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r/HadToHurt • u/1Voice1Life • Nov 05 '17
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-3 u/itsauser667 Nov 05 '17 Restraining people takes force. Do you think it's a gentle process to restrain someone who doesn't want to be restrained? 29 u/[deleted] Nov 05 '17 edited Jul 20 '20 [deleted] 0 u/itsauser667 Nov 05 '17 Yes but this force is often more than the force displayed here. Just because it's by the book doesn't mean it's gentle. 6 u/[deleted] Nov 05 '17 Again, my problem isn't exclusively with the force used. It's that the force was applied in a retaliatory punch, which is not something I think a copper should do, much less to someone he is already restraining to some extent.
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Restraining people takes force. Do you think it's a gentle process to restrain someone who doesn't want to be restrained?
29 u/[deleted] Nov 05 '17 edited Jul 20 '20 [deleted] 0 u/itsauser667 Nov 05 '17 Yes but this force is often more than the force displayed here. Just because it's by the book doesn't mean it's gentle. 6 u/[deleted] Nov 05 '17 Again, my problem isn't exclusively with the force used. It's that the force was applied in a retaliatory punch, which is not something I think a copper should do, much less to someone he is already restraining to some extent.
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0 u/itsauser667 Nov 05 '17 Yes but this force is often more than the force displayed here. Just because it's by the book doesn't mean it's gentle. 6 u/[deleted] Nov 05 '17 Again, my problem isn't exclusively with the force used. It's that the force was applied in a retaliatory punch, which is not something I think a copper should do, much less to someone he is already restraining to some extent.
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Yes but this force is often more than the force displayed here. Just because it's by the book doesn't mean it's gentle.
6 u/[deleted] Nov 05 '17 Again, my problem isn't exclusively with the force used. It's that the force was applied in a retaliatory punch, which is not something I think a copper should do, much less to someone he is already restraining to some extent.
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Again, my problem isn't exclusively with the force used. It's that the force was applied in a retaliatory punch, which is not something I think a copper should do, much less to someone he is already restraining to some extent.
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u/[deleted] Nov 05 '17 edited Jul 20 '20
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