I saw that on tele. It was 2 FEMALE sows who dumped the male quadrapaligic out of his wheel chair. THUMP, he just falls to the floor. Then she begins to go through his pockets while he's lying helpless on the floor. Eventually the two sows figure out that they don't want to leave a cripple lying in the middle of the floor and the two of them lift him back into his chair.

I wondered how a quadrapaligic can do some serious crime that warants arrest. Its not like he was out beating up women in the park.

My wife said, "If quads can go to college they can do some kinds of crime."

But then she wondered how the gun thug's own video got out to the media. Usually they just erase that kind of incriminating evidence.

I'm wondering if some men in the blue gun thugs wanted to get the bitches fired. Interesting.

Blessings

Bob

Cowardly behaviour... I wonder if they'd try that attitude with a fully enabled guy. I'm betting not.

Here's another article on the matter. Apparently they've suspended the woman who dumped him out of his wheelchair and placed the 3 others, two men and a woman, who were present on administrative leave. It's times like this that I'm thankful for surveillance cameras, otherwise it would have just been his word against theirs. One report says that the tape shows Cpl. Steven Dickey laughing when Deputy Marshall-Jones dumped him out on the floor. I don't know if it's true or not, he's apparently denying it.

http://www.foxnews.com/wires/2008Feb...umping,00.html


Deputies Suspended for Wheelchair Dump
Wednesday, February 13, 2008

TAMPA, Fla. — Four sheriff's deputies have been suspended after purposely tipping a paralyzed man out of his wheelchair onto a jailhouse floor, authorities said.
Surveillance footage from Jan. 29 shows Hillsborough County deputy Charlette Marshall-Jones, 44, dumping Brian Sterner out of his wheelchair and searching him on the floor after he was brought in on a warrant after a traffic violation.
Sterner, 32, said when he was taken into a booking room and told to stand up, Jones grew agitated when he told her that he could not.
"She was irked that I wasn't complying to what she was telling me to do," he told The Tampa Tribune in Tuesday's edition. "It didn't register with her that she was asking me to do something I can't do."
Sterner can drive a car but has not been able to walk since a 1994 wrestling accident. He has no feeling below his sternum and has partial use of his arms.
Jones has been suspended without pay, and Sgt. Gary Hinson, 51, Cpl. Steven Dickey, 45 and Cpl. Decondra Williams, 36 have also been placed on administrative leave pending an investigation, sheriff's spokeswoman Debbie Carter said.
"The actions are indefensible at every level," Chief Deputy Jose Docobo said. "Based on what I saw, anything short of dismissal would be inappropriate."
A woman who answered Jones' telephone said Jones was unavailable. A message left at a telephone number listed for a Steven Dickey in Tampa was not immediately returned Tuesday night. Listings for Hinson and Williams could not be located.
Sterner was arrested at his Riverview home and taken to the Orient Road Jail on a charge of fleeing and attempting to elude a police officer, according to records. He posted $2,000 bond and was released Feb 3.
A warrant for Sterner's arrest was issued after an Oct. 25 incident, in which police stopped him while driving a car fitted with hand pedals and cited him for blocking an intersection.
"My client was stopped that night and was given a traffic citation, so how could he be fleeing and eluding?" Sterner's lawyer John Trevena said. "We're very skeptical about the basis for the charge itself."
Trevena said he hopes authorities investigate the deputies for criminal charges. He said he was "mortified" when he watched the footage.
"I couldn't believe that a detention deputy would be so callous toward an individual, whether they were disabled or not," he said.
Copyright 2008 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.

This policeWOMAN should get a medal. The Feminist Misandry Justice medal (the FMJ) pinned on her chest in a high velocity ceremony.

The guy is danm lucky they didn't tazer him to death. Thousands of men have not been so lucky.


Blessings

Bob

I think most of the shock over this comes from the fact that the man was disabled. When I was in jail, I heard some scary shit... People thrown to the floor harder than that guy, put in hopeless situations, attacked by the deputies...

There is an elevator in that building, and the building goes a long way up, which means that there is plenty of time for you to be alone with the deputies before the elevator reaches its destination. The prisoners I spoke to, the ones who were with me in the "release tank" about to be set free, all spoke of that elevator with apprehension. They said there are lots of guys who pissed off the deputies and were punched in the stomach during the elevator ride, because the stomach leaves no marks of trauma when it is punched. There would be no proof. Unlike many areas of police detention, the elevators have no surveillance cameras.

What happened to him was shocking, and not justified. But it was wrong because he's a human, just like all the other prisoners. And it was wrong because that bitch who dropped him out of that wheelchair thought she was entitled to that kind of brutality, just like all of the other deputies.

I saw the video on UK tv (channel 4 news) not once did they mention the gender of the offending officers. I abhor bullies. These police officers were just that, bullies and scum.

What kind of crime can a quadriplegic have commited to have warranted such humiliating treatment of this man. Cursing someone? Spewing profanities? Spitting on someone? What exactly?

The police talk of 'peer pressure' to conform amongst criminals and gangs to commit crime. The police are no different than them, they just have a badge and a gun, they're human just the same.

That is, the debasement of ethical and moral values can be eroded just as effectively whether you are a police officer/prison guard or someone riding the (in)justice system.

If you treat someone 'unecessarily' inhumanely don't be too suprised if that person then proceeds to interact with the rest of humanity in a less than positive way.

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I abhor bullies. These police officers were just that, bullies and scum.

Yes. Does a woman like this become a police officer for noble reasons of justice and public service? Or is she hoping for just this kind of situation, where she can vent her meanness on someone weaker?

My experience of the sows is that they are way more nasty than the boars..

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Yes. Does a woman like this become a police officer for noble reasons of justice and public service? Or is she hoping for just this kind of situation, where she can vent her meanness on someone weaker?

I was just wondering the exact same thing. I bet there are a higher percentage of women (than men) drawn to law enforcement to act out some kind of power fantasy.

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I was just wondering the exact same thing. I bet there are a higher percentage of women (than men) drawn to law enforcement to act out some kind of power fantasy.

I very much think that is the case from what I have seen of the sows. they completely lack empathy or understanding of many critical male features that a boar would more likely have (as long as he is not one of these young mangina porker types)..

Dont forget, many boars have lost their kids in divorces etc. They do have a lot of empathy and indeed I have met many boars on demo's etc who have spoken to me about their experiences..