Police Out Of Order, Or Not? I Think The Female

[trt]

officer was a bit to quick to fire the taser, and didn't give proper warnings, as instructed in training.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4139478/Police-taser-race-relations-adviser-face.html

[andy-hughes]

hereIam - //Feel sorry for her and I hope the dog was ok. //

Do you mean you feel sorry for the female officer, or the dog?

[andy-hughes]

divebuddy - Disagree with anything I write - as you usually do - but can the insults, there's no need and it's not nice.

[andy-hughes]

divebuddy -


https://www.google.co.uk/?gws_rd=ssl#q=youtube+not+the+nine+o%27clock+news+savage

[RandyMarsh]

I know the sketch well, Mr Condogo.

It is a classic, like fork handles, dead parrots etc

[andy-hughes]

Thanks RM - obviously divebuddy is not aware - hopefully I have cleared up any confusion.

[RandyMarsh]

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-bristol-38691162

More info on the bbc report.

[Baldric]

He refused to cooperate right from the start of the recording, and was filmed resisting the male officer.
Self-inflicted injury in my opinion.
There is little in that recording that says otherwise.

[andy-hughes]

It might ...

[SnookerPlayer]

It is the second time Mr Adunbi has been mistaken for the same man.

In 2009 he won a wrongful arrest case against Avon and Somerset Police and was awarded compensation.



The clues are there, looking for a bit more compo.

[SnookerPlayer]

Mr Adunbi was taken to Bristol Royal Infirmary and then to Patchway police station, where he was interviewed and charged with a public order offence and assaulting a police officer.

Seems fair enough.

[RandyMarsh]

by walking his dog?

[campbellking]

Surely the gold star for inappropriate tasering still belongs to the police officer who tasered a blind man in Chorley in 2012 having mistaken his white stick for a Samurai sword.

[andy-hughes]

divebuddy - //Andy. Why bother to show me that. You still don't get it, do you.//

One of us doesn't get it ... that's pretty obvious.

[ChillDoubt]

Just watched it. Both at fault IMHO, the guy could have been a bit more passive and dropped his hood if there was an issue over identification, whilst the officer is going to have a torrid time explaining her actions and more importantly her aim.
A baton strike to the leg would have been more than sufficient.

[mikey4444]