Lesson Learned - keep your voice down.

[Binky]

Because in CA you are gonna get tazed.

http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=8ed_1368536550

[SaTx04Lightning]

That didn't go very well.....wonder how much it's gonna cost city for that one...lol

[helosailor]

That didn't go very well.....wonder how much it's gonna cost city for that one...lol

If there is any justice...everything.

[slow06]

Waiting to see the whole story before I judge...

[Sean88gt]

Waiting to see the whole story before I judge...

Didn't see a warrant, actions not justified.

[4bangen]

That guy took quite a few hits before he went down(respect)
oh ya and FTP

[slow06]

Didn't see a warrant, actions not justified.

I understand where you are coming from, and at the moment I agree, but they got called for a domestic disturbance.

Do we/should we expect them to just walk away without verifying that everybody is ok? Is it a problem to open the door and talk to them?

Again, I see your point, but this seems like a gray area to me.

[bird_dog0347]

yeah, 4th amendment just took it up the ass...

[line-em-up]

I smell dead pig.

[GrayStangGT]

Right or wrong I still can't help but laugh every time I see someone get tazed on video.

[Sean88gt]

I understand where you are coming from, and at the moment I agree, but they got called for a domestic disturbance.

Do we/should we expect them to just walk away without verifying that everybody is ok? Is it a problem to open the door and talk to them?

Again, I see your point, but this seems like a gray area to me.

Law is the gray area that creates black and white. Who called regarding domestic disturbance? I tend to have an issue with cops taking actions based on information from others that hasn't personally been witnessed. Then again, this crews "judgement" may be fairly shitty, based on their actions.

[helosailor]

3 cops for a domestic disturbance in a town that covers 1.88 square miles, and has a population of 7,265? That's probably half of their police force.
Would it seem appropriate for the Dallas Police Dept to show up to a domestic call with 700 officers, and then rush in after everyone in the house had told them that everything was ok?

[2011GT]

You never know. A kid that lives there may have just has his ass whooped by his dad and the kid called the cops.

[bcoop]

Law is the gray area that creates black and white. Who called regarding domestic disturbance? I tend to have an issue with cops taking actions based on information from others that hasn't personally been witnessed. Then again, this crews "judgement" may be fairly shitty, based on their actions.

Isn't it law in some states that they don't need a warrant to enter when domestic disputes are concerned? I could have sworn it was, when there is suspected abuse.


For once I'm not making fun of Matt, but I'd like to know the rest of the story. As Sean mentioned, who called it in, etc. From the just the video it looks bad, but that guy certainly didn't help matters any.

[Forever_frost]

I understand where you are coming from, and at the moment I agree, but they got called for a domestic disturbance.

Do we/should we expect them to just walk away without verifying that everybody is ok? Is it a problem to open the door and talk to them?

Again, I see your point, but this seems like a gray area to me.

If they think somethings wrong, they stay on site and call for a warrant. Otherwise stay the fuck out of my house