>>166
>Not if he is resting and a big guy, they obviously felt they could not.
Okay I'm done, I confirmed that you're bootlicker. If the police can't handle one man who already handcuffed with three armed officers then they shouldn't be police because obviously they can't perform their duties properly. You're making constant excuses for police actions and completely ignoring anything counter to your narrative.
>99.99% of the time they are. Do they do terrible things? Yes. But they are also vital to a functioning society and the vast majority of the time they don't do things like that.
>And they are most of the time. People that commit crimes and resist arrest need to be taken into account too.
What about the police attacking and arresting news crews live on tv for no reason? What about police shooting rubber bullets at people for being on their own porch? What about police killing innocent people in their own home? Guess what? These are but a fraction of the known cases which are themselves a fraction of all cases and the cops don't face punishment for these incidents. How much do the police pay you to post here?
>>167
Black Lives Matters protested for Daniel Shaver but the media didn't cover it much.
https://www.12news.com/amp/article/news/local/valley/mesa-rally-for-justice-held-for-daniel-shaver/75-501627698
https://blavity.com/blm-activists-call-attention-to-graphic-video-of-daniel-shavers-death-at-the-hands-of-arizona-police?category1=news&subCat=race-identity
Stop bitching and throwing yourself a pity party faggot and start protesting because I don't want to hear your bullshit that no cares about you. If you care enough to complain then you can protest and try to fight police oppression. Again its in your enlightened self interest to fight against oppression in your country. FIGHT FOR YOUR RIGHTS