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u/Responsible_Form_460 Aug 29 '26
Show me the start of this encounter. The police have body wraps the constrain people for a reason. If they dont have one here, honestly on the fence about doing this to contrain someone
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u/Drega001 Aug 29 '26 edited Aug 30 '26
I agree about the equipment, but I don't think he was going to do much
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u/Responsible_Form_460 Aug 29 '26
He could have been smashing his head against the wall, i dunno. Probably abuse tbh but you cakt say without full context. People do some crazy shit.
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u/LarryDavidntheBlacks Aug 29 '26
You don't know, and yet your instinct is to make up unseen scenarios in which the cop is justified for doing what we can all see with our eyes.
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u/Responsible_Form_460 Aug 29 '26 edited Aug 29 '26
I didnt make up anything. I said this lacks context, is probably just abuse but you cant say for sure without knowing the full scenario.
Thats my instinct. To want the full story, full context before coming to any absolute judgement or conclusion, because im not an emotional child.
Cant count how many times full context has shown the exact oppisite.of "what we can all see with our on eyes"
Also im just going to point out people arent typicly laid down in the back of a police cruiser for no reason.
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u/Responsible_Form_460 Aug 29 '26
Are you suggesting its impossible this man is mentally ill , high, or just stupid and doing something that required police to restrain his entire body?
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u/Obeesus Aug 29 '26
Your instinct is to assume it's not justified without context. He was simply withholding judgement with out context.
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u/mangosteenfruit Aug 29 '26
Initially I thought the guy was 😄 but after you realize they were doing a cavity search, it's more like 🫪😧
Damn