S.C. school brat told friends before cop encounter: "Get yall phones out". She did it purposely.

[saintmichaeldefendthem]

No, they act like that girl did.

No. No they don't. The girl was not violent. The girl was a victim of a rogue cop with a massive chip on his shoulder. A cop who failed in his duty and his behavior.

Can it be that there are just lousy cops? Can it be that cops use their power in an abusive manner? Can cops be wrong? Or is it just easier to blame the victims of police brutality? Is that an easier rationalization for you to make?

When she started resisting and trying to punch...she brought the toss on herself.

In the video I watched, it looks as if she punched the cop's hand with her throat.

Are cops in school supposed to meet out beatings in the guise of discipline?

Right hand. She punched his upper chest trying to hit his face.

Who got beaten?? I never saw him strike her. In fact....she was completely uninjured....UNTIL 2 days later when the NAACP got her a lawyer and told her "Yo...you need to be hurt."

Wrong in the OP and wrong again, shes in a case immediately following the incident but since facts bother you, you make up conspiracies like the NAACP instructing someone.

So the girl baited the cop and tricked Officer Slam into slamming her, then the NAACP deployed doctors to her area in order to see her and they placed a cast on her arm for no reason. This girl is smart as hell to craft such a unbelievable and well coordinated conspiracy.

Nope, you're just lying like you did with the OP. Now that you lost I'm sure you'll start another thread and pretend no one told you AGAIN that you're lying

A broken arm? Somehow those XRAYS didn't make it into the evidence during the investigation. Do they actually exist or is it kinda like global warming where we're supposed to just believe it exists?

 

[saintmichaeldefendthem]

"Nuh uh"...thats all you got

And I got the video, and the hundreds of students that support the cop trying to save their school from feral apes like that ***** and you. Got all that, monkey.

LOL @....hundreds of students.

Hundreds, no doubt. And you don't even have to look very far to find them. The girl sitting behind the feral primate was studiously riveted to her schoolwork in spite of the distraction in front of her. Even a desk flying in front of her face didn't sidetrack her from her learning. The primate isn't a hero, she's a hinderence to those who were there to learn.

 

[saintmichaeldefendthem]

has no bearing on the situation he walked into, which was an ambush plain and simple. She knew the cop was coming in since the teacher stated so. So the entire plan was to make a scene. mission accomplished. Oh, she got what she asked for.

Sure it does, he's known as Officer Slam for a reason. And if by "making a scene" you mean she sat there then yeah.

Too bad, a roid head got outsmarted. Dont need someone who can be outwitted by a 10th grader in charge of law enforcement anyway

uh, no it doesn't. exactly she just sat there, blatantly ignoring her teacher without disregard for herself and the 29 other students. She was a threat and was removed.

And she'll be back in school and the roid threat was removed and is jobless.

700k richer.

She will make more than 700K. More like millions.

How much good will it do her? Will it protect her from getting shot by cops when she pulls that shit again or will she end up like Rodney King, dead on the bottom of a swimming pool because brains aren't something that can be purchased with cash?

 

[saintmichaeldefendthem]

Apparently not.

"The third video shows the student striking Deputy Fields in the face with her fist when his hand makes the initial contact with her arm. At that point the arrest escalates to Deputy Fields using force to arrest her. In my opinion Deputy Fields could have accomplished the arrest or handled the situation without some of the actions he did. The one that concerns me the most was the throwing of the student across the floor. I do not feel that was proper and follows our policy and procedures. Our training unit verified that the maneuver was not based on training or acceptable. Based on his actions, Deputy Fields has been terminated as a Deputy Sheriff with the Richland County Sheriff's Department."

Read more here: Richland Co. Sheriff Leon Lott’s statement on firing of deputy Ben Fields

And you think no politically appointed cheifs lie to save their jobs? Oh, right unless they go against your bullshit narrative.

Tell me the point in any of the videos where the throwing occurred, numbnuts.

The point where his hands came off of her and she was airborne.

you mean after the desk flip? Great stuff, exactly what was needed and I give a 10 out of 10 for the move.

I give a 10 out of 10 for the loss of his job. Woot woot!

I give the OP 15 out of 10 for the massive lie and whipping all of these willful idiots into a frenzy.

Sounds like good old fashioned jealousy to me.

 

[saintmichaeldefendthem]

It's the school's fault for not sending a black officer.

The PC Police want division, let 'em have it.

Race-appropriate authority interventions only.
.

No, it is the officers fault for using excessive force. Just like it was this black officers fault for attacking the student. School Cop Punches 16-Year-Old Student in the Face for Not Having a Hall Pass

Yes, the officer was wrong, no doubt. Just curious, though:

Did anything happen to cause the officer to be there in the first place?

Did anything happen after the officer arrived, or did he just walk in and attack the student?
.

Yes. She used her phone in class, a teacher asked her for it, she refused, the principal came and asked for her phone and she refused. Then she was told to leave the classroom and she refused. Then they call deputy slam and he lost his shit and attacked her.

"Attacked" her? Why don't you ratchet up the rhetoric even more. Only a fringe lunatic would make such a claim.

 

[Mac1958]

It's the school's fault for not sending a black officer.

The PC Police want division, let 'em have it.

Race-appropriate authority interventions only.
.

No, it is the officers fault for using excessive force. Just like it was this black officers fault for attacking the student. School Cop Punches 16-Year-Old Student in the Face for Not Having a Hall Pass

Yes, the officer was wrong, no doubt. Just curious, though:

Did anything happen to cause the officer to be there in the first place?

Did anything happen after the officer arrived, or did he just walk in and attack the student?
.

Yes. She used her phone in class, a teacher asked her for it, she refused, the principal came and asked for her phone and she refused. Then she was told to leave the classroom and she refused. Then they call deputy slam and he lost his shit and attacked her.

"Attacked" her? Why don't you ratchet up the rhetoric even more. Only a fringe lunatic would make such a claim.

They will say anything to defend/spin for/enable poor behavior by blacks.

This has been going on for generations now, and the damage to blacks continues.
.

 

[saintmichaeldefendthem]

We used to have a name for people like that. We called them juvenile delinquents.

You....you realize that the OP's entire narrative is ignorant bullshit, right? that the girl who said 'take out your cameras' wasn't the girl that was dragged out of the room by her throat?

No matter how many excuses you people make, the simple fact remains. If she would have done what she was told, none of this would have happened. That doesn't excuse what the cop did, assuming he was even in the wrong. It was her fault for misbehaving. Period.

And if the cop had shown a reasonable reaction to her teenage defiance, he'd still have a job.

Alas, he wildly overreacted. And 'Officer Slam' won't be working around kids in the future. Thankfully.

The phrase to keep in mind is 'necessary force'. It wasn't necessary to grab her by her throat and slam her on the ground in order to resolve the situation.

I'm guessing that "Officer Slam" didn't want to be there to begin with. I'm thinking somebody has to draw the short straw or screw up like Trooper Farva to get assigned to babysitting.

I'm guessing you're just making that shit up as you go along.

Much like the OP did with their 'she planned it' nonsense. As the entire OP turned out to be horseshit.

Between the two of us, I was a cop at one time. You're an ignorant nothing who hasn't served anything in his entire, pathetic, pointless life. So yes, I'm more likely to understand how cops feel about assignments like this.

 

[saintmichaeldefendthem]

you only love the parts of america that think like you... and that's a very tiny part.

No, I love it all. You're a Leftists, so it's understandable that you think everyone hates America like you do, but it isn't true.

And who says anyone here hates America? That would be you citing yourself. Pretending to be 'leftists'.

Which, FYI, is adorable.

Back in reality, there is no civil war. There won't be, as your ilk won't bleed for it. And the OP was typically ignorant of his own topic, mistaking the girl who was dragged around by the throat with Niya Kenny.

Just destroying his entire idiot 'she planned it!' narrative.

I guess the idiot OP never came back to defend his ridiculous thread.

Some of us have jobs and families, you stupid welfare ****.

Seeing how you post twice as much as me, I'd say you're the one without a job, asshole.

Home time, idiot. Truck drivers are off for several days at a time. My posting patterns bear that out.

 

[saintmichaeldefendthem]

We used to have a name for people like that. We called them juvenile delinquents.

You....you realize that the OP's entire narrative is ignorant bullshit, right? that the girl who said 'take out your cameras' wasn't the girl that was dragged out of the room by her throat?

No matter how many excuses you people make, the simple fact remains. If she would have done what she was told, none of this would have happened. That doesn't excuse what the cop did, assuming he was even in the wrong. It was her fault for misbehaving. Period.

And if the cop had shown a reasonable reaction to her teenage defiance, he'd still have a job.

Alas, he wildly overreacted. And 'Officer Slam' won't be working around kids in the future. Thankfully.

The phrase to keep in mind is 'necessary force'. It wasn't necessary to grab her by her throat and slam her on the ground in order to resolve the situation.

I'm guessing that "Officer Slam" didn't want to be there to begin with. I'm thinking somebody has to draw the short straw or screw up like Trooper Farva to get assigned to babysitting.

I'm guessing that being unemployed will now free him from that burden. He should have just quit if it was that serious.

I think he fell upstairs, financially speaking, and that is going to piss off the Left wing lunatic fringe.

 

[saintmichaeldefendthem]

I hope she's going to get in trouble too or is she now the victim?

In this case she is, and she has the injuries to prove it apparently.

I mean being charged and suspended. She resisted arrest and there was a reason they called a cop. Being roughed up when being arrested isn't the punishment for the crime you committed

There is no evidence to indicate Officer Slam was there to make an arrest or that the student knew she was being arrested. In her mind Officer Slam was just doing the bidding of the teacher and administrator. Neither the administrator nor Officer Slam informed her that the situation was transitioning from an administrative to a legal situation.

So "I didn't know what I was doing was against the law and I could be arrested for it" is your prescribed defense?

If you are in a restaurant and the shift changes from lunch to dinner and a dress code goes in effect the manager may request you leave. You may object to his request and refuse it. In your opinion you have a right to finish your meal undisturbed. When the manager demands you leave you may argue he has no right to make you leave as long as you are paying for the. At that point the manager has the option of calling law enforcement. Law enforcement can inform you that a request has been made that you be arrested if you do not leave the premises with a take out box of any remaining portion of your meal. What the officer doesn't have a right to do is slam you to the ground and arrest you on the managers side of the story without investigation and inquiry.

Stupid analogy. Once the person refuses to leave, they've committed a crime and they get forcibly arrested only if they refuse the lawful commands of a police officer, so it fails on every level.

 

[saintmichaeldefendthem]

I'll address it. Your story is speculation. And since he had the name Officer Slam he didn't get the name because of his calm demeanor..

No, he got it because of racist Marxists who defend every thug and accuse every officer.

Right. That's why all cops are known as Officer Slam because of Marxist thingamabobs and so on.

Any officer in a high school is going to get a nickname, mostly because kids are punks who defy authority. His lawsuit for being "Officer Slam" was thrown out by the way, so maybe the nickname was just kids being kids, kinda like kids think they're in a Nazi concentration camp because they have to do a few chores or that life is not worth living because a boyfriend broke up with them. If you take your cues from kids, you're going to sound as silly as they do.

Maybe people get nicknames for no reason! And he's known as Officer Slam and just a coincidence he lived up to it. Those psychic kids and their mischief

He didn't slam anyone on the ground, in the video or in the frivolous lawsuit filed against him. He's very consistent in proving you a liar.

 

[Asclepias]

All of us have a right to question what appears to us to be an unlawful order from a police officer. That is why a specific protocol and procedure is used when making an arrest. Failure to follow those procedures and protocol and specified in numerous SCOTUS rulings can, and do leading to invalidating an arrest.
You are claiming the student disregarded Officer Slam and is thus, guilty of a crime. In America even racist people like you have to live with a simple American constitutional right that demands a person, even a black teenager, is innocent until proven guilty. She nor anyone else has to prove her innocence, you and the other racist attacking her have to prove her guilt. So far no legal authority is even attempting to make the claims you are attempting to make.

If she gets off this time we will just wait for her to commit another crime down the road just like we did with OJ and just like we will do with George Zimmerman when he eventually snaps again.

There is a major difference. OJ and Zimmerman were adults and the student in question is still a youth and at the age where she can be helped and taught. You are comparing grown adult men to a teenage girls, and what appears to be an immature and confused one. With adults we take an attitude that they need to be punished or removed from society for safety. That doesn't always happen, but we rarely take that position with children, even teenage ones. Our position with kids is that they need education and rehab and professional help before the reach the age of adulthood. The racist jerks commenting here don't want that kind of treatment given to the the teenage girl who happens to be a black child.

Wasn't she 18?? If she was 10...hell yes it would be 100% wrong.

It would be wrong at 10, 16, or 18. Idiot.

At 18, she's an ADULT.

To bad she was 16 and not an adult.

 

[Asclepias]

No. No they don't. The girl was not violent. The girl was a victim of a rogue cop with a massive chip on his shoulder. A cop who failed in his duty and his behavior.

Can it be that there are just lousy cops? Can it be that cops use their power in an abusive manner? Can cops be wrong? Or is it just easier to blame the victims of police brutality? Is that an easier rationalization for you to make?

When she started resisting and trying to punch...she brought the toss on herself.

In the video I watched, it looks as if she punched the cop's hand with her throat.

Are cops in school supposed to meet out beatings in the guise of discipline?

Right hand. She punched his upper chest trying to hit his face.

Who got beaten?? I never saw him strike her. In fact....she was completely uninjured....UNTIL 2 days later when the NAACP got her a lawyer and told her "Yo...you need to be hurt."

Thats what happens when someone attempts to put you in a choke hold. You defend yourself. Looks like the teenage girl was braver than the feral chimp that lost his job for being a chimp about the situation.

Looks like the feral chimp got what she deserved.

I agree. The feral chimp cop got fired and thats exactly what he deserved.

 

[saintmichaeldefendthem]

Protocol and procedure would have required the officer to transition the situation from an administrative situation to a legal one. The officer should have let the student know the situation was now being turned into a demand that she leave the room or face a formal charge of trespassing, not a breaking of a school rule. Added to that would be his informing the student that failure to comply with his instructions would lead to even more serious charges that would result in her incarceration at a juvenile facility. Until that procedure is followed the officer is only presenting himself as muscle for the principal.

i can't respond as i'm not sure what protocol was. it isn't my expertise. what i can say is that teachers i know are appalled by what happened. they say criminalizing the student's behavior was a breach of the student/teacher relationship; that clearly the girl has issues that need attention; and police were not necessary to intervene at all as the girl was not violent.

How odd then, that Deputy Fields has wide support from the school's teachers, administrators, and even students. Maybe you just hear what you want to.

given that he was fired, I think you're overstating a "tad".

One person made that decision, duncecap.

That one person was his boss. Just accept the fact he is no longer legally able to chimp out.

Just one person, not a consensus and certainly no representative of "the facts".

 

[Hutch Starskey]

All of us have a right to question what appears to us to be an unlawful order from a police officer. That is why a specific protocol and procedure is used when making an arrest. Failure to follow those procedures and protocol and specified in numerous SCOTUS rulings can, and do leading to invalidating an arrest.
You are claiming the student disregarded Officer Slam and is thus, guilty of a crime. In America even racist people like you have to live with a simple American constitutional right that demands a person, even a black teenager, is innocent until proven guilty. She nor anyone else has to prove her innocence, you and the other racist attacking her have to prove her guilt. So far no legal authority is even attempting to make the claims you are attempting to make.

If she gets off this time we will just wait for her to commit another crime down the road just like we did with OJ and just like we will do with George Zimmerman when he eventually snaps again.

There is a major difference. OJ and Zimmerman were adults and the student in question is still a youth and at the age where she can be helped and taught. You are comparing grown adult men to a teenage girls, and what appears to be an immature and confused one. With adults we take an attitude that they need to be punished or removed from society for safety. That doesn't always happen, but we rarely take that position with children, even teenage ones. Our position with kids is that they need education and rehab and professional help before the reach the age of adulthood. The racist jerks commenting here don't want that kind of treatment given to the the teenage girl who happens to be a black child.

Wasn't she 18?? If she was 10...hell yes it would be 100% wrong.

It would be wrong at 10, 16, or 18. Idiot.

At 18, she's an ADULT.

Oh, well that's ok then.

 

[charwin95]

300 pound cop, 100 pound girl. Do the math, and clearly she was thrown. Only JB denies it.

you have a link to those weights. It is hard to determine on the video I saw----
she seemed like quite a big girl. I am short-----and at 16 I weighed 112
pounds and-----LOOKED VERY SMALL (in real life) That girl looked to me
like at least 140 pounds------and the cop did not seem to be 300 pounds

It wouldn't matter if she outweighed him, she was still thrown and he used excessive force, which is why he will never be a cop again.

how do you know------I could not determne that from the video presented

Maybe if you remove your------ finger stuck ----- one ----- key ------ you might be ------- able ------ to understand------- what you are -------- talking ------ about. -------copizey.

Looks like you can't even operate a computer, much less use it to express something intelligent.

Crayons, paper, glue, dry macaroni. Stick to what you can handle.

Trust me I can operate far more than a lousy truck driver. Covering and supporting an abusive feral cop make me puke.
Give it up dude go take care your 4 kids instead of spending too much time on the Internet.

 

[saintmichaeldefendthem]

you have a link to those weights. It is hard to determine on the video I saw----
she seemed like quite a big girl. I am short-----and at 16 I weighed 112
pounds and-----LOOKED VERY SMALL (in real life) That girl looked to me
like at least 140 pounds------and the cop did not seem to be 300 pounds

It wouldn't matter if she outweighed him, she was still thrown and he used excessive force, which is why he will never be a cop again.

how do you know------I could not determne that from the video presented

Maybe if you remove your------ finger stuck ----- one ----- key ------ you might be ------- able ------ to understand------- what you are -------- talking ------ about. -------copizey.

Looks like you can't even operate a computer, much less use it to express something intelligent.

Crayons, paper, glue, dry macaroni. Stick to what you can handle.

Trust me I can operate far more than a lousy truck driver. Covering and supporting an abusive feral cop make me puke.
Give it up dude go take care your 4 kids instead of spending too much time on the Internet.

You're right on the edge of a USMB rules violation, just as a caution. Why don't you stick to discussing the OP instead of discussing my family?

 

[Asclepias]

i can't respond as i'm not sure what protocol was. it isn't my expertise. what i can say is that teachers i know are appalled by what happened. they say criminalizing the student's behavior was a breach of the student/teacher relationship; that clearly the girl has issues that need attention; and police were not necessary to intervene at all as the girl was not violent.

How odd then, that Deputy Fields has wide support from the school's teachers, administrators, and even students. Maybe you just hear what you want to.

given that he was fired, I think you're overstating a "tad".

One person made that decision, duncecap.

That one person was his boss. Just accept the fact he is no longer legally able to chimp out.

Just one person, not a consensus and certainly no representative of "the facts".

There was no need for consensus. He had only one boss. Yes its a fact that one boss fired his feral chimp ass.

 

[Hutch Starskey]

the very first thing he did he removed her stuff from the desk...in Military parlance "shaping the battlefield"...that means he came for a battle... and he delivered....

Did he speak to her while "clearing the battle field" ? Did he have any information about her before the event in question? What "stuff"?

Her stuff, her school computer that was on top of her desk and the child behind her also who can be seen

Rosie is just trying to find anything to deflect from the point. Unless she had a gun and was holding the class hostage the feral chimp cop had no excuse for his behavior. Thats why he got his ass fired.

wrong again-----she simply had to continue to be disruptive to the class and
REFUSE a perfectly LEGAL order from the teacher and then the cop. Unlike
you I worked for a living------during an off time I even did some substitute teaching
in my son's school. One day I had to PHYSICALLY pull a kid who was climbing
out of the window----I was not particularly gentle-------the TEACHER is responsible for getting the teaching done and should not have to deal with a snot nose who DECIDES that she is immune
from being told what to do. I feel for the teacher----whether he/she is black/white---------the snotty brat had to be removed. The kid is lucky I did not complain to
the vice principle who would likely have slammed him in the head. I had such a
good reputation for being a pushover that my kids went wild. AS for the ***** with
the cell phone-----did it ever occur to you what scum like her do to the learning
atmosphere. Do you ever complain about the READING LEVELS attained
by kids in some inner city schools?

It's hilarious how those who want to blame the cop don't understand cause/effect. If the girl had done what she was told, when she was told, by someone having the authority to tell her, nothing happens. When SHE refused to follow policy, and ultimately state law, she perpetuated the situation. With her actions FIRST, nothing else occurs.

It's hilarious that you don't understand that the same rule applies to the officer. If he had followed procedure, he wouldn't be unemployable right now.

 

[saintmichaeldefendthem]

How odd then, that Deputy Fields has wide support from the school's teachers, administrators, and even students. Maybe you just hear what you want to.

given that he was fired, I think you're overstating a "tad".

One person made that decision, duncecap.

That one person was his boss. Just accept the fact he is no longer legally able to chimp out.

Just one person, not a consensus and certainly no representative of "the facts".

There was no need for consensus. He had only one boss. Yes its a fact that one boss fired his feral chimp ass.

That's why the post wasn't addressed to you, because you weren't making the case that there was a consensus of opinion surrounding Sheriff Lott's comments while looking so pretty in his cute little police costume. (fake it until you make it?) I actually expect a little more intelligence from you, which is why I was directing that at somebody else.