Police officer assaults school girl for in-school arrest

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Machiavellian said:

mountaindewslave said:

 there is an utter lack of respect that parents are enabling to kids these days for authority. There are plenty of bad cops out there, but I hardly think this school cop was out of line for attempting to remove a girl from a classroom when asked to do so. she DID grab onto her desk when he touched her and made the whole thing much worse

So you are saying because she grab the desk, he was in the right to put her in a rear choke hold, pick the desk up, slam her to the ground, then pick her up and toss her a couple yards away like he did.  So if this was your daughter, wife, mom, sister you believe this would be ok for a non-violent situation.  

Just so I am hearing you right, you believe there isn't a limit to what a cop should be able to do for non-violent situations and they should be allowed to do whatever it takes to "get the job done".

 Also just want to be sure, as a parent, you would be ok about with this situation if you or your wife was not notified first and allowed the chance to correct this situation before the cop decided he needed to use force.

Last but not least, just because a teen decide to be a stubborn ass, why would the natural ideal be that its the parent fault.  So are you saying that kids from good parents never act this way, because stubborn ass or rebellious ect.

Slam her into the ground?

Did you watch this vid at 10 X speed ,cause im not seeing anyone slamming into the ground?

Too much assumptions and hallucinations in this thread.