student police brutalty?
816573
I doubt they tasered him for nothing.  But I wasn't there.... and neither were you.\n\nAnyway, we have a nice, quiet little campus where nothing much happens.  I like that.\n\nSue
1173518
sorry no idea, hope someone does so that they help you.  By the way, why not contact the police itself on phone, that will be even a quick search for the information you need right.
220127
listen to me DO NOT FIGHT!!!\nTell your school officer or deans, principal w/e. \nignore them , they are just immature and really bored.
1164747
Firstly, let me just say this to you sir: Try riding a motorbike.\n\nPeople are becoming anti the police because the powers that be are making the police anti the people, allow me to ellaborate. When I was a student I did student things like drinking and singing loud. A police officer in the city where I live now has the power to, and they do, as the simplest way of dealing with such behaviour hand out an on the spot fine for anti social behaviour, although they can be challenged when you wake up to find one of these on your pillow next to your fuzzy head I doubt you would. This has two main effects 1 - It effectively makes an officer judge and jury, with leave to appeal (for want of a better way to term this) 2 - It turns the police into that most hated of all human beings, an overgrown tax collector.\n\nNow look at some of the new powers that the police have in relation to youngsters- they can get a dispersal order for a particular area. Meaning that if you stop to tie a shoe lace and you are with a friend in the wrong area you can be picked up and taken home.\n\nNext consider that most hated officer of all and most often the only one the likes of you and me will ever come into contact with: The traffic officer, think of the sheer contempt they treat people with and the (often) blatently sneaky manner in which they do their job. \n\nNow throw in half a dozen media stories into the mix about people being 'framed' by the police and brutal attacks by officers and speak to some people who have had some involvement (in a legal manner) with the police, stir and bring to the boil.\n\nDespite what I say above I know that the police do a lot more than they ever get credit for but from my own PERSONAL experiences of the police ( I have had 2 motorbikes stolen, 1 car, been held up at gun point in a shop I worked at as a student, and been mugged) in all but one of the above situations the police just wanted to get a crime number issued and get out as quickly as they could. \n\nTo sum up I think people are anti police because they have low interpersonal skills, not very good P.R. and because they are simply becoming glorified tax collectors.
97148
I'm glad you asked! I am a librarian and I recently referred a patron to this report that will answer all of your questions:\n\nBureau of Justice Statistics: Police Use of Force\nhttp://www.ojp.usdoj.gov/bjs/pub/pdf/ndcopuof.pdf\n\nIf you need more information, try looking on the Bureau of Justice Web site:\n\nhttp://www.ojp.usdoj.gov/bjs/\n\nAfter you enter the site, try searching by keyword "brutality".
845259
If they phyically threaten the police with violence then I think the sheriff does have grounds to arrest him. You can't go around threatening to hurt people, that's against the law\n\nNow I don't know what happened or why the police moved in and teargassed those people but the police do have a right to do that to protect people and property from harm. If these New Black Panthers are threatening violence then all I can assume is that they are intentionally stirring up trouble to make themselves feel important.\n\nI hate it when only a few people in a crowd of sometimes thousands start breaking the law and destroying and force the police to move in and the entire crowd gets caught in the middle.\n\nP.S: I just found the article, it's say that they will 'Patrol' the streets since the police won't and do what needs to be done. That is called vigilantism and is against the law.\n\nThey were also inciting to riot, so what they are doing is completely against the law
290056
ever had any violence happen at your school? i've had many. to name a few that happened...\na kid came in with a box cutter and cutted up someone's face.\nseveral years ago a kid came in with a gun and shot a janitor behind a dumpster.\nsometime this year, two kids came in with a homemade bomb and tried to kill a girl.\numm...we always have alotta fights where kids end up in the hospital or there's blood everywhere and teachers get punched and gotta be out for a day to recover.\nhope this helped u have some insight for your project.
321012
ill call the police :D
183854
Go by the police station and ask!
634413
mentally alert teachers harassing students.......hahahah!
531986
police arent respectful to youth.
888842
Every UCLA alumnus should call the UCLA President's office (310-825-4321) and let Pres. Robert C. Dynes and Chancellor Norman Abrams know that you will withhold all contributions until the police officers are fired.  \n\nA university is usually far more tolerant and respectful of students' rights, and far more restrictive on police brutality, than outside the university gates.  In Mexico, police are not allowed on a campus at all unless requested by the Chancellor.  Having worked in universities for the past 20 years, I can safely say the behavior of the UCLA PD as exhibited in the 6-minute video (not 10 seconds) is inexcusable.  They could have dragged the guy out, let him scream all he wants.  If he resisted phsycially, they could have handcuffed him -- for 200 years our police did not need tasers or pepper spray to handcuff people.  (Maybe he was already handcuffed when they Tasered him, which is even less excusable.) \n\nThere is a big difference between being tased once (often by a low-voltage) in a test situation and having it done to you multiple times in a row in a hostile situation.  There have been 73 deaths associated with tasers between 1999 and 2004.  Even police officers in five states have sued Taser International claiming they "suffered serious injuries after being shocked with the device during training classes."  http://orlando.injuryboard.com/defective-products/an-alternative-to-the-defective-and-deadly-taser.php
20173
I would contact your local police station often times police departments have a program in place where they travel from school to school and talk about safety, not to mention bullying. I would also see if my local or reference library has a video. Also participating in role plays with kids demonstrating the do's and dont's is highly effective since it is hands on.
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He started shrieking like a schoolgirl when the first officer touched his arm, then went limp and the Tazing began. And yes, he could have been cooperative and avoided the whole thing.\n\n\nThey are CSOs. And campus cops in Florida, ie: FSU, UF have the same arrest powers as any other law enforcement, don't know about UCLA though.
212974
Call your local police department and ask.
339490
Power corrupts, and absolute power corrupts absolutely!\n\nwho polices the police? noone.
981745
call the police and get a protection order