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Title: Officer Loses It, Goes ‘Robocop’ and Breaks an Innocent Elderly Man’s Leg Over a Tomato
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Free Thought Project
URL Source: http://thefreethoughtproject.com/vi ... ocent-elderly-mans-leg-tomato/
Published: Apr 26, 2016
Author: Matt Agorist
Post Date: 2016-04-26 09:29:11 by Deckard
Keywords: None
Views: 10849
Comments: 59
Atlanta, GA — An innocent Atlanta man spent multiple days handcuffed to a hospital bed with a broken leg and a severed artery after an Atlanta cop falsely accused him of stealing a tomato that he actually bought. Tyrone Carnegay spent then spent three days in jail before the charges were finally dropped. The interaction was all caught on a Walmart security camera. “I was chained to my bed in Grady. They said I assaulted him and obstructed him from doing his job,” Carnegay told the local news. The video proves that none of this was true. Carnegay explained to WSB-TV that he was walking out of the store after purchasing his groceries when an off-duty Atlanta cop, working security at the store, walked up to him without warning and began beating him. “He’s giving me a verbal command. As he’s grabbing me, he’s beating me at the same time. ‘Get on ground.’ Beating me at the same time,” Carnegay said. In the video, we can see Carnegay get struck by the raging cop at least seven times before he is unable to walk. “My leg started giving out,” Carnegay said. Carnegay didn’t resist, obstruct, or assault the officer; he merely tried to protect himself against the cop’s unnecessary baton blows. Carnegay said that the officer never asked for the receipt prior to unleashing his ‘robocop’ fury. However, after he laid on the ground in handcuffs, his leg broken in two places, and bleeding internally, the cop reached into his pocket and found the receipt — showing he paid for the tomato.“Somebody could have come up to him and said, ‘Excuse me sir, do you have (a) receipt for that tomato?’ and he would’ve shown him the receipt,” said attorney Craig Jones. “The officer went into Robocop mode and beat the crap out of him.” “He found the receipt and money, and stood there like he hadn’t done nothing,” Carnegay said. According to the lawsuit, filed over the incident which happened in October 2014, the Walmart manager told the officer Carnegay had stolen the tomato just before the beating. Named in the suit are Walmart, the manager, and the cop who doled out the beating. When contacted by WSB-TV, a representative from Walmart said they had not yet been served the lawsuit but said, “We take the matter seriously. We will review the allegations and respond appropriately with the court.” The Atlanta police department has yet to comment on the lawsuit. As for now, Carnegay walks with a limp thanks to the titanium rod in his leg.
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#1. To: Deckard (#0)
So the officer stopped Carnegay and ordered him to the ground. Had he complied, this incident could have been avoided.
He didn't bother asking if he had a receipt. This "cop" took it upon himself to declare the man guilty of shoplifting, with no evidence, and then proceeded to beat the hell out of him. And in your warped mind - the cop was "just doing his job". I'd bet the guy was amped up on steroids, was bored working at WalMart and decided to "have some fun" by beating an innocent man, breaking his leg in the process. Here's an idea :
Why would he? The manager was right there, pointing at the guy, saying he stole merchandise. "This "cop" took it upon himself to declare the man guilty of shoplifting, with no evidence, and then proceeded to beat the hell out of him." Well now, that's lie, isn't it? The MANAGER said he stole merchandise. The cop used his baton because the guy refused his lawful order to get down on the ground. Your meme implies that those who say, "Don't break the law" are copsuckers? What the fuck planet do you live on? How about this? Go ahead and break the law. Be my guest. Just don't come whining and crawling to me afterwards saying the cops were mean to you.
Oh - so it's the manager's fault for the cop beating the INNOCENT shopper? The manager lied. Yeah, I figured you'd find a way to defend the cop. WTF - did either of those two assholes even think to ask for a receipt? Your meme implies that those who say, "Don't break the law" are copsuckers? Apparently you didn't bother reading the whole thing - it implies that cop worshiping scum like you should STFU and stop defending assholes like the cop in this story. What the fuck planet do you live on? Unfortunately, I live in police state Amerika, a place where cops can beat and kill innocent citizens with impunity.
MW is paid to stick up for anyone in a uniform who commits a crime. He's just doing his job.
Nobody is being paid to come on a forum that probably no more than 100 people even know exists to post anything.
Nobody is being paid to come on a forum that probably no more than 100 people even know exists to post anything. Look, I'm trying to give MW the benefit of a doubt! If he's NOT paid to post here, then his over the top antics that would seemingly be prepared to defend any cop even for machine gunning a classroom full of kindergartners could only be explained by sheer lunacy.
Why aren't you questioning the motives of Deckard who posts anti-cop articles on a daily basis?
#22. To: misterwhite, Deckard (#20)
For Deckard, it's apparent that violence committed by cops is an important and sensitive issue that needs to be brought to the public eye, and that's okay. We all have things that are important to us. You call his articles "anti-cop", but he'd call it "anti-bad-cop". Your disagreement with him, if that's what it is, is simply what constitutes a bad cop. Apparently don't believe bad cops exist, that somehow, anyone who puts on a blue uniform is magically bestowed with the love of Jesus Christ for everyone for all time. By that logic, if we could just start handing out these uniforms to everyone, all crime would simply cease. Given the huge number of cops in the USA, it's inevitable that even with 99% of them being good people and only a small percentage of them being prone to violence and criminal behaviour, there's going to be an awful lot of reports of bad cops hurting innocent people and engaging in excessive violence. So Deckard will doubtless have no shortage of articles to post about those bad cops. If you want to balance the picture, then post stories of good cops, which incidentally Deckard has also done, albeit very rarely compared to the bad cop articles. If you want people to believe that you post honestly -- even if you don't -- then you are simply going to have to admit it when a cop has gone over the top. That you NEVER do that shows either that you are indeed a paid shill, or have some kind of fetish for the blue uniform, neither of which is of any value to the readers of this forum. Credibility is what gives you respect, and your cops-can-do-no-wrong attitude just guts yours completely.
Top • Page Up • Full Thread • Page Down • Bottom/Latest" ... the Walmart manager told the officer Carnegay had stolen the tomato just before the beating."
#3. To: misterwhite (#1)
So the officer stopped Carnegay and ordered him to the ground.
#4. To: Deckard (#3)
"He didn't bother asking if he had a receipt."
#5. To: misterwhite (#4)
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The MANAGER said he stole merchandise.
#8. To: Deckard (#5)
Yeah, I figured you'd find a way to defend the cop.
#13. To: Pinguinite (#8)
MW is paid to stick up for anyone in a uniform who commits a crime. He's just doing his job.
#17. To: no gnu taxes (#13)
#20. To: Pinguinite (#17)
"If he's NOT paid to post here, then his over the top antics ..."
Replies to Comment # 20. Why aren't you questioning the motives of Deckard who posts anti-cop articles on a daily basis?
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