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- Fri Dec 17, 2010 7:06 pm
- Forum: LEO Contacts & Bloopers
- Topic: Ex DPS TRP Perez charged
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Re: Ex DPS TRP Perez charged
After this high profile who will offer employment for the Ex-DPS ? Tough luck!
- Sun Oct 17, 2010 12:36 pm
- Forum: LEO Contacts & Bloopers
- Topic: Ex DPS TRP Perez charged
- Replies: 42
- Views: 7680
Re: Ex DPS TRP Perez charged
I do not know, but did you see what happened when the lady was coming straight to the camera? According to my eyes, she was to trying to get lose from being led to the patrol car. She was pulling to left and staggered a bit and then swung by the officer.
I do not believe the intent of the officer was to slam her to the wall. There was a bit of distance from her to the wall and she was led to the patrol car. I perceived that the officer action was to restrain her from getting lose.
Anyone who claim she was not resisting is not fair.
If she was drunk she should be not be driving period. A better solution was to stop arguing with the drunk driver and inform here that she was under arrest for DWI and ask the second officer for help.
Starting at 1:50 to 1:55 when she was saying do not grab me like that... She yanked hard to the left.
If those kind of encounters are becoming a problem, can one imagine a non-lethal chemical weapon deployed on resisting arrestees, (think of put them to sleep for a short time) ?
I do not believe the intent of the officer was to slam her to the wall. There was a bit of distance from her to the wall and she was led to the patrol car. I perceived that the officer action was to restrain her from getting lose.
Anyone who claim she was not resisting is not fair.
If she was drunk she should be not be driving period. A better solution was to stop arguing with the drunk driver and inform here that she was under arrest for DWI and ask the second officer for help.
Starting at 1:50 to 1:55 when she was saying do not grab me like that... She yanked hard to the left.
If those kind of encounters are becoming a problem, can one imagine a non-lethal chemical weapon deployed on resisting arrestees, (think of put them to sleep for a short time) ?