bashed by cops

[Anonymous]

This was in Kelowna.

[media]

[Odinson]

The officer is pulling her head up by her hair.

[Odinson]

The student is a nursing student..



But she looks like a dopehead and was ODing in the bathroom..





Another one of those dopeheads who go to the nursing school to get access to the drug cabinet at the hospital.

[Anonymous]

She has mental health problems..



She claims this was caused by the female RCMP officer.

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[Anonymous]

This was in Kelowna.

[media]

[cc]

Saw that - Meant to post it. That was unbelievably bad .. and totally necessary



With so many bad actions we've read and seen lately, I'm thinking we have a worse problem that the US



I know it's a small % but it appears to be  still substantial



They hurt all cops and hurt peoples respect for and cooperation with law enforcement



That one alone deserved main page

[cc]

Some are calling for health workers to respond to illness cases, but that won't work without backup - sometimes strength and restraining knowledge is needed (sad but true)

[Anonymous]

Some are calling for health workers to respond to illness cases, but that won't work without backup - sometimes strength and restraining knowledge is needed (sad but true)

Vince Li is severely mentally ill, but he was still armed with a knife that he used to murder someone..



Mental health workers can't respond to calls like that.

[cc]

Exactly .. and MANY other cases



Both elements together might be  a wise move ... but from the call, often they would not know that

[cc]

Cops are trained to restrain without badly hurting the person (up to a point, depending of course on strength and degree of resistance of the person)



The problem is that a few have extremely bad attitudes and appear to like to hurt people



In all countries, better selection methods and also a process for weeding out the chaff  



That dragging down stairs was one of the worse cases of abuse I have ever seen - I'll take bets on his having a record of abuse and he should have been gone long ago .. and not disciplined, and not re-trained  and not shuffled to another city ... just gone!!

[Anonymous]

Cops are trained to restrain without badly hurting the person (up to a point, depending of course on strength and degree of resistance of the person)



The problem is that a few have extremely bad attitudes and appear to like to hurt people



In all countries, better selection methods and also a process for weeding out the chaff  



That dragging down stairs was one of the worse cases of abuse I have ever seen - I'll take bets on his having a record of abuse and he should have been gone long ago .. and not disciplined, and not re-trained  and not shuffled to another city ... just gone!!

Which police officer do you mean cc?



It was a female officer who abused the Kelowna nursing student.

[cc]

There a 3 active native cases under investigation in BC right now - and one in  Nunavut where a  chief deliberately knocked over by a moving RCMP SUV  door



I'm not down on cops, on the contrary - The govt needs to deal with a few cruel sobs who are hurting law enforcement

[Anonymous]

There a 3 active native cases under investigation in BC right now - one was a chief deliberately knocked over by a moving RCMP SUV  door

I thought that one was in Nunavut..



Maybe there's another one like it.

[cc]

I edited that - there are 3 current in BC and the Nunavut one

[cc]

There 2 active native cases under investigation in BC right now - and one in  Nunavut where a  chief deliberately knocked over by a moving RCMP SUV  door ..  (a rash all at once)





I'm not down on cops, on the contrary, I love cops and law and order  - The govt needs to deal with a few cruel power tripping sobs who are hurting law enforcement