Police Brutality in the UK - Nottingham, page 4

Originally posted by DARREN1976
and what about the poor 47 year old at the g20 summit 2 months ago who was nothing to do with the trouble (that the police caused) his only crime was closing his newspaper stall nearby and started walking home, his path took him across police officers in riot gear but not to close, one of the gung-ho officers ran up to him, broke ranks and had to run a good 10 feet to intercept him for no reason at all and hit him on the head with a baton, then a few minutes later the guy suffered a heart attack i think, and surprise surprise he died! was that justifiable force? do you think he might have had a grenade/knife/gun? dont make me laugh, its all sh*t! you hear me? that was totally uncalled for! then his seargent got fired a few days later as he went on face book and wrote "oh well, looks like on of my lot have gone and killed someone again!" go you police sympathizers, i dare you to tell me thats justified!!

Witch hunt anyone? I thought the point of this site was to "deny ignorance"? Your taking one case, one, and assuming that ALL cops are brutal. Well lets look at some of the incidents in the past.

English and German soccer fans clashed today after Germany's second-round victory over Sweden. Thousands of drunk English and German fans had gathered in the city's Schlossplatz to watch the game. After Germany's 2-0 second-round victory, trouble broke out and both sets of fans traded punches before dozens of nervous-looking riot police moved into the area. German and English fans were separated into spearate corners as tables, chairs and bottles were thrown back and forth.

Well I guess then, all soccer (football) fans are brutal.

Bolivian Congress Breaks Into Massive Fist Fight A fistfight broke out Wednesday in Bolivia's Congress. Lawmakers came to blows as a long-simmering fight for control of the country's judicial branch boiled over. (Aug. 22)

Well I guess then, all congressmen are brutal. Link

It was 1979 and a beautiful afternoon for a race in Daytona, FL. Thousands of spectators showed up for one of the most spectacular events of the year. This was the first race where CBS broadcast a race from start to finish and the drivers, crew, and fans were pumped full of adrenaline. (Those days people would only get to see bits and pieces of the race on TV) The race was thrilling with position changes going on everywhere… a huge battle was going on for first place between Cale Yarborough and Donnie Allison with record speeds. Richard Petty was in third and at least a half a lap behind the battle for first. Who won? Well take a look below to see what happened on the very last lap!

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Well I guess then, all nascar drivers are brutal.

Just my opinion, but I find it funny. You have these people that say "F the police". Then something happens...and they cry, "POLICE"!

[edit on 17-6-2009 by KEMIK]