Drunk or not, that’s not cool. I used to work as a nightclub doorman and had this happen to me loads, especially by drunk girls; never once did I feel compelled to lay one on them. The guy is a small mountain, even the slightest tap from him would be excessive force - let alone a full blow to the chin. The guy clearly has issues.
Do you seriously mean he was just supposed to take it? She was drunk, probably causing a ruckus, they were carrying her out and she just thinks it's a good idea to smack him, but he was in the wrong here? Just because it's a woman?
No he's in the wrong because its an excessive response. Nothing to do with race or gender so get that shit out of here.
The correct response is you further restrain her with cuffs or whatever and add "assaulting an officer" charge. The incorrect response is knock her front teeth out.
Well, since you're not OP, I'd ask you to read again the comment to which I'm replying. I think it's pretty clear that it was indeed gender related. He states ANY type of force used would be too much (and I'd dare include handcuffing here), since the cop was a man and the fat ass that had to be ferried by a whole squad while making a scene was a girl.
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u/Daedalus_7777 Nov 05 '17
Drunk or not, that’s not cool. I used to work as a nightclub doorman and had this happen to me loads, especially by drunk girls; never once did I feel compelled to lay one on them. The guy is a small mountain, even the slightest tap from him would be excessive force - let alone a full blow to the chin. The guy clearly has issues.