>>http://www.necn.com/news/new-england/Two-State-Police-Chase-379042131.html
>>http://patch.com/massachusetts/chelmsford/police-chase-chelmsford-reports-0
A news helicopter caught New Hampshire and Massachusetts state police violently apprehending a suspect who led them through several towns in a high-speed chase.
The suspect was originally stopped for several outstanding warrants in Holden, MA, which lead to a pursuit that crossed into New Hampshire and ended in Nashua.
The NECN video shows the suspect exiting his vehicle, and laying on the ground. Moments later, a New Hampshire state trooper strikes the man in the head with a haymaker punch, and continues to punch the suspect in the head and back. Another officer also was shown to repeatedly punch the man in the head and spine. Five officers in total held the suspect down as the beating and arrest occurred, which was caught on a live news feed.
>>https://twitter.com/mpoppel/status/730510662124896257
Another aerial angle of the suspect apprehension.
Should've stopped when ordered to then lol...
what I don't quite get is that everyone fantasizes about disbanding all police establishing a vigilante style justice system, then when cops do vigilante shit everyone loses their minds...ass hats pull shit like the clown in this incident deserve to get a beat down IN ADDITION to whatever the court system doles out...also, bait....
>>44080
Considering the coverage of the incident, rather than the chase itself, in addition to the suspension of both officers based on video evidence, this is pretty far from bait, fuckboy.
>>44542
This, and any lawyer worth his weight in shekels will say that his client "was fleeing from officers because it was rumored that this behavior is condoned."
These Po-Po fucked up.
>>44543
nigger deserved it
>>44080
It's nignogs that don't want to be held accountable for anything they may do.
>>44542
>>44543
Granted, but this is why you don't run from the cops - let them arrest you peacefully, even if in error, and have the lawyers sort it out.
We all know cops will kick your ass for making them run.
Also, I object to the statist comment. I'm not exactly on the cops' side here either, but neither party was in the right.
>>44643
We shouldn't have to expect the cops to beat the shit out of them for running, you cuck. This is some battered wife shit.
>>44751
Expecting them to be completely infallible is unrealistic, and it breeds disrespect.
They went over the line, should be punished with reprimands and mandatory training/psych evals(which can lead to firing). Possibly fines. But the entire situation could have been avoided if he A) didn't lead a high speed chase across two states, B) actually compiled in the first place. It's entirely possible that the chase put officers or their loved ones in danger, and nobody handles that well.
In fact, most of these negroid situations could be avoided if they didn't fucking run or resist all the time. It's putting salt on the wound.
>>44732
>We shouldn't have to expect the cops to beat a criminal that put other people in danger.
Right, they should've given him a lollypop that isn't his favorite flavor and then let him go with that punishment.
>>44764
No, they should have arrested him, because their job is to enforce the law, not deliver beatdowns like a pack of backalley niggers.
>>44035
cant just do their jobs and arrest someone.
have to get all emotional, cant control themselves, just want to beat someone up because they can.
And you want these people in positions of power.
>>45106
Nigger, lets see you do it then. Oh wait, you probably get emotional when someone fucks up your coffee at Starbucks.
>>44763
Expecting them to be completely infallible is unrealistic. Treating them like children breeds disrespect, contempt. You're proposing that officers in a situation like this should be treated like children.
They're not infallible; they're not children, either. They understand what they've done is wrong; if they don't, they shouldn't be officers in the first place. They're culpable. They're civilians. Treat them as such. That's how you could gain some respect for police.
