Video Handlingar har konsekvenser...

[Werzion]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KY43Vytro60


Köra om en bil där man inte får köra om (utan någon som helst farlig konsekvens)
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Får sin hoj nermejad och en spark i bröstkorgen, så hårt att nyckelbenet går av, av en polis och en pistol uppkörd i ansiktet, gangsta-style




Att som polis köra på en rullande MC/Motorcyklist, sedan sparka en individ i bröstkorgen (nyckelbenet går av yada yada yada) trots att individen följer ens kommandon och vifta med en pistol gansta-style
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Bli befordrad till kapten.


"that'll teach him"

 

[Jörgen Karlsson]

Va högt tjockisen kunde sparka!

 

[Smagatusk]

Nyckelbenet kan väl omöjligt ha gått av pga en så go gammal karatespark som vid 0:14? I så fall är han ju byggd som en fotbollspelare.

 

[Loccone]

Bajkern ramlar som om han suttit på hojen i ett dygn... Han rullar liksom runt med fötterna i vädret. Konstigt. Men det är klart, att få en aggressiv polis i baken på det där sättet överraskar väl de flesta.

 

[Shimonu]

Denna typen av snut är ju verkligen världens avskum, hur fan sover man om nätterna.

 

[Galne Dansken]

Denna typen av snut är ju verkligen världens avskum, hur fan sover man om nätterna.

Tror han sover ganska dåligt nu..

NEXT time PC Plod hands you a ticket for a minor transgression be thankful that you’re not being dealt with like Oregon rider Justin Wilkens.
He’s been awarded $180,170 in damages after Robert Edwards, a police officer in Venta, Oregon, chased him down in an unmarked police car with no siren, drove into him when he stopped and then kicked him to the ground and cuffed him at gunpoint.
The events in question actually took place in 2012 (a year when cops karate-kicking motorcyclists seems to have been popular) but it’s taken until now for the case to be settled.
Yes, Wilkens was speeding and making illegal overtakes, but video evidence from the unmarked car – which had hidden flashing lights but no siren – doesn’t appear to show he was trying to escape. His argument was that he simply didn’t realise he was being followed by police, and the jury clearly agreed.
In court, Edwards – then a lieutenant, now a captain – said he didn’t realise the camera was working in the car, while lawyers for the police argued unconvincingly that Wilkens had stopped unexpectedly and that Edwards hit him because his car suffered brake fade.
At some stage while being knocked off his bike and kicked to the ground, Wilkens suffered two fractured ribs and a broken collarbone. He was awarded $31,171 to cover medical bills and damage to his bike, $100,000 for pain and suffering and $50,000 in punitive damages.


Read more: http://www.visordown.com/motorcycle...-against-kicking-cop/30732.html#ixzz3yLVK4BND

- Sen kanske det är så att några blir upprörda når dom ser motorcyklister köra om i aningen hög hastighet på offentlig väg med dubbla spårlinjer...

 

[Shimonu]

Tror han sover ganska dåligt nu..

NEXT time PC Plod hands you a ticket for a minor transgression be thankful that you’re not being dealt with like Oregon rider Justin Wilkens.
He’s been awarded $180,170 in damages after Robert Edwards, a police officer in Venta, Oregon, chased him down in an unmarked police car with no siren, drove into him when he stopped and then kicked him to the ground and cuffed him at gunpoint.
The events in question actually took place in 2012 (a year when cops karate-kicking motorcyclists seems to have been popular) but it’s taken until now for the case to be settled.
Yes, Wilkens was speeding and making illegal overtakes, but video evidence from the unmarked car – which had hidden flashing lights but no siren – doesn’t appear to show he was trying to escape. His argument was that he simply didn’t realise he was being followed by police, and the jury clearly agreed.
In court, Edwards – then a lieutenant, now a captain – said he didn’t realise the camera was working in the car, while lawyers for the police argued unconvincingly that Wilkens had stopped unexpectedly and that Edwards hit him because his car suffered brake fade.
At some stage while being knocked off his bike and kicked to the ground, Wilkens suffered two fractured ribs and a broken collarbone. He was awarded $31,171 to cover medical bills and damage to his bike, $100,000 for pain and suffering and $50,000 in punitive damages.


Read more: http://www.visordown.com/motorcycle...-against-kicking-cop/30732.html#ixzz3yLVK4BND

- Sen kanske det är så att några blir upprörda når dom ser motorcyklister köra om i aningen hög hastighet på offentlig väg med dubbla spårlinjer...

Men det är nog inte han själv som får betala några av de pengarna. Han lyckas dessutom få befordran till kapten någon gång senare.

Skötsamma poliser får lida för personer som honom precis som motorcyklister får lida för tjuvar, knarkare och andra som kör MC olagligt.