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Title: Over a Dozen Cops Swarm, Arrest Tiny Girl For Sitting Incorrectly on the Subway
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Published: Jan 23, 2018
Author: Jack Burns
Post Date: 2018-01-24 05:52:15 by Deckard
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Los Angeles, CA — Dramatic footage has just been released showing 18-year-old Bethany Nava, a West Hollywood resident, getting arrested for having her foot on the subway seat in front of her. According to the Facebook live video, Nava was riding the Red Line Metrorail when the confrontation with police occurred. An unnamed LAPD officer, a sergeant, had reportedly asked Nava to remove her foot from an adjoining seat but she didn’t immediately comply. “It doesn’t matter. You’re getting off the train right now. I already told you what to do but you disobeyed me,” he told her in a normal voice. He then ordered her to stand up and told her she would be getting off the train at the next stop. “I paid to be on the train, asshole!” Nava told the officer as he laid his hands on her and pushed her off the train. ”I’m 18. He’s taking me off the train for having my foot on the fucking seat,” she told the person recording. The officer whose badge number is 5203, was then surrounded by concerned citizens who accused him of abusing his badge and being on a power trip. ”You’re a fucking scumbag,” said Selena Lechuga, a concerned citizen who came to Nara’s defense and calling into question the officer’s actions in forcing the teenager off the train. “You’re impeding my investigation. Back away,” he told Lechuga. During the altercation, Nara attempted to flex her rights when the sergeant asked her for her ID. “I was on my way to the DMV. I have to meet my mother to get my ID. Cause I just turned 18. This is not fucking fair that you took me off the train because I had my foot there because I was comfortable like that. There is no law that tells me that I cannot sit that way because I PAID TO BE IN THERE!” Nara screamed. “It’s the rules of the train,” the officer stated. “What’s the fucking rules of the train,” she asked. Both Nara and Lechuga asked the officer to provide the rules of the train for them to read. “I don’t have any fucking ID I was about to go to the DMV to get it…I should not be going to jail right now!” she exclaimed. “I don’t have any form of ID. I don’t have any drugs. I don’t have anything that you can arrest me for! My foot was on a chair…what kind of fucking conflicts do you have that you need to take me off the train that I paid for,” she asked. “Nobody was trying to sit in the chair.” Soon after, backup officers arrived. Instead of questioning the validity of the arrest, they promptly placed the two ladies in handcuffs and carted them off to jail. According to CBS News LA, both women were cited for disorderly conduct on the train. However, that charge is now being called into question. One could argue the entire incident was started when the police officer escalated the conflict by demanding Nara forfeit her fare and leave the train. It was then and only then when tempers began to flare and choice words were used. While the officer appeared to just be doing his job, how he handled it will likely be seen as professional by supporters of law enforcement, and abusive by freedom loving citizens. Perusing through YouTube one can find a myriad of videos where citizens claim to have been harassed while riding the Metro. It’s unclear exactly how Nara was sitting which prompted the officer to remove her from the train, but de-escalation techniques could have been implemented. The entire incident may serve to illustrate just how easy it is to become a criminal in LA. Sitting on the seat incorrectly can now get you arrested.
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#45. To: VxH (#43)
Let's put the blame where it lies,at the feet of their parents. In the entire history of the world,the only nations that had to build walls to keep their own citizens from leaving were those with leftist governments.
Multiple generations of FAIL.
I'll say this much: I only watched the beginning few minutes, until just after the cop called for backup and it seemed to just be arguing at that point. If anyone spit on the cop, that's wrong. It's wrong any time anyone does it to anyone else, cop or no cop. And if there is indeed a law against having feet up on a seat, fine. But here's my point: Good policing does not consist of going around busting everyone for every last infraction that's on the books. Anyone who disagrees should have no problem with getting a traffic citation for failing to signal for a lane change. There are a couple people on this site who's model law enforcement officer is none other than Inspector Javert, the antagonist in Les Miserables, who had no problem with a man being placed in jail for 5 years for stealing bread, because "the law is the law". Never any room for consideration of basic human needs, or more broadly, basic humanity. Now there are 2 ways a cop could approach someone like this girl who had her feet up on a seat. One is the brute force "Inspector Javert" way we see in the video (though we don't see how it began so maybe the girl was first to get bitchy). The second way is, given she wasn't a mugger or threatening to shoot anyone who looked at her funny, to approach her in a much more positive, light hearted manner informing her of the reason it's not good for others to sit like that, engaging her in a much more friendly manner. The first way certainly sends a message, but it creates animosity and is bad PR, not just between the arrested girl and the police, but everyone who witnessed any part of it. The second way actually has a better chance of educating in a positive manner and actually changing behavior when cops are not around. And in my view, that is just so much better. No arrests. No court cases. No lawyers involved... no one getting spit on.... what's not to like? This guy understands it:
There can be no question about that,but one stereotype doesn't justify another. Watch the rest of it. She starts throwing "F Bombs" and a crowd starts gathering. One guy with a serious lisp is always circling around behind the lone cop trying to talk him into letting her go,and she is struggling and trying to get away. While this is going on,another larger (ok,fat) Hispanic woman approaches the cop and SHE starts throwing F bombs and screaming "racism". Meanwhile the cop hasn't harmed anyone,and is surrounded down in a subway. So he calls for backup,which he would have had to have done anyhow because he can only search a female suspect in an emergency,and because he now has TWO,and maybe three or more people interfering with a legal arrest,which is a crime in itself. What would YOU do,risk facing an angry and racist brown crowd in LA by yourself,or would you call for backup before it got out of hand,too? Also,you might want to read the comments section and all the replies that say the cop should have been killed. In the entire history of the world,the only nations that had to build walls to keep their own citizens from leaving were those with leftist governments.
When "Tiny Girl" is used in a headline, I know I'm being set up for emotional BS story. The entire tale is fraught with the type of accounts and exchanges that are usually found in...an inner-city ZOO. Hard to believe that any of this went down as its told...
Right. BUT...that's her "right". /s
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At that point, it's too late so no need to watch more. By that time, the cop already approached the offending girl in the manner he chose and hostilities are already on the burner. Of course things will get worse after that. What I'm talking about is approaching differently, diplomatically, and positively so things don't reach this irreversible level of hostility. Again, this is not a case where the girl was threatening to shoot anyone or otherwise disturbing anyone else on the train. The cops in the 2 vids I posted do it right. It's the mindset of the cops when they FIRST approach an infractor that makes the difference.
OR...maybe this was an opportunist's way of sticking it to The Man. I don't think we're getting a neutral or fair way of reporting this incident. Not that it matters. Frankly, this is an example of petty BS reporting designed to create frothy emotions, divisions, and hate. "News" stories like this are a penny a dozen.
And your point is? That the cop handled it right because public sentiment on public review of the video was very much against him? Do you expect that public sentiment to change if the cop does not? Remember the definition of insanity? That's all the more reason why the cop should have handled it more diplomatically, even if the girl was in the wrong. Again this is a very minor infraction. About as minor as it gets.
“What’s the fucking rules of the train...My foot was on a chair…what kind of fucking conflicts do you have that you need to take me off the train that I paid for...”I’m 18. He’s taking me off the train for having my foot on the fucking seat,” she told the person recording.” Selena Lechuga (reported as a so-called "concerned citizen who came to Nara’s defense" TO LE Officer: ”You’re a fucking scumbag.” Nice audition. Real nice language. In a public place. What a heroine. NOT. She's a self-entitled, selfish obnoxious twit. That much is obvious. Oh...and the "children" of Illegal Invaders? What harm can they do to a nation? ZERO sympathy from me. Conveniently, we missed what transpired BEFORE the usual baiting of the LEOs from people ever ready to make cops and others look villainous with select video. I am sick of contrived outrages over petty ante BS. AND stories that constantly make LE look like villains over stupid stuff on video when its these cretins are who have turned society into one yuge festering boil.
Thanks to cellphone video, yes. It's certainly a new dynamic in society where cops are nowadays perhaps 90% likely to be video recorded during any interaction with anyone. At least in the densely populated cities. And that's not even considering body cams. It's all the more reason for cops to return to their "human" status of times long past, and more emphasis being placed on the humanity of the people they interact with, and less emphasis placed on "the law is the law" brute force type mentality. I don't think there is disagreement on either side about the benefits of good relations between cops and the public, and the need for it. Good PR is valuable for both, and the video recording of cops now plays into that. And what a god-awful video of the simon-says shooting was a good example of how to ruin police PR. Police videos are now a permanent part of the police PR dynamic.
Meanwhile the cop hasn't harmed anyone,and is surrounded down in a subway. So he calls for backup,which he would have had to have done anyhow because he can only search a female suspect in an emergency,and because he now has TWO,and maybe three or more people interfering with a legal arrest,which is a crime in itself. Yup. Now THAT is exactly what happened (without even knowing what transpired BEFORE the tantrum. This little b*tch has the language and tude of someone who is used to doing whatever she wants WHEN she wants TO WHOM she wants. And as you noted, the mutants were positioning to move on the LEO. You might want to read the comments section and all the replies that say the cop should have been killed. Proving that these are not normal citizens but Antifa-type of animals.
I don't disagree with you that LEO ought to return to their traditional or "human" status of days of yore. The problem is...that horse is already out of the barn given the instantaneous demands for "MY RIGHTS ARE VIOLATED!!" by a litigious, whining, "I'm-a-Victim" indoctrinated society. Police videos are now a permanent part of the police PR dynamic. The good news: It provides proof of innocence in many cases. The bad news: It's now exploited to a deleterious and abusive degree to slander LE.
Things were getting out of hand on the trains. Passengers were complaining about it. LAPD had to take cops from their normal duties and assign them to the trains to correct the situation. The police sergeant was only performing the duty he as assigned to do and no doubt had much rather been doing other things. There is no indication the sergeant would have busted the girl except for her stupid and grossly wrong reaction to his lawful order. Again; You have no point….quit groveling.
When cops are wrong, they are wrong. But with you, when cops are right, they are still wrong. Hatred for authority and law enforcement surely runs deeply with you....sad, very sad.
What legal arrest, for what? While your parents and grandparents were growing up, they never would have even thought to disrespect the authority of law enforcement and show a total disregard for laws. But things have somehow changed now and we find ourselves living in a world where sayings such as “fuck the police” and “they’re all pigs” are an everyday common occurrence in the realm of our modern day society. Which brings me to a questions, have cops changed or have people changed? I find the answer to this question to be a simple one....in that for reason, or reasons, unknown the current generation has lost all respect for any authority in general. This is easy to recognize because we see the “modern day” generation talking back to their parents. And they think rules don’t apply to them as they are entitled to everything. They believe they have the right to obey and disobey laws of their choosing. With that mindset, it is only natural for those misguided individuals to hate anyone who is enforcing laws and someone who “gets them in trouble” for their wrongful actions. But this needs to change and it needs to change....now.
And your point is? That the cop handled it right because public sentiment on public review of the video was very much against him? Do you expect that public sentiment to change if the cop does not? Remember the definition of insanity? That's all the more reason why the cop should have handled it more diplomatically, even if the girl was in the wrong. Again this is a very minor infraction. About as minor as it gets. The cop DID handle it right,you cretin. He approached her and told her to take her feet off the seat. She copped an attitude told him "no", and basically told him to go hump himself,and it went downhill from there. And the point I was making about all the "kill the cop" posts were this was in LA,the cop was a white American,and "kill whitey/the pig" is typical of the low-life savages that live there and think the world owes them a living. They think the white world owes them a living because they have been taught since they were children that they owned everything and the white man took it from them,and the cop was white on top of being a cop. In the entire history of the world,the only nations that had to build walls to keep their own citizens from leaving were those with leftist governments.
What legal arrest, for what? He told her to take her feet off the seat. She said no. He told her it was against the law to have her feet on the seat. She told him "Fuck you! I paid for the ticket." She was being arrested for misdemeanor stupid for not just taking her feet off the seat,and resisting arrest for fighting him. In the entire history of the world,the only nations that had to build walls to keep their own citizens from leaving were those with leftist governments.
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I wouldn't expect that kook gets your point. He probably suffers from borderline anarchy disorder... also known as BAD. I'm the infidel... Allah warned you about. كافر المسلح
You speaketh without PC forked tongue.... I'm lovin it.
I'm the infidel... Allah warned you about. كافر المسلح
There's always the YELLA spin. Can't fear monger without it. I'm the infidel... Allah warned you about. كافر المسلح
He's not a kook. I just disagree strongly with how he saw the arrest. There is obviously more to the story as there often is. Apparently, problems in general with the subway got so bad they sent in LAPD to help the sheriff's department do their job in dealing with mass transit problems on trains and buses. That alone tells us there is a lot of abuse, a lot of shitbirds making the subways miserable for the paying public. Given those competing jurisdictional issues, we know something fairly bad was going on with these subways, hurting ridership overall or making the public very unhappy. And you need people to at least tolerate your subways if it is to be worth the huge investments and ongoing costs of any subway system. Not to mention the attempt to keep people off street vehicles, either private or buses. Another video detail emerged that struck me. At the beginning of the video, clearly there were people being forced to stand while this girl was blocking a seat (or making people not want not want to ask her to move her feet because she had just dirtied the seat or they didn't want to confront her to demand that she move her feet). So if she was going to ignore and start fighting with a uniformed cop when he told her to put her feet down, what chance would any ordinary passenger have in getting her to move her feet so they could sit on a seat that they had paid for instead of allowing her to occupy two seats? The idea that an LAPD sergeant hasn't completed more racial sensitivity training than most anyone could stomach is ridiculous. There was nothing wrong with his conduct though I would fault him for not immediately handcuffing her and frogmarching her off that subway car. By taking her off by dragging her, then trying to handcuff her, then backing off when surrounded by SJW passengers, he looked weak. And that is a bad example to set to predators. If a cop is going to act, he should act decisively. If he had cuffed her sooner, he would have had fewer problems, maybe the SJWs would have dispersed. But they were encouraged when he started to cuff her and then stopped until the backup arrived. Of course, this hindsight stuff is chickenshit and we don't know all that the cop was seeing or what his concerns were with the SJW bystanders. Or maybe he just wanted the backup so he could also arrest the fat mouthy bitch as well. : )
She is lucky she didn't get this treatment
Art life efil trA Eisenhower warned Amerika about what it was getting "connected" to in 1961.
You guys know I can't resist the followup. The Los Angeles Police Department sergeant grabbed Bethany Nava, 18, by her arm and pulled her off the train at Metro’s Westlake station Monday afternoon, because she kept her feet on a seat after being asked multiple times to remove them, according to the LAPD. She was then detained, cited for “engaging in boisterous or unruly behavior,” and released, according to police spokesperson Mike Lopez. A bystander who spit on the sergeant was arrested and booked into jail on suspicion of battery, Lopez said. The LAPD has launched a use of force investigation. Those who said the police overreacted found an ally in Metro CEO Phil Washington on Wednesday morning. “I am extremely disappointed... Our riders deserve better,” the CEO said in a statement. “I expect more from our law enforcement partners. This incident is still under investigation, but I want to be clear: this is not the kind of policing I want on our system.” But as the day wore on, he backtracked. His original statement was stripped from the transit agency’s news blog and later replaced with a message that is much more sympathetic to police: As a 24-year retired U.S. Army veteran, I understand and respect our police officers and their day-to-day duty in working to keep our system safe and secure. They encounter hundreds of conduct issues each day, and some of them are faced with very difficult situations. But my hope is that we work to de-escalate situations as much as possible. Meanwhile, we remain committed to enhancing safety and the overall rider experience for all of our customers, and look to our patrons to be our partners in that. The arrest was captured on video that has been shared more than 155,000 times on Facebook. The roughly 10-minute-long video starts aboard a Metro train as it pulls into the Westlake subway station. It shows the sergeant speaking to a young woman, who later identifies herself as Bethany Nava. “You’re getting off the train right now,” the sergeant says. “I already told you what to do, and you disobeyed me. Come on. Get ready to walk.” The sergeant then starts pulling the young woman’s arm as he repeats, “Come on, stand up.” As he pulls her off the train, Nava loops her elbow around a handhold bar, and says, “I paid to be on this train, asshole. Stop!” Off the train and on the subway platform, a bystander, identified by police as 22-year-old Selina Lechuga, approaches Nava and the sergeant as they argue. After several minutes, more LAPD officers arrive and take Nava and Lechuga into custody. Lopez says Nava was released, but Lechuga was booked into jail on $20,000 bail. Lopez says that before the sergeant dragged Nava off the train, he had repeatedly asked her to remove her feet from a train seat. Metro’s code of conduct stipulates that riders are not to put their feet on seats. Deputy Chief Bob Green, who oversees Metro operations for LAPD, told KPCC that the department only recently started enforcing the code of conduct. He defended the officer’s actions: The incident poses a broader question about policing policy aboard Metro’s buses and trains: Does dragging a rider off a Metro train for putting her feet on a seat contribute to public safety aboard transit? Eric Mann, the executive director of the activist civil rights group Labor Community Strategy Center, says the police presence does a disservice to regular riders. “If you’re black or Latino on the train, it’s virtually promised that you’ll have miserable experience,” says Mann. “The onboard police say, ‘We’re going to treat you like you are a criminal. Eventually we’re going to find something that you did, because we have so many statutes on the books that we can get you on anything.’” Mann’s Strategy Center is suing Metro and the LAPD for failing to disclose information about police presence aboard Metro vehicles. It seems that Fat Spitting Mouthy Bitch got locked up on $20K bail. Good! LOL
That's a felony in my state... I arrested a few this past December for exposing an officer to bodily fluids. I'm the infidel... Allah warned you about. كافر المسلح
I think the LAPD is going to teach her that spitting on a cop is a bad idea in California too. They didn't demand a $20K bail if they weren't taking it very seriously. If you didn't notice her spitting and saying F-you twice, here's the same video, cued up to play it.
Mann’s Strategy Center is suing Metro and the LAPD for failing to disclose information about police presence aboard Metro vehicles. "Days vic-tums,ah tells ya,VIC-TUMS! N weeze gonna sue!" THERE's a shocker,huh? And the worse part is the SOB understands he doesn't have a winnable suit,he's just trolling for out of court settlement money for doing nothing more than being officially "outraged at de racism n unfairness,n shit!" In the entire history of the world,the only nations that had to build walls to keep their own citizens from leaving were those with leftist governments.
The ambulance chasers and race hustlers undoubtedly all pounced on the victims in a rush. Other articles I read indicated that a large majority of the subway riders were sick of people breaking the rules all the time and that is why LAPD was doing enforcement. There was a constantly rising number of complaints. That they pried a police sergeant out and had him on a subway car indicates LAPD are pretty serious about enforcing subway rules, whether anyone likes it or not. You notice the LAPD spokesman wasn't backing down a bit.
Now I'm curious about what kind of fine or jail time they got. I'd think a $1,000 fine and a month in jail or something like that. A state felony will end up on your police record prominently. We'll see if the D.A. pleads down to some community service and probation.
It's a Felony 3. They will all get between 2-7 years. There are no breaks given... and the time won't ever be plead to run concurrently with the sentence or charge they've been currently charged with.
I'm the infidel... Allah warned you about. كافر المسلح
Woh, that's a pretty tough stance on spitting. But spitting and swearing at cops or assaulting them is a bad idea in most of America. I doubt that CA will be that tough.
It's the exposure to "bodily fluids" and the dangers associated with that, that caused this state to craft the law at an F3 level... and take a tough stance on sentencing. Every officer that gets spit on has to be treated at the local hospital for bodily fluid exsposure.
I'm the infidel... Allah warned you about. كافر المسلح
I get it. We have all kinds of unvaccinated people and people who carry serious communicable diseases now. Some of these diseases are tropical diseases we haven't been accustomed to dealing with here in the States.
If this subway hero cop was vaccinated then he's safe right, so what difference would it make if she was an unvaccinated carrier of that disease? Your faith in vaccines seems a bit weakish. Ya gotta believe the big pharma shuck 'n jive, say hallelujah!
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#46. To: sneakypete (#45)
Let's put the blame where it lies,at the feet of their parents.
#47. To: A K A Stone, sneakypete (#37)
It is reasonable for the cops to "swarm" like that at the end. When you have troublemakers resisting and causing problems they bring in a bunch of people to keep the situation under control.
#48. To: All (#47)
#49. To: Pinguinite (#47)
But here's my point: Good policing does not consist of going around busting everyone for every last infraction that's on the books. Anyone who disagrees should have no problem with getting a traffic citation for failing to signal for a lane change. There are a couple people on this site who's model law enforcement officer is none other than Inspector Javert, the antagonist in Les Miserables, who had no problem with a man being placed in jail for 5 years for stealing bread, because "the law is the law". Never any room for consideration of basic human needs, or more broadly, basic humanity.
#50. To: Deckard, GrandIsland (#0)
#51. To: no gnu taxes (#1)
All the stupid bitch had to do was comply with the rules and take her foot off the seat.
#52. To: Tooconservative (#2)
The cop did nothing wrong. I wouldn't be surprised if a lot of subway riders want the cops to stand up to these punks.
#53. To: sneakypete (#49)
Watch the rest of it. She starts throwing "F Bombs"
#54. To: Pinguinite (#3)
Apparently, a lot of bystanders who probably use the subway frequently sided with the girl against the cop. That's generally a sign that the girl's sitting habits were acceptable norms on this subway...
#55. To: sneakypete (#49)
Also,you might want to read the comments section and all the replies that say the cop should have been killed.
#56. To: Deckard, TooConservative, Pinguinite (#0)
Nara:
#57. To: Liberator (#54)
"News" stories like this are a penny a dozen.
#58. To: sneakypete (#49)
(Edited)
Watch the rest of it. She starts throwing "F Bombs" and a crowd starts gathering. One guy with a serious lisp is always circling around behind the lone cop trying to talk him into letting her go,and she is struggling and trying to get away. While this is going on,another larger (ok,fat) Hispanic woman approaches the cop and SHE starts throwing F bombs and screaming "racism".
#59. To: Pinguinite (#57)
It's all the more reason for cops to return to their "human" status of times long past, and more emphasis being placed on the humanity of the people they interact with, and less emphasis placed on "the law is the law" brute force type mentality.
#60. To: Pinguinite, A K A Stone (#47)
And if there is indeed a law against having feet up on a seat, fine.
There is no “if.” There definitely is a law, a good reason for it and I furnished a link to it. But here's my point: Good policing does not consist of going around busting everyone for every last infraction that's on the books.
Your “point”? You have no point.
#61. To: Pinguinite (#53)
... the cop already approached the offending girl in the manner he chose and hostilities are already on the burner.
After everything that has been correctly pointed out to you, you STILL want to BLAME the cop....you are AMAZING.
#62. To: sneakypete, Pinguinite (#49)
more people interfering with a legal arrest,which is a crime in itself.
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#63. To: Pinguinite (#57)
(Edited)
It's all the more reason for cops to return to their "human" status of times long past ...
There are many who will say that you have this all backwards....I am one of those.
#64. To: Pinguinite (#55)
Also,you might want to read the comments section and all the replies that say the cop should have been killed.
#65. To: hondo68 (#62)
more people interfering with a legal arrest,which is a crime in itself.
#66. To: Gatlin (#63)
boris
#67. To: BorisY (#66)
#68. To: Tooconservative (#6)
Do you understand the basic concept of rule of law?
#69. To: A K A Stone (#30)
#70. To: Liberator (#50)
When "Tiny Girl" is used in a headline,
#71. To: GrandIsland (#68)
(Edited)
I wouldn't expect that kook gets your point. He probably suffers from borderline anarchy disorder... also known as BAD.
#72. To: sneakypete (#36)
Where anyone not raised by wild wolves or the equivalent would know she had no business putting her feet,anyhow.
#73. To: no gnu taxes (#72)
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#74. To: All, no gnu taxes, GrandIsland, Gatlin, sneakypete, A K A Stone, Deckard, VxH (#72)
LAPD sergeant drags rider from train after she puts her feet on a seat
Raw video of a sergeant forcibly hauling a young woman off a Los Angeles subway car—because she kept her feet on a seat—has ignited a divisive debate about police overreach, with some decrying the incident as an abuse of power. I want to be clear about my position: We want our Customer Code of Conduct rules enforced, but I’m disappointed at the way the situation escalated. ”All that gal had to do was comply and this would be a non-event, because that same thing goes on hundreds of times every day throughout our system with our officers trying to restore order, and people who ride that train are begging for order on the system,” Green said.
#75. To: Tooconservative (#74)
A bystander who spit on the sergeant
#76. To: GrandIsland (#75)
(Edited)
That's a felony in my state... I arrested a few this past December for exposing an officer to bodily fluids.
#77. To: Tooconservative (#74)
“If you’re black or Latino on the train, it’s virtually promised that you’ll have miserable experience,” says Mann. “The onboard police say, ‘We’re going to treat you like you are a criminal. Eventually we’re going to find something that you did, because we have so many statutes on the books that we can get you on anything.’”
#78. To: sneakypete (#77)
THERE's a shocker,huh?
#79. To: GrandIsland (#75)
I arrested a few this past December for exposing an officer to bodily fluids.
#80. To: Tooconservative (#79)
#81. To: GrandIsland (#80)
#82. To: Tooconservative (#81)
#83. To: GrandIsland (#82)
#84. To: Tooconservative, rogue unvaccinated cop, at risk (#83)
We have all kinds of unvaccinated people
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