Savage Out of Control Cops Brutally Beats Man and Kills Protective Dog While At It

[Superbadbrutha]

He is VERY racist. Quite sad actually.

Post 3 of my racist comments, just for the record of course.

 

[Hellokitty]

Ashli B knows all about that now, doesn't she?

Sorry but video shows your narrative false. In the video we see CP in front of the doors and for some reason they just walk away. The windows to the doors were cracked by BLM activist being filmed by a CNN used photo journalist. Ashli never received any warning, nor was any attempt made to apprehend her.

 

[Gabe Lackmann]

Post 3 of my racist comments, just for the record of course.

I'm not your servant. I wont hunt for coconuts for you. Hopefully the heaviness on your conscience will be enough to change you.

 

[dannyboys]

The only group in America that gets brutally beaten, maimed and killed even more than black men are Native American men, and this pair of savage out of control cops are the reason why police in America are losing favor throughout the country...

Anger as police beat Native American man and kill his dog on camera

The incident has divided the residents of Bishop, a city near the Nevada border

news.yahoo.com

Here's the video....



And, yes, of course, it was the wrong man.

The police have charged Mr Barlow with crimes including obstruction and resisting officers, threatening criminal intent, assault with a deadly weapon non-firearm, violation of parole, and battery on a peace officer.

 

[Superbadbrutha]

I'm not your servant. I wont hunt for coconuts for you. Hopefully the heaviness on your conscience will be enough to change you.

Racist, lying, ass clown. Glad folks see you for what you are.

 

[whitehall]

Police respond to what appears to be a domestic disturbance involving violation of a restraining order and lefties think their primary responsibility is to find out who made the call and interview them about their motivation? I hope their family members are never in the same situation.

 

[bendog]

The police have charged Mr Barlow with crimes including obstruction and resisting officers, threatening criminal intent, assault with a deadly weapon non-firearm, violation of parole, and battery on a peace officer.

I'm not prejudging, but when the cops throw the book at a guy they already put in a hospital, whose "crime" was to be poor and not have a place, that's a smelly fish.

 

[Gabe Lackmann]

Racist, lying, ass clown. Glad folks see you for what you are.

Foul language, and a penchant for anger...sad.

 

[marvin martian]

Ashli B knows all about that now, doesn't she?

Which is why it's hilarious to see you pretending to be upset about cops beating and killing unarmed people. You LOVE it, and we all know you love it.

 

[whitehall]

Understand what a restraining order is. It's a court order usually obtained by an abused wife or girlfriend that prevents the man from coming near them. It's one of the most volatile situations Police can deal with if the man is drunk or high on something or emotionally unstable. It's usually a woman who feels her life is in danger in a complaint like this.

 

[LibertyKid]

I don't understand what some people want from Cops and those in authority to uphold the law.

Why is it okay to be publicly intoxicated?
Why is it okay to resist, ignore, and not comply with police officers?
Why is it okay to have a dangerous dog like a pit bull attack police officers (as sad as killing the dog is)?
Why are the life choices of these "victims" never allowed to be discussed as the consequence of their encounter?
Why should police allow themselves to be attacked by a dangerous dog?
Why should police allow themselves to be spit on, attacked, their weapons turned against them?

This indigenous man could have woke up that morning and decided not to get drunk. He could have decided that public intoxication while bring his pit bull was a bad idea and maybe stay at home and drink.
The vast majority of these instances could have all been avoided if the "victim" had just made better life choices. But instead of personal culpability, we look to other places to hang the guilt hat on.

 

[bendog]

I don't understand what some people want from Cops and those in authority to uphold the law.

Why is it okay to be publicly intoxicated?
Why is it okay to resist, ignore, and not comply with police officers?
Why is it okay to have a dangerous dog like a pit bull attack police officers (as sad as killing the dog is)?
Why are the life choices of these "victims" never allowed to be discussed as the consequence of their encounter?
Why should police allow themselves to be attacked by a dangerous dog?
Why should police allow themselves to be spit on, attacked, their weapons turned against them?

This indigenous man could have woke up that morning and decided not to get drunk. He could have decided that public intoxication while bring his pit bull was a bad idea and maybe stay at home and drink.
The vast majority of these instances could have all been avoided if the "victim" had just made better life choices. But instead of personal culpability, we look to other places to hang the guilt hat on.

Who said it was "OK"? Some people are homeless, some are addicts, and it's not all "life choices." And no one knows if the dog was "viscious" or more viscious than the K-9

It's the cops' job to investigate people who appear "not ordinary." The only question is whether they used excessive force to restrain him. Some will also ask if the cops somehow "set him off," but imo that's putting too much of an impossible burden on cops. People don't always respond in a "normal" way.

 

[Superbadbrutha]

I don't understand what some people want from Cops and those in authority to uphold the law.

Why is it okay to be publicly intoxicated?
Why is it okay to resist, ignore, and not comply with police officers?
Why is it okay to have a dangerous dog like a pit bull attack police officers (as sad as killing the dog is)?
Why are the life choices of these "victims" never allowed to be discussed as the consequence of their encounter?
Why should police allow themselves to be attacked by a dangerous dog?
Why should police allow themselves to be spit on, attacked, their weapons turned against them?

This indigenous man could have woke up that morning and decided not to get drunk. He could have decided that public intoxication while bring his pit bull was a bad idea and maybe stay at home and drink.
The vast majority of these instances could have all been avoided if the "victim" had just made better life choices. But instead of personal culpability, we look to other places to hang the guilt hat on.

If no one broke the law you wouldn't need cops, cops are here to uphold the law not break the law.

 

[WEATHER53]

Thread title fake but that’s how criminal supporters do things

 

[Jarlaxle]

Fight with the cops and you will get what you deserve.

Brush your teeth, you missed some boot polish.

 

[Ray From Cleveland]

If no one broke the law you wouldn't need cops, cops are here to uphold the law not break the law.

So what law did the police break?

 

[Ray From Cleveland]

I'm not prejudging, but when the cops throw the book at a guy they already put in a hospital, whose "crime" was to be poor and not have a place, that's a smelly fish.

Drunk and disorderly is a crime.
Resisting arrest is a crime.
Even putting your hand on a police officer yet alone attempting to disarming him is a felony.
Just because the police F you up in the process of arrest doesn't mean you earned a Get Out Of Jail Free card.

The police didn't bring this on themselves, the suspect did.

 

[Ray From Cleveland]

Ashli B knows all about that now, doesn't she?

She doesn't know anything now just like the public doesn't know the name of the officer that shot her over six months later.

 

[harmonica]

MarcATL total bullshit...blacks murder whites at TEN times the rate of vice versa...blacks murder 3000 blacks every year--and you people are obsessed with the police!!...no wonder your culture is a self destructive cycle

 

[Ray From Cleveland]

I can't get the video at work. But I'll try at home

You have to sign up with YouTube. I didn't watch the video either, but based on the article, I know what to expect.