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Apne yanha to jo uske pass hai wo bhi khich le ...He is one Policeman who really cares about public, we need more cops like that.
I disagree. I've never had any trouble with cops whatsoever during all the time I have spent in North America.Cops in North America are usually in the news for punching, tasing, shooting dead or trampling innocent civilians under their horses. Try to act like anything else but a servant in front of them and watch how fast you will end up in a hospital or in the morgue.
However, it could be that cops in big cities like New York and Los Angeles are different from cops in Midwestern suburbs and college towns. My interaction with police has been largely restricted to the latter.I disagree. I've never had any trouble with cops whatsoever during all the time I have spent in North America.
I still remember my first year here, when I found myself stuck outside (I was jogging) when it was heavily raining, and my car was parked two miles away. A policeman offered to give me a ride back to the parking lot.
You've been lucky to meet one on during his "good mood" days. Check what happened in Toronto a couple of years ago:I disagree. I've never had any trouble with cops whatsoever during all the time I have spent in North America.
I still remember my first year here, when I found myself stuck outside (I was jogging) when it was heavily raining, and my car was parked two miles away. A policeman offered to give me a ride back to the parking lot.
After a recorded 56 baton blows and six kicks, several officers again "swarm" King, and place him in handcuffs and cordcuffs, restraining his arms and legs. King is dragged on his abdomen to the side of the road to await the arrival of emergency medical rescue.[22]
George Holliday's videotape of the incident was shot from his apartment near the intersection of Foothill Blvd and Osborne St. in Lake View Terrace. He contacted the police about his videotape of the incident but was ignored.[citation needed] He then went to KTLA television with his videotape, which broadcast it in its entirety.[23] The footage became an instant media sensation. Portions of it were aired numerous times, and it "turned what would otherwise have been a violent, but soon forgotten, encounter between the Los Angeles police and an uncooperative suspect into one of the most widely watched and discussed incidents of its kind."[24]
She got what she deserved.She was warned.
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Stupid hippie cunt needs attention & wants to provoke the cops. You call that police brutality?
Good show.
You see, everything is for the camera in modern society. In fact, nothing happens if the camera is not present.She got what she deserved.She was warned.
I wont tolerate anyone blowing bubbles on my face. Why should a policeman ?