FTP! Pucker factor of 10 - or, why you search people while they are handcuffed

[03trubluGT]

I'd bet this Brit cleans the mess out of his pants after this incident.

This is a great example of why you search people before they are transported to jail, and while they are still handcuffed.

http://www.break.com/index/suspect-pulls-knife-on-cop.html#

Skip to about 3:00

[talisman]

Old video, but yeah, that cop was lucky. Not sure how the crook thought that was going to go even if he was successful in dispatching that one officer.

[SS Junk]

I'm sure you've seen this:

http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=783_1206201875

Disclaimer- Don't watch if you have a weak constitution.

[blk95]

damn. you could hear the blood hitting the floor. lol at the officers saying " damnit nobody shook him, shit"

[03trubluGT]

I'm sure you've seen this:

http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=783_1206201875

Disclaimer- Don't watch if you have a weak constitution.

I saw that years ago, and wondered how long it would take to leak to the web.

damn. you could hear the blood hitting the floor. lol at the officers saying " damnit nobody shook him, shit"

I wonder what the fallout was for that one? I like how the detective picks up his keys/coffee like he was never there...

[SS Junk]

I saw that years ago, and wondered how long it would take to leak to the web.

How long ago did it happen and what happened to those in charge of this prisoner?

[03trubluGT]

How long ago did it happen and what happened to those in charge of this prisoner?

That was back in 2003. I have no idea where it was or what happened.

[Cooter]

we all seen't that one a while back

[SS Junk]

Yeah now I remember. Huge argument as to whether or not the bullet went all the way through the skull...

[talisman]

That was back in 2003. I have no idea where it was or what happened.

Geez guys, the story is right there above the video. lulz

Ricardo Alfonso Cerna (c. 1956-December 19, 2003) was a man who became famous for committing suicide with a gun while being videotaped in an interrogation room in the San Bernardino County Sheriff's office in Muscoy, California. He was 47 years old.

Cerna, an immigrant from Guatemala, was stopped by Sheriff's Deputy Michael Parham for a traffic violation on December 19, 2003. He tried to escape in his car and then later on foot. During the pursuit, he shot Deputy Parham twice in the abdomen, non-fatally. Cerna was arrested shortly afterwards. Three agencies had been involved in the chase (the San Bernardino Police, the county sheriff, and the California Highway Patrol). During the apprehension and hand-over, no one made sure he was properly searched.

Cerna shot himself in the side of the head at point-blank range with a .45-caliber handgun that he had hidden in the front of his pants. The entire incident was recorded on the surveillance camera in the interrogation room. Although he died instantly, the damage from the bullet to the inside of his head caused blood to pour rapidly out of the wound, his mouth, and his right ear for the remainder of the video (nearly 30 seconds). The sound is clearly audible on the tape, especially after Cerna's head rolls over to his left.

The Sheriff's Department showed the security camera footage to the media by the following day. To avoid public sensationalism, only a handful of reporters were permitted to see it. The footage was never intended to be made public, but evidently it has been illicitly leaked.

Certain political activists representing the Latino community expressed outrage, claiming Cerna's death to have been murder rather than suicide, with the deputies as the perpetrators. La Voz de Aztlan and other groups believe that, apparently, deputies gave the suspect (who had already allegedly shot one officer) a loaded handgun for the purpose of killing himself

[03trubluGT]

Geez guys, the story is right there above the video. lulz

Ricardo Alfonso Cerna (c. 1956-December 19, 2003) was a man who became famous for committing suicide with a gun while being videotaped in an interrogation room in the San Bernardino County Sheriff's office in Muscoy, California. He was 47 years old.

Cerna, an immigrant from Guatemala, was stopped by Sheriff's Deputy Michael Parham for a traffic violation on December 19, 2003. He tried to escape in his car and then later on foot. During the pursuit, he shot Deputy Parham twice in the abdomen, non-fatally. Cerna was arrested shortly afterwards. Three agencies had been involved in the chase (the San Bernardino Police, the county sheriff, and the California Highway Patrol). During the apprehension and hand-over, no one made sure he was properly searched.

Cerna shot himself in the side of the head at point-blank range with a .45-caliber handgun that he had hidden in the front of his pants. The entire incident was recorded on the surveillance camera in the interrogation room. Although he died instantly, the damage from the bullet to the inside of his head caused blood to pour rapidly out of the wound, his mouth, and his right ear for the remainder of the video (nearly 30 seconds). The sound is clearly audible on the tape, especially after Cerna's head rolls over to his left.

The Sheriff's Department showed the security camera footage to the media by the following day. To avoid public sensationalism, only a handful of reporters were permitted to see it. The footage was never intended to be made public, but evidently it has been illicitly leaked.

Certain political activists representing the Latino community expressed outrage, claiming Cerna's death to have been murder rather than suicide, with the deputies as the perpetrators. La Voz de Aztlan and other groups believe that, apparently, deputies gave the suspect (who had already allegedly shot one officer) a loaded handgun for the purpose of killing himself

I knew there was a reason we kept you around Eric...

[Unicorn Jeff]

I knew there was a reason we kept you around Eric...

We all have to have an ugly friend in the group. Jk br0

[talisman]

We all have to have an ugly friend in the group. Jk br0

Watch it, poop socks.

[03trubluGT]

Watch it, poop socks.

For the love of God, please don't bring that up!

[Big A]

Certain political activists representing the Latino community expressed outrage, claiming Cerna's death to have been murder rather than suicide, with the deputies as the perpetrators. La Voz de Aztlan and other groups believe that, apparently, deputies gave the suspect (who had already allegedly shot one officer) a loaded handgun for the purpose of killing himself

Typical lack of taking responsibility, and a completely irrational thought process. Even if we were to believe that a man, who had just shot another officer, a loaded weapon, the man who pulled the trigger is the "murderer."