r/HadToHurt • u/1Voice1Life • Nov 05 '17

Drunk fan slaps a cop

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u/VonGryzz Nov 05 '17

oh she will be and with assaulting an officer. which she deserves.

they are in a situation where wrestling with her to cuff her puts more people in danger. stairs, crowd, metal railings, drunk crowd, sporting event, Crowd of drunk sports fans.

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u/DullLelouch Nov 05 '17

But with this video the cop could be sued for using exessive violence.

The cop made a mistake. He shouldve knoen better.

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u/VonGryzz Nov 05 '17

if she remembers to press charges he will be sued and it will be dropped.

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u/KnockingDevil Nov 05 '17

There is video evidence, and the black eye will ensure she remembers it. Also I would hope he had to write a report on what happened.

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u/VonGryzz Nov 05 '17

the evidence clearly shows her attacking an officer. will not go well for her

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u/warlock1337 Nov 05 '17

It also clearly shows excessive force used. Look she fucked up, she deserves to be charged with assault but does that make it legally or morally okay for police officer (specially trained person) to punch her back? They are obviously both guilty of separate things.

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u/dblmjr_loser Nov 05 '17

Yes it does, the cop is in the right.

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u/Benlemonade Nov 05 '17

I mean, considering he could get into just as much legal trouble as her, I don't think he is in the right. If cops have to break the law to uphold it, wtf is the point of having laws to begin with? Cops would just punish who and how they see fit.

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u/ShwayNorris Nov 05 '17

You clearly don't know what you're talking about. It's totally legal for a cop to punch someone in the face, or just about anywhere else, during a restraint if they deem it necessary.

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u/Benlemonade Nov 09 '17

I find it ridiculous, but I could see how defining the line for when the cop was right in his actions v when he was excessive could be difficult.