dont call him dood

:Dhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9GgWrV8TcUc

 

Wow, not sure who to side with there. Didn't seem like the kid deserved that though.

 

Particularly liked him asking if the camera was on. If he found himself on you.................


Not sure what he learned from it though-maybe that fat guys shouldn`t wear bright yellow. Or that sometimes it isn`t smart to try to be smart.


We need more coppers like that. Go officer rivieri!!

 

Watched that clip Ste. and a few more with the same theme I consider myself a disciplinarian but I think they go too far they are just bullies, I couldn't have stood by and watched him do that to a kid just for skateboarding.

 

Hi Walnut,

Ithink they have a big problem with some of these kids over there! I remember when I was a kid getting a telling for attitude.

 

This video just makes me hate the pigs even more, i've been subjected to this kind of (verbal) treatment because im a football fan at away games, which of course instantly makes me a criminal.

 

I have seena few videos like it on youtube too where the uploader (obviously the kid in the video) is going on about how he's been treated unfairly. One I remember was the kids were being cheeky and the cop threw a punch at him. It was wrong of the cop but the kids where far from polite.

 

thing is plantlife the kid did the right thing by filming it, if he hadnt and had stood up for his friend, he would have been arrested and had some stupid charge put up against him, probably makingapoliceofficerlookstupidwithintent or something like that.

 

oh yeah of course. they filmed it and had to run off in the end. kinda reminds me of all the videos we're seeing of unfair tasing these days. the 'don't tase me bro' being one i remember heheh.

 

I agree, far too much force. The boy wasn't threatening anybody so why did he need to be hit to the floor?

 

I wonder if he got found out as it was on youtube?