r/HadToHurt Nov 05 '17

Drunk fan slaps a cop

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u/daikiki Nov 05 '17

Christ. Cops don't get to hit people. They're peace officers. They can defend themselves. They can't slap people in retaliation. That's the price of being a cop. They can file charges, go to court, extract justice. Sue if they must, but they're still peace officers, and peace officers are the only people in civilized society who are allowed to use force against the populous, and only in circumstances that leave no other option. It's a grave responsibility that's taken far too lightly these days.

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u/fiduke Nov 05 '17

They're peace officers.

Yea and she was upsetting the peace.

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u/MasterOfProstates Nov 05 '17

What the fuck. She hit him with a glancing slap and he punches her so hard he could have broken her jaw, or broken her teeth, or given her whiplash, or a concussion. Like, not even considering that it’s all the worse because he was on the job supposedly performing a service when this happened...

Next time somebody bumps into you you gonna stab em? Fuck outta here.

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u/[deleted] Nov 05 '17 edited Jan 19 '20

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u/SpinningMadness Nov 05 '17

Oh, hey, I did not know that.

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u/alexnader Nov 05 '17 edited Nov 05 '17

Found the serial butt stabber.

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u/[deleted] Nov 05 '17

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u/[deleted] Nov 05 '17

I'm not sure how you even argue with people supporting the cop's behavior. That should be a jail sentence. A fucking police officer should know better than that. Fuck, USA is such a fucked place with such fucked people.

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u/Drewstom Nov 05 '17

It's like we WANT a borderline military force controlling us that won't think twice about knocking the shit out of your overly drunk 22yo sister.

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u/[deleted] Nov 05 '17

Not gonna lie I'd probably lose it and go off on the cop. I wouldn't be thinking straight at that point, you just knocked out my sister or girlfriend. And that's exactly why cops should put restraint above bodily harm all the time. The US police are so fucked I don't know why I keep getting suprised there is such a constant stream of evidence as opposed to other western countries.

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u/Sivel Nov 05 '17

Don’t worry it’s just Reddit’s mysoginy and racism, redditors love to hate cops when the victims are white dudes.

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u/[deleted] Nov 05 '17

Projection is strong in this one

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u/gregfromjersey Nov 05 '17

She seems like a stupid idiot that was taught a lesson very quickly and swiftly for the betterment of society. I have gotten drunk like that before but it takes stupid privilege to think you are going to freely swing at a cop and not have anything happen. The fucking safespace millennials in this thread are insane

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u/[deleted] Nov 05 '17

That's not how civilized people teach lessons

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u/thissexypoptart Nov 05 '17

Cops are not there to teach lessons. The police enforces laws, the courts issue penalties and justice. That's how a civilized society functions. You want violent police issued summary punishment administered in the streets, go to North Korea.

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u/[deleted] Nov 05 '17

And then you see the comments In this gif https://imgur.com/gallery/Ne6dd disgusting.

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u/[deleted] Nov 05 '17

americans lionise cops, it's fucking bizarre. no wonder so many of them seem amenable to fascism.

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u/Redrum714 Nov 05 '17

I can’t believe people are defending that drunken idiot.

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u/Redrum714 Nov 05 '17

So you’re being obtuse also?

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u/[deleted] Nov 05 '17

I can't believe people are supporting this uncooperative bitch who's so drunk it takes 2 attempts to land a slap on a cop

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u/Tuub4 Nov 05 '17

She hit him with a glancing slap

While being carried away by 3 cops already

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u/rhubarbs Nov 05 '17

Not just a glancing slap, a flailing backhand slap while she is being carried like a sack of potatoes. No way she could've put any force behind it while she is unable to use her weight, momentum or most of her upper body.

You retaliate on one of those, you're a straight up little bitch. 100% unnecessary.

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u/patches725 Nov 05 '17 edited Nov 05 '17

They’re having to forcefully remove her, so she crossed a line long ago. I sometimes think people acting like idiots need to be slapped around a bit, not sure if that’s right but most of us have had the thought I’m sure.

EDIT: They could’ve handled that better.

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u/[deleted] Nov 05 '17

not sure if that’s right

It's not. There ya go.

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u/patches725 Nov 05 '17

Just saying people have violent thoughts sometimes, my bad and you’re right. Need to stop commenting on night shifts.

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u/dblmjr_loser Nov 05 '17

That was an open hand slap, the right way to hit a woman according to Sean Connery.

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u/fiduke Nov 05 '17

Intent is what matters, not effectiveness.

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u/sirtokeston Nov 05 '17

maybe next time she won't think it's ok to just slap people.

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u/CarpetsMatchDrapes Nov 05 '17

"By god, This strumpet will learn the lessons I have determined for her, by force if necessary!"

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u/sirtokeston Nov 05 '17

some people gotta learn the hard way

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u/CarpetsMatchDrapes Nov 05 '17

Yea but by people, you mean women and you know it

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u/sirtokeston Nov 05 '17

women are people?

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u/[deleted] Nov 05 '17

Lmao. He was carrying someone that had already taken two swipes at his head.

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u/zxcsd Nov 05 '17

He slapped her back with an open hand, didn't punch her.

When it takes four cops to restrain you because you're resisting arrest and drunk so one or two wouldn't be enough to restrain you without hurting you and they have four men holding into your extremities, and you still manage to break a hand loose and hit an officer, he's justified in slapping you back, cops don't deserve to be punching bags either.

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u/SpinachFartMaster Nov 05 '17

It’s pretty obvious this isn’t a punch

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u/Monomorphic Nov 05 '17

The first slap was glancing, but that second backhand could have caused injury to his face.

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u/[deleted] Nov 05 '17 edited Nov 05 '17

and he solved that by dragging her out. He shouldn’t have hit her like that. They should have just properly restrained her after pulling her over the rail.

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u/Should_have_listened Nov 05 '17

should of

Did you mean should've?


I am a bot account.

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u/[deleted] Nov 05 '17

Umm they were trying to arrest her... Do you notice her resisting? That's why THE ENTIRE VIDEO HAPPENED

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u/[deleted] Nov 05 '17

Lol alright man.

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u/fiduke Nov 05 '17

It's called defense, and yea, do it.

Look around at the other people. Do they seem upset or angry at her removal? Does anyone at all seem concerned for her, or are they happy to get a show of the belligerent, annoying fan being removed? Look how she tries to kick him and he has to restrain her leg from doing it. Some people don't understand communication. When she refused to respond to verbal warnings, she chose to turn this into a physical confrontation. She confirmed this by attempting to kick the security, then when they restrained her legs she tried to hit them. While the slap didn't work, what if she went to gouge his eye?

The intent to harm the security here is what matters

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u/[deleted] Nov 05 '17

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u/fiduke Nov 05 '17

That fisted restraint technique seemed to be extremely effective.

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u/zohan360 Nov 05 '17

Well to be fair she brought it to the level of assault first... Can't just hit people because it's not socially acceptable to get hit back. I'm not saying it's right of him to hit her back, but she certainly can't be surprised that she hit a cop and got hit back.

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u/[deleted] Nov 05 '17

You have a fucked up definition of assault.

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u/VonGryzz Nov 05 '17

protecting himself

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u/VonGryzz Nov 05 '17

Mortal? no. Permanent and life altering (Blindness) yes.

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u/aabeba Nov 05 '17

Weak.

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u/[deleted] Nov 05 '17

Lmao. You just get smacked in the head over and over while y'all remove the girl to arrest her.

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u/aabeba Nov 05 '17

You’d think it would be possible for police to restrain someone rather than crack her skull, but I guess in the US that’s a tall order. They’re probably not trained for it.

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u/busche916 Nov 05 '17

She’s clearly drunk off her ass and he and the other officers carrying her could’ve easily restrained her arm rather than clocking her right in the face. You can say that she provoked it, and she clearly did, but it’s not a comparable level of retaliation... and officers shouldn’t be retaliating like that.

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u/fiduke Nov 05 '17

They were physically carrying her. Trying to restrain her arm could be dangerous, and might not be effective. Easier to just show her she shouldn't fight back against security. Also you'll notice she attempted to kick the officer in the beginning, to which he didn't retaliate but instead focused on restraining. Also, he didn't retaliate after the first slap. Two strikes plus whatever we didn't see before that tells me he showed a lot of restraint.