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[mantagte]

http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/top-stories/tm_headline=brute-force-three-police-officers-beat-up-handcuffed-iraq-war-veteran%26method=full%26objectid=20934568%26siteid=115875-name_page.html
my respect for police is dwindling
watch the video as well

[vauxnut]

they dont even do that to mp,s  

[cem_devecioglu]

thats unacceptable

unfortunately my police worse than that

killed one man in a similiar arrest

[Richie London]

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my respect for police is dwindling
watch the video as well

thats the way its getting i think

[HolyCount]

Don't tar all police with the same brush. Yes, it would seem these three were over zealous, to say the least, and should be duly dealt with --- but I bet they don't get the same treatment as those officers dismissed for "unPC attitudes".

[Lizzie_Zoom]

http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/top-stories/tm_headline=brute-force-three-police-officers-beat-up-handcuffed-iraq-war-veteran%26method=full%26objectid=20934568%26siteid=115875-name_page.html
my respect for police is dwindling
watch the video as well

Yes I saw this last night, but although the newscaster was stating that the policeman punched the man " eight times in the head" if you look closely the officer is actually punching the man on the shoulder/upper arm.

This is a recognised police procedure to quell a violent individual when on the ground to stop them resisting arrest and hopefully reduce the chance of an officer, or member of the public, getting hurt.

The film shows a drunken individual, with no obvious sign of the discipline of an military man, shouting insults to the police, who then chased after him.  

What do we expect from our front line police; just let individuals cause a public disturbance and shout insulting remarks whilst drunk and disorderly without action being taken?  So often the public are moaning the police do not do enough to stop such behaviour!

No, as far as the officers were concerned he was a foul mouthed individual out to cause trouble. and he was fairly delt with in my book. 8-) 8-) 8-)

My son was in the British Army for 5 years and believe me my ultra fit eldest son once had to drag him away from a similiar situation when you would hardly have quessed he was meant to be a highly trained, disciplined soldier.

I am also well aware of what happens in Aldershot when the Para's are in town.  The police have to be firm handed when dealing with these strong individuals (who are trained to kill as my son was!) as they did in the instance filmed. 8-) 8-) 8-)

[Ken T]

Why don't they teach the Police basic self defense technique?. I went to Ki-Aikido  for several years and its quite easy to control someone without having to beat the crap out of him.  

Ken

[HerefordElite]

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my respect for police is dwindling
watch the video as well

Yes I saw this last night, but although the newscaster was stating that the policeman punched the man " eight times in the head" if you look closely the officer is actually punching the man on the shoulder/upper arm.

This is a recognised police procedure to quell a violent individual when on the ground to stop them resisting arrest and hopefully reduce the chance of an officer, or member of the public, getting hurt.

The film shows a drunken individual, with no obvious sign of the discipline of an military man, shouting insults to the police, who then chased after him.  

What do we expect from our front line police; just let individuals cause a public disturbance and shout insulting remarks whilst drunk and disorderly without action being taken?  So often the public are moaning the police do not do enough to stop such behaviour!

No, as far as the officers were concerned he was a foul mouthed individual out to cause trouble. and he was fairly delt with in my book. 8-) 8-) 8-)

My son was in the British Army for 5 years and believe me my ultra fit eldest son once had to drag him away from a similiar situation when you would hardly have quessed he was meant to be a highly trained, disciplined soldier.

I am also well aware of what happens in Aldershot when the Para's are in town.  The police have to be firm handed when dealing with these strong individuals (who are trained to kill as my son was!) as they did in the instance filmed. 8-) 8-) 8-)

'dangle berries's i wish i'd been in one of those cars driving by i would have got out and helped that poor man who was defensless on the floor

rather plastic pigs get on my nerves to say the slightest

[Danny]

i cant believe i didnt know about this

[dbug]

The big slob copper could do with someone twice his weight sitting on him, smacking his head on the ground and then punching him 8 times. Nasty tinker!!

[zippo]

special constable. His future doesn't look bright does it . Hes made the Police force look like thugs and himself look a bully

[Lizzie_Zoom]

http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/top-stories/tm_headline=brute-force-three-police-officers-beat-up-handcuffed-iraq-war-veteran%26method=full%26objectid=20934568%26siteid=115875-name_page.html
my respect for police is dwindling
watch the video as well

Yes I saw this last night, but although the newscaster was stating that the policeman punched the man " eight times in the head" if you look closely the officer is actually punching the man on the shoulder/upper arm.

This is a recognised police procedure to quell a violent individual when on the ground to stop them resisting arrest and hopefully reduce the chance of an officer, or member of the public, getting hurt.

The film shows a drunken individual, with no obvious sign of the discipline of an military man, shouting insults to the police, who then chased after him.  

What do we expect from our front line police; just let individuals cause a public disturbance and shout insulting remarks whilst drunk and disorderly without action being taken?  So often the public are moaning the police do not do enough to stop such behaviour!

No, as far as the officers were concerned he was a foul mouthed individual out to cause trouble. and he was fairly delt with in my book. 8-) 8-) 8-)

My son was in the British Army for 5 years and believe me my ultra fit eldest son once had to drag him away from a similiar situation when you would hardly have quessed he was meant to be a highly trained, disciplined soldier.

I am also well aware of what happens in Aldershot when the Para's are in town.  The police have to be firm handed when dealing with these strong individuals (who are trained to kill as my son was!) as they did in the instance filmed. 8-) 8-) 8-)

'dangle berries's i wish i'd been in one of those cars driving by i would have got out and helped that poor man who was defensless on the floor

rather plastic pigs get on my nerves to say the slightest

OK!!  You don't agree with my comments; fine!!  But you do not have to be so offensive!!

[HolyCount]

http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/top-stories/tm_headline=brute-force-three-police-officers-beat-up-handcuffed-iraq-war-veteran%26method=full%26objectid=20934568%26siteid=115875-name_page.html
my respect for police is dwindling
watch the video as well

Yes I saw this last night, but although the newscaster was stating that the policeman punched the man " eight times in the head" if you look closely the officer is actually punching the man on the shoulder/upper arm.

This is a recognised police procedure to quell a violent individual when on the ground to stop them resisting arrest and hopefully reduce the chance of an officer, or member of the public, getting hurt.

The film shows a drunken individual, with no obvious sign of the discipline of an military man, shouting insults to the police, who then chased after him.  

What do we expect from our front line police; just let individuals cause a public disturbance and shout insulting remarks whilst drunk and disorderly without action being taken?  So often the public are moaning the police do not do enough to stop such behaviour!

No, as far as the officers were concerned he was a foul mouthed individual out to cause trouble. and he was fairly delt with in my book. 8-) 8-) 8-)

My son was in the British Army for 5 years and believe me my ultra fit eldest son once had to drag him away from a similiar situation when you would hardly have quessed he was meant to be a highly trained, disciplined soldier.

I am also well aware of what happens in Aldershot when the Para's are in town.  The police have to be firm handed when dealing with these strong individuals (who are trained to kill as my son was!) as they did in the instance filmed. 8-) 8-) 8-)

'dangle berries's i wish i'd been in one of those cars driving by i would have got out and helped that poor man who was defensless on the floor

rather plastic pigs get on my nerves to say the slightest

OK!!  You don't agree with my comments; fine!!  But you do not have to be so offensive!!

Agreed !

[ajn]

police stations open part time pretend policemen not being funny some of them look daft and almost funny in my veiw, pity they didnt get the brave,trained soldier a lift to were ever he wanted to go even stop to get him a kabab. what goes around comes around and mabe ill get the chance to watch the video of those law enforcers taking a beasting  

[Danny]

what irritates me even more is that this is where i live, am i supposed to call upon these pr*cks when i need help with anything??