officer caught slamming an 11 year old girl around

[Mumra]

Well the principal watched closely and was thinking lawsuit, so he said that she was not a threat to his safety.
Think about it.....

he also knew that he BS leading up to that would not get shown and only the end result of someone fighting with the officer while saying that she "wasn't resisting".

honestly what are you supposed to do with someone that obviously has no respect for authority and wants to do what ever they want? let them?

[Postmort3m]

Weird how quick she went from being a disrespectful little a**hole to crying victim in seconds

[GODself]

When a 11yo girl has more strength than you.

[x-trainer ben]

he also knew that he BS leading up to that would not get shown and only the end result of someone fighting with the officer while saying that she "wasn't resisting".

honestly what are you supposed to do with someone that obviously has no respect for authority and wants to do what ever they want? let them?

I was discussing the method/outcome not what i believe to be effective.

[Mumra]

I was discussing the method/outcome not what i believe to be effective.

and I'm asking what method are you supposed to take that will have a better outcome.

try just answering the question for once.

[Duckliver]

Don’t even care if kid could of avoided it. It’s a child, she didn’t assault or attack anyone. She wasn’t being hysterical. She was trying to leave. The officer lost complete control of himself, couldn’t overcome an 11 year old girl in a power struggle, screaming at her face “because I said so”

He should not be in that job period. Yes it’s a difficult demanding job but he makes it even more so with his attitude and actions.

[Duckliver]

and I'm asking what method are you supposed to take that will have a better outcome.

try just answering the question for once.

You let the child leave with their parents and discipline through the school system. This isn’t a felony in progress.

[superiorlogic]

Chit boils my pizz. If he did that to my daughter I'd be doing some serious time.

Doubtful her father's in the picture, son...

[rise21]

did he really? WTF?

Yup. At 2:43 they have it highlighted.

“She was very strong. Stronger than I was.”

An adult male couldn’t subdue an 11yo girl. Maybe he should have made a deal with her to get some of those extra milks.

[dabbmw2002]

Yes, the cop should have left her alone. But damn, annoying that we have kids that age with zero respect for anyone.

[x-trainer ben]

and I'm asking what method are you supposed to take that will have a better outcome.

try just answering the question for once.

I always answer if the question is well written.

You let her go as the principal instructed him to do and write the report.
School district lawsuits are expensive and you see the officer had to quit his job.
Do you think he really wanted to lose his job over an 11 year old girl, excessive force case!?
Embarrassing as fk for him.

[Uhyeahokay]

Kid was just looking for free gains.

[Aristotelian]

If she simply didn't resist and took off her bag, this wouldn't have happened.

I don't understand why some people think they have some 'right' to defy a law enforcement officer. I have been randomly stopped, asked what I was doing, asked for ID, and I have no problem with that. It takes a few minutes and I'm assisting a LEO in his/her work. His/her work IS to provide security for all, else I'm going to start buying my own arsenal and guaranteeing my own security.

These videos though are all the same - the video taping starts late, it cuts to perceived 'brutality' and never focuses on the fact that the school had to call the cops on a student who was running amok. What is so f'n hard to understand about respecting authority?

[x-trainer ben]

I don't understand why some people think they have some 'right' to defy a law enforcement officer. I have been randomly stopped, asked what I was doing, asked for ID, and I have no problem with that. It takes a few minutes and I'm assisting a LEO in his/her work. His/her work IS to provide security for all, else I'm going to start buying my own arsenal and guaranteeing my own security.

These videos though are all the same - the video taping starts late, it cuts to perceived 'brutality' and never focuses on the fact that the school had to call the cops on a student who was running amok. What is so f'n hard to understand about respecting authority?

A school resource officer is there *all the time* walking around, and if you watch the video his cam fell off when he first grabbed her. The principal picked it up and continued the recording for obviously lawsuit protection purposes.

[DrBroscientist]

She's 11 and all she did was brush past the principal out the door. Nothing to do with anti-cops. Dude's just a dumb@a55 on a powertrip shoving her against a wall and then to the ground. Meanwhile the girl's "resisting" because she's 11, her arm hurts, and she's panicking. She most likely hasn't even hit puberty yet.

[andy0w]

If she simply didn't resist and took off her bag, this wouldn't have happened.

Or he could have shot her, claiming feeling threatened by what might have been in her bag.

[dhawkeye1980]

Chit boils my pizz. If he did that to my daughter I'd be doing some serious time.

You teach your daughter to be a disrespectful little chit who ignores authority?

[JStrez]

Manlets, when will they learn?

[Aristotelian]

A school resource officer is there *all the time* walking around, and if you watch the video his cam fell off when he first grabbed her. The principal picked it up and continued the recording for obviously lawsuit protection purposes.

The video implies that the girl had been belligerent/aggressive/acting out for a while before filming started. I'm not saying that it shouldn't have been filmed - I'm saying more should be filmed, so before people start calling out 'brutality!!!!' they'll see why a school had to call the police on an 11 year old student.

[janglingjack]

Officer needs to take more milk himself

[Retoaded]

Weird how quick she went from being a disrespectful little a**hole to crying victim in seconds

Just goes to show you that it is genetically programmed in women.

[Noahbro]

Cop had a power trip and took it out on a 11 year old. Scum bag probably realized he messed up once he let her go.

[Duckliver]

The video implies that the girl had been belligerent/aggressive/acting out for a while before filming started. I'm not saying that it shouldn't have been filmed - I'm saying more should be filmed, so before people start calling out 'brutality!!!!' they'll see why a school had to call the police on an 11 year old student.

Uh they showed her two supposed outbursts he was charging her with “Assault” for.

She was just leaving and not listening to people.

[aleeboy]

Just goes to show you that it is genetically programmed in women.

This is actually correct.

It doesn't matter if they are 3, 5, 20, 30 or 60 years old, women ALL behave this way. You need to learn how to diffuse girls properly otherwise things escalate as men are not programmed to handle the female shriek sound.

[FFailed]

11 year old girl? Thats a grown ass man

[Aristotelian]

Uh they showed her two supposed outbursts he was charging her with “Assault” for.

She was just leaving and not listening to people.

Again, now for the third time: are you not comprehending that the school had to call in law enforcement on an 11 year old student? Ask yourself why, and why that student felt like she may not need to comply? Then re-read my first post in this thread.

FFS are you people the ones who will eventually teach your kids to 'stand their ground' against law enforcement?

[x-trainer ben]

The video implies that the girl had been belligerent/aggressive/acting out for a while before filming started. I'm not saying that it shouldn't have been filmed - I'm saying more should be filmed, so before people start calling out 'brutality!!!!' they'll see why a school had to call the police on an 11 year old student.

ok gotcha, filming her at the start of her behavior.
They probably thought that they could calm her down before it got to that point( no recording), but that is just a guess.



local coverage
https://www.krqe.com/news/new-mexico...rl-11-resigns/

[ThenMaestro]

Weird how quick she went from being a disrespectful little a**hole to crying victim in seconds

It's because she's 11 years old, what the hell do you expect?

How many people on the misc bodyslam and takedown children srs.

[Seatard]

I don't understand why some people think they have some 'right' to defy a law enforcement officer. I have been randomly stopped, asked what I was doing, asked for ID, and I have no problem with that. It takes a few minutes and I'm assisting a LEO in his/her work. His/her work IS to provide security for all, else I'm going to start buying my own arsenal and guaranteeing my own security.

These videos though are all the same - the video taping starts late, it cuts to perceived 'brutality' and never focuses on the fact that the school had to call the cops on a student who was running amok. What is so f'n hard to understand about respecting authority?

Great. You are more mature than an 11 year old girl.

[OLawdQuan]

A grown up ass man couldn’t subdue an 11 year old girl, I think it’s time to find a new day job buddy boyo. As for Precious, this is what happens when you’re either raised by a single mother of 5 or by daycares. She’s gonna be a real gem of a woman in 10 years.