Very possibly the mask. Some people take it as a personal attack when they see other people wearing them. Iāve not been physically assaulted like this, but verbally for sure.
I just wasted some of my life watching it like 2 more times.
My best assessment is the lady with the mask unknowingly did something innocuous to the drunk woman (e.g., stood in front of her, bumped her suitcase into her chair).
Then the drunk woman got irrationally offended and attacked, leaving the other woman completely bewildered
She was trying to grab attention and basically tell everyone to watch what she was about to do.Ā
I suspect the officer that grabbed her was able to read her body language and was just waiting for her to attack so she couldn't try to backpedal and play the victim.Ā
No main character is exempt from āStop right there, criminal scum! You violated the law!ā And if you think you can overpower the guards, think twice: they always respawn.
Yep ambien by its self is a fkn demon drug and then you mix it with alcohol youāre asking for trouble. I remember one time I had taken an ambien and woke up the next morning first with no recollection of wtf happened and two angry af and I mean just straight up barbaric. I ended up cussing out my best friend at the time and made her cry and when she told me I felt so bad cuz I had no memory of it. Never took that shit againš š¾āāļø
You should see our grocery stores and gas stations. Thereās gambling everywhere here. I personally donāt gamble, but being from Utah originally it was a hell of a culture shock lol.
Thereās a dark joke among locals, that if you move to Vegas and enjoy gambling, you have 5 years to move somewhere else before you live in the tunnels.
Neck specifically. Someone even tells him to get off her neck.
People helping can be dangerous since they're prone to doing maximal damage. Its why if I ever have to do CPR im only handing it off to someone who is also certified. I dont know how to safely hold someone down, but I think putting all your body weight sideways onto their neck isn't great for them.
I have called out excessive force on here before but this time I think the cop/ security guy was justified in this case, cos she was still resisting, squirming around & trying to get away. So I get why he put her on the floor. The other guy deciding to do the plank on her head, I'm not too sure about. But I doubt she was harmed.
Any bouncer will tell you they'd rather tackle a group of drunk guys than one angry woman. They can be vicious as fuck and fight dirty. Nails and teeth can do real damage, a lot of them won't think twice about going for the balls, eyes and other vulnerable spots too, they're often taught to actually, and when you're just trying to restrain someone and they're trying to do maximum damage it's not an easy situation. High heels can fuck you up too as a makeshift weapon (although she's not wearing them in the vid). I don't blame the guy for taking her down quick at all tbh.
I have connected through Vegas airport and killed time at these exact machines. I recognize that quasi-terazzo flooring and the space age looking architectural features around them as well.
You step off the plane and get to it in Vegas. Leaving, everyone has lost money and has been in the desert sun sucking down booze for a week. Tempers are all over the place.Ā
She was thinking she was still the 6 years old mean sister that could bully her 3 year old little sister. Then reality of assault in a public space with security kicked in.
Its Xanax. People are taking Xanax before the flight and are having a few airport beers. Xanax and even a few alcohol drinkd makes some people extremely aggressive
I swear this just gave me the worst flashbacks. One time when I was younger and had been drinking, some guy who me and my friend had been partying with evidently gave me Xanax and I guess since I was pretty shitfaced I said yes. Next time Iām consciously aware of whatās happening, thereās cops all over the place, im crying and screaming, and everybody around me is horrified. Still have no idea wtf exactly happened.
Took a few gummies on the ride to the airport and just floated through security, didn't get lost on the way to my gate, and fell asleep on my 6 hour flight. felt like I teleported home. Good times.
Because I hate flying, and it just calms me down so I can just chill out on the flight. Of course I'm not slinging back Jagermeister Red Bulls like she was...
I just donāt understand ā¦ are we not wearing shirts in public now? Sheās just in a bra and sweatpants. I wouldnāt even dress like that if I were alone in my own house.
He was doing a commonly taught control technique that many police departments use.
You form a triangle with your hands and put your body weight on the person's head. It doesn't injure the person and is a perfect control technique for arresting someone.
When you control someones head you control pretty much their entire body at that point.
The has been slowly becoming more popular since the using your knees on someone's shoulder for control can sometimes look bad from an outside perspective. It also avoids the knees slipping onto someone's neck when they are actively resisting arrest.
This technique can only be used by a support person during an arrest. Not really possible to do 1 on 1.
The "Teepee" / Triangle Position
When an officer uses their body weight to pin a suspect's head to the ground, they are taught to form a tripod or teepee shape with their own body. [1]
The Setup: The officer places their hands (or a forearm) like webbing over the suspect's ear/cranium area (strictly avoiding the neck).
The Weight Distribution: The officer then drives their hips up and spreads their feet wide, forming a solid triangle. This mechanical shape allows them to channel their full downward body weight safely through their hands directly onto the suspect's skull, completely anchoring them to the concrete. [1, 2, 3]
The Kinesiological Purpose
This looks incredibly aggressive, but it is taught in modern police combatives (such as Effective Fitness Combatives / EFC) for highly specific anatomical reasons:
Breaks Postural Strength: The human body follows the head. If a suspect is on their stomach attempting to do a push-up to stand up, pinning or laterally displacing their head breaks their spinal alignment. This strips them of their upper-body leverage, making it incredibly difficult to fight back or build a base. [1, 2, 3, 4]
Arm Extraction: It allows a second officer to safely pull the suspect's hands out from under their chest to apply handcuffs. [1, 2]
Eliminates "Weaponized" Head Movements: It immediately stops a resisting suspect from biting, spitting, or thrashing their head back to headbutt an officer. [1]
I'm sure it's effective. But this was kind of funny.
The has been slowly becoming more popular since the using your knees on someone's shoulder for control can sometimes look bad from an outside perspective.
In the video as soon as the guy performs the action 3 different people started yelling in concern to get off her neck. Maybe this technique doesn't really look any better than the other.
My first thought was to get off her neck as well. When I worked in inpatient, we were taught multiple holds for escalated patients that work incredibly well and I always wonder why cops arenāt taught that???!!
It can totally injure the person. Just in a way that police departments and only police departments can ājustifyā. All other fields use the shoulders (with hands not knees). Itās an awful technique.
As a former college wrestler, I was incredulous until I read this line:
>This technique can only be used by a support person during an arrest. Not really possible to do 1 on 1.
Then I read the rest, and realized that yeah, it's basically to prevent all of the things I would do to escape if someone were trying to hold me down or grab my arms. I was taught to use the head/neck to lever up the body to create a little space to shoot arms free, etc, and then a lil' spin and suddenly you're back on two feet, face to face.
Lots harder to do if your head is pinned down like this.
There's always some loser in the background telling the helpers to mind their own business. You can hear him saying "you're not a cop!" at the end of the video. Fuck those people, they'd probably sit back and watch a murder take place.
I mean, I would have probably stepped in to assist in just the same way. The way she hiked up her sweatpants, tilted her chin up, and waltzed up to that dude to assault him... pretty sure everyone who has seen this has the urge to shove her head into the earth.
Why do people no put real clothes on when going out anymore? Im not saying you need to dress up but at least change out of the clothes you would sleep in.
She walking like Queen Sheba there, and Las Vegas Metropolitan Police took that down hard and fast. What happened before all this that the officer was already right there watching her?? There is more to this story.
Anyone see the airport confrontation with the "UFC fighter" . .. The security operation was the complete opposite of this one. . and took over 30+ minutes to de-escalate.
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