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If You're Diabetic, You Might Want to Steer Clear of Nevada, Also the Police
The city council of Henderson, Nev. has approved a settlement of $158,500 after police brutally beat a man in diabetic shock after they stopped him for what they thought was drunken driving. Video shows five officers screaming at, pulling guns on and subduing Adam Greene as a sixth kicks him hard enough to break several ribs. Then they figured out he was ill. Who is it these guys work for again?
“Stop resisting motherf****r! Stop resisting motherf****r!” - one of the guys hired to serve and protect, as Greene lay on the ground.
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Well, I think the cop in the car with the camera is now serving twenty years in prison as it is a felony to film police brutality in action. ;-)
The cop with camera in prison! Oh well now we've got the power elites' Orwellian dog all the way. Show the truth about human rights abuse by power eltie stooges and ye shall be punished.
The oddest thing about this is, if that guy had actually downed a drink or two, not a single soul on this board would see anything wrong with what happened. Think about that. If the driver had slurred his speech because he was at a wedding and downed a couple of champaigne flutes, no one would even speak out in his defense. "Well, he should have cooperated, well he shouldn't have driven, well he mighta, coulda woulda, killed a busload of orphans." Remember kids, whatever you do unto the least of me...yadda yadda, now lets all go pat ourselves on the back for these zero tolerance laws! Good thing the officer didn't spot a joint or we might be witnessing murder on that tape.