Excellent! Now all we need now is a couple police(women) and security guards to lose their jobs. If any of us behaved like that at work, in the name of solving a problem, we would be fired.
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Especially with the way the baby was treated.
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Thanks for your work Shaun.
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Sobbing quietly.. I just couldn’t listen to that video with her. The entire situation looked rough.
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I’m not a particularly litigious person but I hope she sues, not only for reasonable monetary compensation but because it appears to be the only way to get some transparent accountability from law enforcement when they err this badly.
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Sad and scary part about this is that it hap pi ens too frequently with no video account or accountability on public/fed employees.
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*it happens*
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She needs to be with her baby asap, and baby needs it too. I can't even imagine as a mother having my baby taken from me.
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You are the man bro!
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Thank goodness
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Wow. Now she can be reunited with her son! I pray that she can from situation
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Let the lawsuits and disciplinary hearings for the officers involved in assaulting her begin.
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What about the cops? Especially the one that tried to hurt that baby.
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Now here is a thought, the officers that were trying to block people from recording obviously knew that was something wrong like "criminal" that their fellow officers were committing. Maybe one of them should have acted like law enforcers instead of enablers? Just a thought.
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They will not see how the situation could have better handled. They will not see what 5 or 6 officers not able to calmly talk down a situation. "Either comply or we will use extreme force!" Any one can be detained even if there is no crime then if you resist this is the result
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If only this had happened to Kalief Browder.....
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Wow. I guess if you have a good hand, it pays off (pre-trial diversion, recent charges dropped, and $30K) when you play the race card.
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