Dog killing cops from Columbia MO taser man on bridge

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The man threatened to commit suicide by jumping off the bridge, but then fell as a result of use of the Taser. Some things to keep in mind...


- In the video you can see that the man had just sat down when he was first tasered. Not a situation where lethal force would have been used in the first place.
- The man fell nearly 15 feet. He currently has 2 broken arms, a broken eye socket and fractured jaw.
Lawdeedawsays...

>> ^lavoll:
taser happy overweight pigs


You know who else is overweight? The black man in this video and 55% of Americans!

We could apply violent pig to anyone... Like to all the common thugs on the street, just like all the people in America... Of course, then who could we blame for brutality? Not the everyday man because that would take introspection as to why society as a whole fails...

Remember, all cops come from flesh and blood and some are stupid. What would have been the appropriate course though? Go after him? (Answer, no.) Wait him out (Possibly, but figure he can wait up to about two days... ) Tase him? (Answer, depends if you think you can safely take him down. Considering everyone thinks they are more capable than they truly are, these cops prolly did too.)

Also, if there is a suspected gun, the cops who want to return home disable as soon as possible. The cops that want to test their speed and accuracy wait until they are dead. When they hit him with the first taser, what was behind him? If it was land, they needed to try and tase him right then and there (While he was seated. Anyone who thinks otherwise is a moron... It was BECAUSE he was SEATED that the opportunity was right. Of course the view is bloacked...) If the first deployment would have succeeded, the man who threatened to take life would have been fine. You say lethal force wasn’t warranted and you are correct, but the taser is only a potentially lethal weapon. Just like the hands and feet are a potential lethal weapon… A gun on the other hand, if used correctly will nearly always be lethal (Cause death or great bodily harm...)

If I was in that situation, and I was law enforcement (which I am not,) here is a potential scenario:

Fat man on bridge threatens to off himself. May be packing due to his 50 page history, reports from family AND state of agitation (So, first thing I know is that he may murder himself and any "Pig headed mother-fing cops"--as come others call all cops here on this site.) We respond, try to wait him out. Looks bad, because he is saying f-you, I will do it. We wait till he sits, there is ground behind him (Cannot see from this camera footage,) and then deploy the less-than-lethal taser... It fails. He gets up, makes a dash for the security of the bridge but also a better drop point. Take him down or let him fall? Hrm, hard to say because now he knows what will happen to him if he stops and therefore, he prolly won't stop... Taser deployed... And he falls. Slightly better outcome than if he had done a head-first dive of his own accord, which is of course what he promised to do... But bad outcome anyways…

GeeSussFreeKsays...

Ya, I can't see what is going on from this angle, but for me it does make since to taser the dude before he gets back to the center of the bridge and hurts himself or passers by on the highway. No real details on if the shut down the highway below, but it still seems like you hear cars and traffic. Everything happens fast in those situations, and I can make an allowance that an officer fired a tad to late and resulted in making him fall from an unsafe distance. They were trying to beat him to it, and lost, but I still think they handled it reasonably well. In reality, this man was a danger not only to himself, but everyone who was driving on the underpass.

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