Sloppy judo

[gregaquaman]

Thats horrible and Aikido is still garbage in or out of magic pants.

Yeah. But the guys who sign of on how you get trained love that shit.

We had one where you had a guy hanging off each arm and then did a knee knock that forced the other person on their knees. Again it doesn't actually work but had nobody considered what the combined body weight of three guys and concrete is going to do to a knee cap?

[itwasntme]

Shoulder check = drunk girl bumped into you.

Yeah.......... com'on son! That shit sounds like a retroactively trumped up bullshit charge,but I didnt say the arrest or detainment wasn't legit. So the legality of the arrest is irrelevant.The face plant was not. It was excessive as fuck.
The cop is not a large man and she is a taller girl. Smaller guys are often times are overly rough in grappling because they are use to being at a strength and size disadvantage. It was a perfect storm of nonsense. He is shorter than the girl so the pull down was really effective, she was in heels so essential she is on her tippy toes with her weight leaning forward ,I would bet dollars to pesos she was drunk as fuck, the cop executed the technique with a lot of force for the situation and tried plant her rather than slowly spin her to the ground.

i'm tracking now.

[Raycetpfl]

damn it, you had me going. the officers say there was more than just an "interview" taking place:



http://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/...hnique-n744426

Shoulder check = drunk girl bumped into you.

Yeah.......... com'on son! That shit sounds like a retroactively trumped up bullshit charge,but I didnt say the arrest or detainment wasn't legit. So the legality of the arrest is irrelevant.The face plant was not. It was excessive as fuck.
The cop is not a large man and she is a taller girl. Smaller guys are often times are overly rough in grappling because they are use to being at a strength and size disadvantage. It was a perfect storm of nonsense. He is shorter than the girl so the pull down was really effective, she was in heels so essential she is on her tippy toes with her weight leaning forward ,I would bet dollars to pesos she was drunk as fuck, the cop executed the technique with a lot of force for the situation and tried plant her rather than slowly spin her to the ground.

[BKR]

He grabs her and gives her some instructions I assume and she says ,"what did I do?" and is kinda gently hand fighting a bit and stumbles towards him pushing a bit. That's when he goes full outlaw judoka on her and breaks her face.

Can't you be more subtle?

It's full-outlaw AIKIDOKA. We both know aikido only works on drunk women wearing high-heels. Even better if they are passed out already...

[itwasntme]

None of that excuses what the cop did though. If there was some sort of danger to cops safety prior to the slam she would have already been on the ground. The cop got mad and slammed her, nothing prior excuses that action. I also read that the cops are claiming they have body cam footage that "shows more". So if it backs their position as they claim why are they not releasing it??

i'll just sit back and hope the body cam footage surfaces after the internal investigation.

[Bneterasedmynam]

damn it, you had me going. the officers say there was more than just an "interview" taking place:



http://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/...hnique-n744426

None of that excuses what the cop did though. If there was some sort of danger to cops safety prior to the slam she would have already been on the ground. The cop got mad and slammed her, nothing prior excuses that action. I also read that the cops are claiming they have body cam footage that "shows more". So if it backs their position as they claim why are they not releasing it??

[itwasntme]

I dont think that's the case here. As far as why the girl was gonna be restrained they kinda spell it out in the news story. They were being detained for an interview and the cop told her as such. The misuse of force didn't occur until the face plant ......sooooo yeah we got that part. He overreacted to her drunk girl hand fighting.

damn it, you had me going. the officers say there was more than just an "interview" taking place:

Kimble said the police were called about a disturbance involving Surat's boyfriend. As the officers gathered information, Kimble said, Surat "shoulder-checked" one of them, along with a bouncer.

Surat then tried to leave the area with her boyfriend, Kimble said. When the police said he wasn't free to go, she "physically obstructed and struck" the officer.

http://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/...hnique-n744426

[Raycetpfl]

yeah, but what happened before the recording started or the potentially edited video was splattered on the internet? i had to stop watching these videos because i wasn't actually there and making assumptions only made my blood boil.

I dont think that's the case here. As far as why the girl was gonna be restrained they kinda spell it out in the news story. They were being detained for an interview and the cop told her as such. The misuse of force didn't occur until the face plant ......sooooo yeah we got that part. He overreacted to her drunk girl hand fighting.

[itwasntme]

He grabs her and gives her some instructions I assume and she says ,"what did I do?" and is kinda gently hand fighting a bit and stumbles towards him pushing a bit. That's when he goes full outlaw judoka on her and breaks her face.

yeah, but what happened before the recording started or the potentially edited video was splattered on the internet? i had to stop watching these videos because i wasn't actually there and making assumptions only made my blood boil.

[Raycetpfl]

unless i need glasses, the video starts with the woman already being somewhat restrained by the officer. this is my main problem with these videos: they always start literally five seconds before the alleged misuse of force.

the guy in the background didn't say "that cop fucked up" until he threw the lady, which leads me to believe everything he was doing leading up to that point was justified.

He grabs her and gives her some instructions I assume and she says ,"what did I do?" and is kinda gently hand fighting a bit and stumbles towards him pushing a bit. That's when he goes full outlaw judoka on her and breaks her face.

[itwasntme]

You can see her stumble forward and touch him and then he goes beast mode.

unless i need glasses, the video starts with the woman already being somewhat restrained by the officer. this is my main problem with these videos: they always start literally five seconds before the alleged misuse of force.

the guy in the background didn't say "that cop fucked up" until he threw the lady, which leads me to believe everything he was doing leading up to that point was justified.

[Raycetpfl]

Yeah. it is definitely the industry "safe" throw Much better than using some sort of standing scarf because you dont control the head or neck.

Tragic police trainers are tragic.

https://youtu.be/w_Zub3HsCLw

There is quite often a sort of super unsafe front of the knee wizzer jammed in there as well. Which makes the face plant more face planty.

Thats horrible and Aikido is still garbage in or out of magic pants.

[Raycetpfl]

My guess is she was D&D. She probably pushed or slapped the cop.

You can see her stumble forward and touch him and then he goes beast mode.

[itwasntme]

I should also mention his screams. Who the fuck screams like that?? The cops should have shoved their batons handle deep up his ass just for having to listen to that shit.

maybe he self-identifies as a woman and we should all just be mindful of his/her feelings.

[BackFistMonkey]

Which is why, Bless your heart, you qualify as a piece of shit most the time.