Let's see how Officer Matt defends this one..

[downshift_me]

oh snap, comprehension owns me. Milwaukee...detroit, to-ma-to, to-mah-to.

lol!

[Rreemo]

The only thing that guy would get in a foot chase with is the ice cream truck

I laughed at that one....

[STROKD]

Hopefully the kid is playing for the Bucks or a bad ass lawyer or somethin with a car like that and the fucken cop goes to jail himself.

[mikec]

Hopefully the kid is playing for the Bucks or a bad ass lawyer or somethin with a car like that and the fucken cop goes to jail himself.

We all know that not a damned thing will happen to that cop.

[Ratt]

We all know that not a damned thing will happen to that cop.

Paid vacation.

[appelingogt]

stop breaking the law asshole!!!

[hustleman]

Typical protocol. Punch someone who isn't moving while screaming
"stop resisting" for any cameras that might be rolling. They must teach that on the first day at the academy as often as I've seen it.

I guess u could see what he was doing with his hands and feet from that view.

[Ratt]

I guess u could see what he was doing with his hands and feet from that view.

I guess you can see sarcasm through the internet.

[Matt]

Could have been worse. He could have been curb checked

[STROKD]

We all know that not a damned thing will happen to that cop.

Its a sad world we live in.:bBishope:

Is it ok for cops to "accidently" shoot other cops? If so Im in need of a career change.

[CexMashean]

i'm confused. What needs defending?

[TheTRiM]

Typical protocol. Punch someone who isn't moving while screaming
"stop resisting" for any cameras that might be rolling. They must teach that on the first day at the academy as often as I've seen it.

It has to be somewhere between the "how to plant guns and drugs on a suspect and not get caught" class, and the seminar on "101 easy ways to murder a suspect and cover it up"

[Duncan]

"eye witness accounts"

http://bcove.me/et5d329q

MILWAUKEE COUNTY
Video shows officer strike suspect in head

A Milwaukee police officer was using "focused strikes to gain compliance" when a smartphone video captured him pounding on the head of a suspected drunken driver lying facedown on the pavement, a police spokeswoman said Friday.

The motorist, Jeffrey R. Strasser, 39, was pulled over about 11 p.m. Thursday in the 200 block of E. Juneau Ave., police spokeswoman Anne E. Schwartz said.

Smartphone video posted to YouTube shows Strasser being pulled from a 2008 Lamborghini by officers who shouted obscenities while taking him to the pavement.

Strasser is lying on his abdomen with his head turned to the left when one officer is seen delivering two blows with the side of a closed fist to the left side of Strasser's head and face.

The blows are clearly audible, as are commands by the officer telling the man to stop resisting.

Strasser was cited for operating a vehicle while intoxicated, Schwartz said in a news release.

According to the release:

A police sergeant in a marked squad saw Strasser driving recklessly, activated his red lights and siren and tried to stop him. He was driving with no headlamps on, disregarded a stop sign and caused other motorists to move out of his way to keep from being struck.

Strasser nearly struck several pedestrians and refused officers' commands to get out of the car when he finally stopped.

He was resisting attempts by officers to place handcuffs on him when one of them "delivered focused strikes to gain compliance and control," Schwartz said.

Strasser had a blood-alcohol level of 0.19, more than twice the legal limit for motorists in Wisconsin, 90 minutes after he was pulled over, Schwartz said.

She added that the incident was "under review for additional charges."

http://www.jsonline.com/news/regbrfs14-no50993-147413225.html

[Randy]

It has to be somewhere between the "how to plant guns and drugs on a suspect and not get caught" class, and the seminar on "101 easy ways to murder a suspect or dog and cover it up"

Fixed

[crapstang]

Douchefag, this is dispatch, we need an asshole to respond to a 911 speeding call immediately. Remember your training, be sure to punch him on the ground while he is not moving and tell him to stop resisting!