Dana Myers wrote:
> The officer's aggression was initially a raised "enforcement"
> voice. That's hardly enough to start a problem. Snelling started
> the problem when he indignantly refused to comply with the officer's
> direction in a timely fa****on.
"Enforcement voice"? Are you kidding me? That is supposed to be
acceptable? We are not prisoners of war, we are citizens who should
treat, *and be treated*, in a respectable way in this situation, not
yelled at for no good reason.
> Snelling was acting in an aggressive way, too. He was arguing with
> the officer, and when he got out of the car, stepped toward the
> officer rather than away from the officer and to the rear of the car.
> O'Connor's response was harsh but hardly criminal; Snelling's behavior
> was (perhaps unintentionally) threatening the officer.
It was absolutely assault and battery of the worst sort, coming from
those that we are never allowed to fight back. Like I said, he should be
in prison instead of in a uniform.
This cop is a s***bag, period. Pull people over and yell at them like
that?
Yeah, I'm glad we have assholes like that "protecting and serving" us.
Pat
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