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Family called Sacramento sheriff for help, and deputy killed their son

Sheriff's Deputy David McEntire has been sued three times for allegedly using excessive force, including the case where he shot a young mentally ill man to ...

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Thomas Jefferson commented on 22 Oct 2015

Why haven't the dad killed this guy yet?

SirHenryofRR commented on 01 Dec 2015

+Thomas Jefferson Because he's a sane human being.

California Man Dies After Female Cop Hits Him With Baton 10 Times!

SACRAMENTO (CBS13) — A man taken into custody by the Sacramento Police Department has died, according to the police department. Video obtained by ...

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baddoght commented on 30 May 2013

There is such a thing as striking for compliance. Look it up in the training manual. My guess (say that again "my guess"), is they exhausted those methods of subduing the suspect, however they have the ability to use what means they see fit & may have to justify it later. To say I need professional help / an education is laughable just as is your comparison to this situation to Nazi Germany. Here is a simple rule, don't do something to have the police investigate.If so follow their instructions.

TheBelphegor1 commented on 07 Sep 2013

Bullshit. One male cop was on top of him with two others nearby , she did not have to strike him , certainly NOT in the head. She's just a cunt probably menstruating that day. Women shouldn't even be "police officers" because it's a known fact scientifically proven that women are very emotional especially that time of the month. She should rot in jail. If you saw something like that done by thugs on the street you'd be shocked , but if police is doing it you're trying to justify their idiocy.

baddoght commented on 31 May 2013

Just because you on the ground with a officer on top of you does not mean he is secure and in custody. Ever consider he had a knife, a gun? The very fact he was not compliant raises the level of threat by the suspect. There is a reason the pat down happens once the suspect is cuffed. Being on the ground is NOT compliance. It is clear you and others here have issue with peace officers simply for that fact. It really disappoints me that everyone is quick to judge what they are not informed on.

Uncle Meatball commented on 07 Jun 2013

I was sitting on my porch one night when a cop stopped to question a man sitting on his porch across the street. The officer asked him for ID and when the man stood up and reached to get his ID, the cop hit him in the arm near the shoulder with the baton. All that man said was "why are you harassing me?" That man complied with everything. That cop hit him about 5 times. Unfortunately for the cop, I seen the whole thing and just my testimony was enough. He was fired and got 6 months in jail.

baddoght commented on 06 Jun 2013

Just curious if you know the suspect was beating the crap out of the officer and had a clear advantage on him before the female officer arrived? The officer getting the crap beaten out of him was assisted by a bystander who kicked the suspect in the head. The officer on the ground was trying to cuff him. Please read the police report, the newspaper report (try Sacramento Bee) and the corners report. Very likely this guy died from an OD. But I will wait for judgement until that comes out.

Zeemike1 commented on 31 May 2013

We have issues with police officers holding someone on the ground and beating the shit out of them with a baton...and in this case until they die... If you are pinned to the ground just what kind of compliance are you capable of for god's sake. This is dreadful, and is not serving or protecting anyone except themselves for their desire to punish someone...when the cops do this and get away with it we have a police state...no different than the cops beating the Jews...because they could

baddoght commented on 31 May 2013

You are not making any sense. You are suggesting that a cop sitting on top of a suspect is enough restraint. So, just have him sit on him until his arraignment? If he is resisting, and he can be with someone on his back, what is the officer to do? Let him go and lose any advantage they may have? The strikes were to get him to put his hands behind his back for cuffing. If he tenses his arms up to prevent cuffing, that is resisting. Any reasonable means for compliance is acceptable.....

baddoght commented on 31 May 2013

2of2.. Video also exists from another cell phone, officers vehicle cameras, Metro PCS security cameras, and one other source not named. 2 officers on scene and 3 security guards. Pepper spray was used but was ineffective. Torretti overpowered the first officer (caught on security cam), and was beating the officer until a bystander kicked Torretti in the head. The overpowered officer had to go to the hospital. This is found in the Sacramento B as well as the statment from the corner.

baddoght commented on 26 Jun 2013

Before you call someone an idiot, make sure you know your facts. Suspect did not die from trauma. Read the newspaper, it will help you greatly. Go to the Sacramento Bee (sacbee DOT com) search "No fatal trauma to body of man who died after scuffle with police". Now, trauma being ruled out there are two pending theories. 1) Drug overdose (2) Positional Asphyxia. Several independent agencies involved in this. It won't get swept under the rug. What happened in the video was justified.

Olaf Voss commented on 01 Nov 2014

......videos über US-Cops gehören zu den schlimmsten hier auf YT.........man wird als Bürger immer wieder, auch von der Polizei, zur Zivilcourage usw. aufgerufen....und dann muß man hilflos und Ohnmächtig immer wieder zuschauen wie US-Cops auch die unschuldigsten und hilflosesten Mitbürger für nichts und wieder nichts regelrecht massakrieren......wenn ich jetzt immer höre US-Cop-vid...das ist wie ein schlag in den magen.....

baddoght commented on 31 May 2013

2of2... That the suspect died is tragic and will be fully investigated. You can expect that an outside agency will investigate perhaps even the FBI. From the video, I do not see that the officer did anything wrong. As I have said, there is video missing. I am going to give them the benefit of doubt and so should you until the investigation is complete. Now, if I was jury member based solely on this video, not guilty.

Zeemike1 commented on 31 May 2013

Well tell that to the victim's family...I am sure it will be some comfort to them. Course if he were a man of means then the shit would hit the fan...that is why they only beat the shit out of the little people...and the investigation will be conducted by their brothers in arms against poor bastards...and they will give it the same verdict that you gave them....acted as trained...which is true and the problem itself.

LA Cops Fatally Shoot Suspect in Lakewood

The family of John Berry, a 29-year-old man killed by Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department in Lakewood, CA, have released video footage of the fatal ...

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erikscrtmn777 commented on 04 Oct 2015

he shoulda just gotten out of the car.....i think some people just want to get shot

erikscrtmn777 commented on 04 Oct 2015

+erikscrtmn777 i think he was on drugs or mentally ill

Meadowlark Clawhammer commented on 26 Aug 2015

Did they shoot him, or was the person with the camera making some Orville Reddenbacher's microwaveable popcorn ?

Fredis Hernandez commented on 26 Aug 2015

they shot him and he died. sadly i know his mother she works at the school i go to and she is a very nice lady

wldcherry55 commented on 26 Aug 2015

they spent the entire time hitting him and screaming at him, no attempt to TALK him out of that car rationally. all leading up to murdering him. it is sickening the way these cops "serve and protect their community." they should all be prosecuted and fired.

Fredis Hernandez commented on 26 Aug 2015

+Officer_M67v he had a mental illness i know his mother she works at the school i go to she is a very nice lady. its crazy how big things can happen out of nowhere

Officer_M67v commented on 26 Aug 2015

+wldcherry55 You can actually hear the deputies yelling at him to get out. Maybe turning the car off and removing the keys is the best idea, but being in a situation like this, it is not easy to think straight.

[FL] Deputy Fuller fired, arrested for harassment & stalking

June 2009 - A Leon County deputy was arrested June 10 on a misdemeanor charge of stalking, the same day he was fired after an unrelated internal-affairs ...

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Cloud Writer commented on 02 Jul 2009

I understand the audio - it's just irritating to have that other noise static in there - but that's the way the original was.

pillowbugg commented on 01 Jul 2009

The audio is hard to understand.

Chris Bullock commented on 04 Mar 2010

A lying cop... no way

Funeral of Fallen Fulton County, Ga Police Officer Green

EOW 03-04-2015 #executecopkillers.

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Unit513 commented on 04 Nov 2015

He said that you can't inter up a funeral procession, you can go to jail for that.

SuperGamesCell commented on 22 Jul 2015

I'm sorry for your fallen officer

gustavus bonner commented on 04 Nov 2015

What did he say on the intercom

halofandude123Studio commented on 01 Oct 2015

RIP.

Locke Foundation ~ Self-election of Board - 6th year in a row. January 25 2016

The last time the two Locke Boards, the Locke Foundation (LF) and Locke Management Association (LMA), sent electoral ballots to property owners in Locke for ...

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m esch commented on 26 Jan 2016

At 20:33 Director (Secretary of both LMA and LF) states "Ballots were not sent out."At 25:04 Brown Act violation: Board disallows public comment, then takes action to approve officers.

m esch commented on 26 Jan 2016

At 28:26 public comment to the illegal election of LF board members, hence also illegal appointments of their own board Officers.

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