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Protests started in Erie.. a girl here was peacefully protesting, after 15 minutes she was maced and kicked.. #PoliceBrutalitypic.twitter.com/nC6HhXMpCe
For those of you who need clarification, it was taken place on May 30th around 10pm in Erie, PA. Girl/woman/she, whatever noun you wish to call her. My word of choice at the time should have nothing to do with main point of this video.
For those of you who still need proof of this happening last night: AGAIN, the point of this post was the police officer taking unnecessary action against a defenseless human being. If she was in the wrong, other actions could have been done.pic.twitter.com/GwYKzz5v8v
Here's a longer video taken by somebody else from a different anglepic.twitter.com/6lNM6ci8Jf
I need everyone watching this to do a 1-minute thought experiment where they pretend these are civilians doing this to this woman and ask if it's acceptable.
@SenateGOP
You co-signed this when you refused to remove Individual 1.
We have the right to protest. She alone and she was blind from mace. since when is kicking a person in this manner acceptable?
Let’s all assume she’s in the right for not complying. Obviously being pepper sprayed wasn’t enough to get the point across. So a forceful shove with his foot was a second option. I’m sure that cop can kick a lot harder than that.
When she probably can’t see to get up, due to tear gas. This man is a sociopath.
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