SC School Officer Beats Up Girl

[Jermyn Davidson]

Originally Posted by jfrog

if that's how a defiant school kid gets dealt with then how should a defiant adult get dealt with?

Notice in this case, the Police Officer didn't resort to punching the kid. Neither did the Police Officer shoot the kid in the back or otherwise.

It is difficult to forcibly remove ANYONE from one of those desk/chair things. He did what he had to do. I question why there are Police Officers IN our schools in the first place.

Even if there is some justification for Police Officers being actually IN our schools on a daily basis, what on earth was going on in this classroom BEFORE this unfolded to warrant the calling of the Police to the classroom?

I want to hear from the Teacher.

[Jermyn Davidson]

Originally Posted by n david

You are being hypocritical.

The rent a cop didn't need to use that kind of force to make her comply.

You admit it was brutal, but that's okay with you. So a rent a cop can use brutal force against a teenage school girl, but not against a grown man?

Have you beat on a female before? Did you feel like a man afterwards?

1) He is a Police Officer, not a rent-a-cop.

2) He didn't beat on her.

3) She resisted a police officer's commands. What do you want him to do, ignore it and walk away? You try removing someone who is resisting from one of those chair/desk things!

4) The teacher and school administrator deemed her a threat and called him to do a job and he did it. This 15 year old and the school officials created this situation. The police officer was just doing what he was trained to do. When he realized she was resisting, what would you have him do-- call for back up?

5) If you don't want police officers to use police maneuvers in a school, don't have police officers stationed in a school! This was a bad decision by the school administrators and county officials from the beginning. Putting police officers in schools and asking them to police school infractions is a disaster waiting to happen.

6) You've plainly stated something horrible and now you have insinuated something worse! I am quick to apologize once someone makes it clear I have offended them, but I don't get the same in return from you or anyone on AFF. If I make a point and even insinuate an insult in the process, I have people straight up going overkill on me. I bring up an offense and it is ignored and rebounded with another insult.

7) So you can go sit on a tack! You're proving to be not worth jousting with any more.

[n david]

Such a hypocrite. Here you list things you could very well use in the thread about the grown man who was resisting arrest and the officer resorted to tactical punches ... Something you even later said was taught... Only with a baton.

Gimme a break. You think it's okay for this rent a cop to yank her backwards, she could've been seriously hurt with that takedown, but he doesn't stop there. He then throws her across the room. You're okay with that as well.

Apply this to the incident with the grown man and you'll see your glaring hypocrisy.

[n david]

Per JD, a police officer is bad and should be fired for trying to subdue a grown man resisting police commands...but it's OKAY for a rent a cop to yank a teenage girl backwards in her seat, and then hurl her across the room into a wall.

Smh

[n david]

http://abcnews.go.com/US/sc-classroo...ry?id=34774228

Rent a cop has a history of aggression. Some even call him "Officer Slam."

But JD thinks it's okay, since this rent a cop is doing this in school to teenage girls, and not out in the public to grown men.

[n david]

These aren't real officers, btw. Yes, they're hired by the sheriff or local police, but they only have jurisdiction within the school.

They're school cops. Like mall cops, only in schools.

[n david]

This girl was being disruptive and insulting, she wasn't being physically violent or aggressive towards anyone.

I hope "Officer Slam" gets fired and is blacklisted by law enforcement.

If he displays this kind of aggression against a teenage girl, who's mouthing off in school, what do you think he's going to do to someone really resisting arrest?

He's going to shoot someone.

But again, JD thinks this is completely okay.

[n david]

Please post a source where the "teacher deemed her a threat."

From ABC News "the student was "verbally disrespectful" to the teacher. The student refused to leave the classroom, and an administrator was called, Lott said. The student still refused to leave, so Fields was called. The student was still disrespectful, so Fields was asked to remove her from the class."

So Officer Slam enters the scene and beats her up so badly that: "the girl's arm is in a cast, she has a rug burn on her forehead and has pain in her neck and back. She was hospitalized Monday night and saw a doctor today."

What a manly man. And JD sticking up for this scumbag.

[Praxeas]

Originally Posted by n david

For JD and Fiona. There are times when officers are in the wrong. And the few times this happens, I will state as such.

https://youtu.be/Tq4BR5KHuqA

I understand this girl is sitting there, disobeying lawful orders. And she may even be talking smack to this resource officer.

Regardless, flipping her backwards in the chair, then throwing her across the room was completely wrong and way over the line, and he shouldn't be assigned to another school anywhere.

What a big man, beating up on a school girl. Bet this isn't the first he's beat up a female.

There is another video. He did not flip her chair. He grabbed her and she put her feet straight out so that they caught the desk and flipped it

[Praxeas]

Originally Posted by Jermyn Davidson

I disagree with you and STAND WITH THE POLICE OFFICER in this case.

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