The cop who arrested two 6 year olds...

[miketx]

...fired! Excellent! Now fire the dumbfux who called the police on 6 years old children.

 

[BULLDOG]

There is never any reason to arrest a 6 year old child, especially when it is so easy to just tazer the little bastards.

 

[Asclepias]

Glad to hear Uncle Ruckus is no longer a cop.

 

[JOSweetHeart]

Maybe if the parents were arrested instead like they should've been, a badge would still be in the guy's picture.

God bless you always!!!

Holly

 

[waltky]

Dey prob'ly was actin' suspicious.

 

[Corazon]

...fired! Excellent! Now fire the dumbfux who called the police on 6 years old children.

The right choice was made. I mean...if a police officer arrests a 6 years old kid maybe he doesn't know how to do his job!

 

[White 6]

Bad judgment often finds a just reward.

 

[Desperado]

The arresting of a 6 year old would never have happened if there was any discipline in that school. This is the effect of letting the kids run wild. Bring back corporal punishment

 

[bodecea]

The arresting of a 6 year old would never have happened if there was any discipline in that school. This is the effect of letting the kids run wild. Bring back corporal punishment

Yeah...beat them, don't arrest them.

 

[Camp]

If the police brutality of a six-year-old little girl weren't captured on video the cop would still be a cop and brutalizing children.

 

[Gdjjr]

Why is a cop wearing military medals?

 

[miketx]

Why is a cop wearing military medals?

He was in the space force.

 

[whitehall]

The system still works.

 

[fncceo]

There is never any reason to arrest a 6 year old child, especially when it is so easy to just tazer the little bastards.

95% of all arrests are effected without use of force. No one gets hurt at all. An arrest is merely a way to assure a suspected offender stops offending and can be brought before the court.

If the arresting officer didn't consult with his next level supervisor before arresting such a young minor, the firing is justified. If he did consult and was advised to proceed with the arrest, his supervisor, or anyone else in the decision chain deserves discipline. If that doesn't happen, this arresting officer is just a scapegoat.

 

[fncceo]

Why is a cop wearing military medals?

He was in the space force.

Police are allowed to wear decorations awarded for service in the armed forces.

 

[anynameyouwish]

Maybe if the parents were arrested instead like they should've been, a badge would still be in the guy's picture.

God bless you always!!!

Holly

what could a 6 year old have done that would have warranted his/her parents being arrested?

 

[JOSweetHeart]

^^^ I could be wrong, but I think that at least one gun has been brought in for show and tell in our nation's past.

God bless you always!!!

Holly

P.S. It wasn't a recent occurrence, but I do believe that it did happen somewhere. I just don't remember where or when.

 

[BULLDOG]

There is never any reason to arrest a 6 year old child, especially when it is so easy to just tazer the little bastards.

95% of all arrests are effected without use of force. No one gets hurt at all. An arrest is merely a way to assure a suspected offender stops offending and can be brought before the court.

If the arresting officer didn't consult with his next level supervisor before arresting such a young minor, the firing is justified. If he did consult and was advised to proceed with the arrest, his supervisor, or anyone else in the decision chain deserves discipline. If that doesn't happen, this arresting officer is just a scapegoat.

Cops don't understand or care how traumatic and disruptive an arrest can be. I've read arrest reports that said the arrested person wasn't inconvienced at all. What do you call being handcuffed and thrown in the back of a police car, being hauled off to he police station, and receiving an over priced towing bill because the cop had your car towed, if not inconvienced?

 

[fncceo]

There is never any reason to arrest a 6 year old child, especially when it is so easy to just tazer the little bastards.

95% of all arrests are effected without use of force. No one gets hurt at all. An arrest is merely a way to assure a suspected offender stops offending and can be brought before the court.

If the arresting officer didn't consult with his next level supervisor before arresting such a young minor, the firing is justified. If he did consult and was advised to proceed with the arrest, his supervisor, or anyone else in the decision chain deserves discipline. If that doesn't happen, this arresting officer is just a scapegoat.

Cops don't understand or care how traumatic and disruptive an arrest can be. I've read arrest reports that said the arrested person wasn't inconvienced at all. What do you call being handcuffed and thrown in the back of a police car, being hauled off to he police station, and receiving an over priced towing bill because the cop had your car towed, if not inconvienced?

Why did the cops tow his car? What could the poor, inconvenienced man have done to prevent being arrested in the first place?

Some of the more interesting arrests come from those who think they are above the laws the rest of us have to obey.

 

[BULLDOG]

There is never any reason to arrest a 6 year old child, especially when it is so easy to just tazer the little bastards.

95% of all arrests are effected without use of force. No one gets hurt at all. An arrest is merely a way to assure a suspected offender stops offending and can be brought before the court.

If the arresting officer didn't consult with his next level supervisor before arresting such a young minor, the firing is justified. If he did consult and was advised to proceed with the arrest, his supervisor, or anyone else in the decision chain deserves discipline. If that doesn't happen, this arresting officer is just a scapegoat.

Cops don't understand or care how traumatic and disruptive an arrest can be. I've read arrest reports that said the arrested person wasn't inconvienced at all. What do you call being handcuffed and thrown in the back of a police car, being hauled off to he police station, and receiving an over priced towing bill because the cop had your car towed, if not inconvienced?

Why did the cops tow his car? What could the poor, inconvenienced man have done to prevent being arrested in the first place?

Some of the more interesting arrests come from those who think they are above the laws the rest of us have to obey.

I suppose he could have kissed the cops ass instead of standing up for his rights. That's the only thing the cop wanted anyway. Since all charges were dropped, the incident should have never happened to start with.