTP) — A California man is suing the city of Citrus Heights and several of its police officers for the horrific injuries — skin literally melting off — when police forced him onto the ground of a restaurant parking lot when the temperature was more than 100 degrees outside. The city finally settled this lawsuit, but it was just learned that police and officials forced the victim’s attorney and the victim to stay silent about it. Luckily, the press is not subject to the same terms.




Well you got your ggood guys and you got your bad guys but then you have these looons who think they won't get punished because they are on the

Or you COULD look at it this way - Don't do things that would provoke a police officer(s) to HAVE to take you to the ground. Problem solved.

I agree.

Policemen are not psychics....how were they to know the person was mentally ill.

They are here to do their duty.

It is NEVER their duty or need to ever knock someone to the ground.

 

[skye]

Cops Held Mentally Ill Man Down on Scorching Asphalt Until His Skin Literally Melted Off
(FTP) — A California man is suing the city of Citrus Heights and several of its police officers for the horrific injuries — skin literally melting off — when police forced him onto the ground of a restaurant parking lot when the temperature was more than 100 degrees outside. The city finally settled this lawsuit, but it was just learned that police and officials forced the victim’s attorney and the victim to stay silent about it. Luckily, the press is not subject to the same terms.




Well you got your ggood guys and you got your bad guys but then you have these looons who think they won't get punished because they are on the

Or you COULD look at it this way - Don't do things that would provoke a police officer(s) to HAVE to take you to the ground. Problem solved.

I agree.

Policemen are not psychics....how were they to know the person was mentally ill.

They are here to do their duty.

It is NEVER their duty or need to ever knock someone to the ground.

That's your opinion

I don't agree.

 

[Rigby5]

How can a person's skin melt off in 100 degree temperature? Maybe the asphalt was fresh and sticky.

No, you misunderstand the facts.
It was the AIR that measured at 100 degrees.
Since asphalt is black and has much greater thermal mass, it likely was much closer to 140 degrees or so, when the air is 100 degrees.
Anyone who remembers burning their feet on hot summer asphalt should remember that.

 

[Rigby5]

The fake news stipulated that the victim's skin "literally melted off". How is that possible?

That is exactly what a 2nd degree burn is.
A blister is where the skin melts off.
And hot summer asphalt will always do that.
Bare skin must never be put onto hot asphalt.
The cops should be charges with felonious assault since they were threatening the victim with weapons while torturing him.

 

[whitehall]

Cops Held Mentally Ill Man Down on Scorching Asphalt Until His Skin Literally Melted Off
(FTP) — A California man is suing the city of Citrus Heights and several of its police officers for the horrific injuries — skin literally melting off — when police forced him onto the ground of a restaurant parking lot when the temperature was more than 100 degrees outside. The city finally settled this lawsuit, but it was just learned that police and officials forced the victim’s attorney and the victim to stay silent about it. Luckily, the press is not subject to the same terms.




Well you got your ggood guys and you got your bad guys but then you have these looons who think they won't get punished because they are on the

Or you COULD look at it this way - Don't do things that would provoke a police officer(s) to HAVE to take you to the ground. Problem solved.

That seems a fairly silly response, because there is NOTHING at all a person could possibly do that would warrent them being forced on to the ground.
If they committed a crime, you hand cuff and arrest them.
At no time is it better, easier, appropriate, or legal, to knock them to the ground.

It was stipulated that the guy was crazy. It is always appropriate to restrain both crazy people and sane dangerous people on the ground in order to protect the arresting officers until they can be transported safely. Who ya gonna call when that crazy guy come knocking on your door? .

 

[Rigby5]

Cops Held Mentally Ill Man Down on Scorching Asphalt Until His Skin Literally Melted Off
(FTP) — A California man is suing the city of Citrus Heights and several of its police officers for the horrific injuries — skin literally melting off — when police forced him onto the ground of a restaurant parking lot when the temperature was more than 100 degrees outside. The city finally settled this lawsuit, but it was just learned that police and officials forced the victim’s attorney and the victim to stay silent about it. Luckily, the press is not subject to the same terms.




Well you got your ggood guys and you got your bad guys but then you have these looons who think they won't get punished because they are on the

Or you COULD look at it this way - Don't do things that would provoke a police officer(s) to HAVE to take you to the ground. Problem solved.

I agree.

Policemen are not psychics....how were they to know the person was mentally ill.

They are here to do their duty.

It is NEVER their duty or need to ever knock someone to the ground.

That's your opinion

I don't agree.

How does knocking someone to the ground do anything but cause bodily harm to the person?
It does not aid at all in cuffing or arresting the person.

 

[Rigby5]

Cops Held Mentally Ill Man Down on Scorching Asphalt Until His Skin Literally Melted Off
(FTP) — A California man is suing the city of Citrus Heights and several of its police officers for the horrific injuries — skin literally melting off — when police forced him onto the ground of a restaurant parking lot when the temperature was more than 100 degrees outside. The city finally settled this lawsuit, but it was just learned that police and officials forced the victim’s attorney and the victim to stay silent about it. Luckily, the press is not subject to the same terms.




Well you got your ggood guys and you got your bad guys but then you have these looons who think they won't get punished because they are on the

Or you COULD look at it this way - Don't do things that would provoke a police officer(s) to HAVE to take you to the ground. Problem solved.

That seems a fairly silly response, because there is NOTHING at all a person could possibly do that would warrent them being forced on to the ground.
If they committed a crime, you hand cuff and arrest them.
At no time is it better, easier, appropriate, or legal, to knock them to the ground.

It was stipulated that the guy was crazy. It is always appropriate to restrain both crazy people and sane dangerous people on the ground in order to protect the arresting officers until they can be transported safely. Who ya gonna call when that crazy guy come knocking on your door? .

Wrong.
Crazy or not, it is NOT at all helpful to pin them to the ground.
All that does is add unnecessary pain, possible injury, damage to clothing and possessions, and violate the person's rights.
You confine a person in the locked back of the police car, not pin them to the ground.
That is ILLEGAL!

 

[Rigby5]

Cops Held Mentally Ill Man Down on Scorching Asphalt Until His Skin Literally Melted Off
(FTP) — A California man is suing the city of Citrus Heights and several of its police officers for the horrific injuries — skin literally melting off — when police forced him onto the ground of a restaurant parking lot when the temperature was more than 100 degrees outside. The city finally settled this lawsuit, but it was just learned that police and officials forced the victim’s attorney and the victim to stay silent about it. Luckily, the press is not subject to the same terms.




Well you got your ggood guys and you got your bad guys but then you have these looons who think they won't get punished because they are on the

Or you COULD look at it this way - Don't do things that would provoke a police officer(s) to HAVE to take you to the ground. Problem solved.

That seems a fairly silly response, because there is NOTHING at all a person could possibly do that would warrent them being forced on to the ground.
If they committed a crime, you hand cuff and arrest them.
At no time is it better, easier, appropriate, or legal, to knock them to the ground.

You ARE an idiot. Now go away.

Police are acting criminally, so are you complicit?

Again, you ARE an idiot. Now go away.

This is a simple case.
The police totally screwed up, did stupid, harmful, and illegal things.
That is obvious and beyond contention.
So what the heck are you even trying to contest this?
The laws is clear.
Police can NOT legally do this.
There is no way for police to have that kind of authority.
They get their authority from delegation from us.
So if police can do something, that mean we have to authorize them to do it, and that means we have to be able to do it.
So are you REALLY going to try to content that anyone can knock someone else to the ground, under any circumstances?

 

[Eric Arthur Blair]

The fake news stipulated that the victim's skin "literally melted off". How is that possible?

It isn't.

 

[skye]

wow....all these Communists whimpering here

it's disgusting