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Give her a trophy so so she can be happy.

It should say, "first class jaywalker" with "special recognition for acting like a 2 year old."

My 2 year old tried that on me once in the aisle of the grocery store. I let her scream, then when she realized she wasn't getting the desired reaction, I pointed out all the customers who were watching her bad behavior. She never did it again.

I believe her agenda was, "I can TOP everyone's posts today on Facebook and Instagram! Look at me, I'm so being abused!"

I believe her behavior will backfire on her when she goes to job interview, once so she finishes university. All HR has to do is google her name. Her application is going in the bin, this one is too emotional for our fast paced professional environment.

I watched the video and read the article. The article said he edited the part out where she sat down on her own. I'd say that's trying to sway the opinion against the officers. He's not being honest, don't edit, play it as it is.

There is a high amount of deaf people in Austin, that's where TSD - Texas School for the Deaf is. Deaf or not, anyone would be startled when grabbed from behind. I used to startle the heck out of my mom. She'd calm once she saw it was me. But rational people who aren't aware they're being video taped, calm down when it's the police. In my opinion she was putting on a show for the camera. She jaywalked, not a huge crime comparatively speaking, but for safety reasons, it could save her life. She's got earbuds in and may not hear the city bus coming.

We live in a society of rules. Deal with jogging in the city and follow the rules or go to a proper track to jog. Simple.