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Topic started on 17-11-2009 @ 07:26 PM by MegaCurious

Police Officer Uses Taser On 10-Year-Old Girl


www.4029tv.com
"I would like to say Ozark police Tased this little girl right here. Ten years old and [they] shot electricity through her body, and I want to know how the heck in God's green earth can they get away with this," said the girl's father, Anthony Medlock.

"If you can't pick the kid up and take her to your car, handcuff her, then I don't think you need to be an officer," Medlock said.

Ozark police said it is their policy to use a Taser on someone who is a threat to others, no matter their age.
(visit the link for the full news article)


reply posted on 17-11-2009 @ 07:45 PM by HotSauce
reply to post by MegaCurious



Quote from your own source


The officer did shock the girl after he said she kicked him in the groin.

"He had no other choice. He had to get the child under control," said Ozark police Chief Jim Noggle.

Noggle said the officer shocked the girl for about a second.

Ozark police said it is their policy to use a Taser on someone who is a threat to others, no matter their age.

Noggle said simply restraining the child could be harmful.

"Well, if he tried to restrain her, he might hurt her by restraining her. If you grab somebody, you can slip an arm out of joint. They can slip from you and fall on the ground," Noggle said.


I would say she had a good tasing coming. Maybe if her parents would have taught the little brat to respect authority she would have not been in this position to start with.

How would you like to get kicked in the nuts by some little brat?

Maybe if she has any sense she will learn a lesson from this and start behaving. If so, she will probably thank the officers for getting her straightened out.

Plus, the mom said they could taser her, so she must be a little hell cat when her own mom wants her tased.



reply posted on 17-11-2009 @ 07:46 PM by ALLis0NE
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Ok I agree that this is pathetic. The officer should use their own strength first, tazer last. If the officer can't physically detain a child then they don't have a right to even be an officer.

Ive said it before and I'll say it again... tazers are making police lazy. It is human nature to "take the path of least resistance" and using a taser is the path of least resistance compared to actual physical work. They don't want to break a sweat wrestling people anymore so they resort to tazers.

It's much like using an escalator instead of stairs.

I think there should be an age limit for tazer victims. I also think policies need to be put in place to disallow police from using tazers without first trying to use physical force.

[edit on 17-11-2009 by ALLis0NE]


reply posted on 17-11-2009 @ 07:48 PM by HotSauce
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If you read the article the officers explain that they did it for the safety of the child. Tasers are much safer than using physical force to restrain people that are out of control.


reply posted on 17-11-2009 @ 07:56 PM by HotSauce
reply to post by ALLis0NE



You are wrong. Slipping a joint can cause long term damage under some cases. She could just as easily break her arm or crack her skull and die trying to resist. Tasing someone is only termporary pain not long term physical damage. That is why cops prefer and are trained to use them in cases like this.

Plus, lets not make her out to be a victim. She assaulted a cop by kicking him in the nuts. If I saw my kid do that to a cop and be that disrespectful I would tase them myself and teach them a lesson.


reply posted on 17-11-2009 @ 08:18 PM by HotSauce
reply to post by loam



Well when you act like a wild animal, you get treated like a wild animal.
Maybe if the kid learned to behave she wouldn't find herself getting the tazzzzzzzzze.


reply posted on 17-11-2009 @ 08:20 PM by Master Shen long
Lynch the p@*%k!

Second line



reply posted on 17-11-2009 @ 08:22 PM by fraterormus
As someone who has routinely dated psychotic red-headed waifs not weighing more than 85-90lbs, I can say with all certainty that it doesn't matter how big and strong an officer may be, that isn't going to help them one bit. Matter of fact, the bigger you are, the harder you fall even when faced with someone a third your size.

HOWEVER, do I think that the use of a Taser was justified in this situation? Probably not. Granted, none of us were there and cannot say with certainty how things went down. However, Tasers were meant as a last resort, not as a primary tool. It's not a matter of the Officer failing to restrain her. It was a matter of the Officer failing to peacefully defuse the situation in the first place.

And that, in my opinion, is the crux of the problem with Tasers. No longer do LEOs rely on their Social Skills. Any old school Sheriff in any community will proudly tell you they've almost never had to pull their firearm or Taser. That is because they considered themselves part of the community, and knew that they were accountable to that community. They treated people like people and in return they got respect and cooperation, even from the criminals they had to arrest. Now, a LEO is nothing more than a high-school drop-out goon that didn't have what it took to get into the Military who hide behind their badge and demand respect at the end of their Taser.

Not all LEOs are abusive dirt-bags that would Taser a tantrum-throwing 10 year old that kicked them in the family jewels. Some LEOs are good enough at what they do to have treated the child with dignity and respect, even after having done wrong, and would have never resorted to using their Taser. This is simply a case of a LEO who didn't think but reacted instead. He is a liability to both his community and his profession.

And for the record: I have taught my own daughter, since she was 3 years old, to kick an aggressor in the family jewels (and if that doesn't deter them, shove her fingers into their eye-sockets). Even though I have taught her to be respectful of both LEOs as well as all people, if an LEO told me that my daughter kicked them in the family jewels I would immediately know that they must have had it coming to them then.


reply posted on 17-11-2009 @ 08:26 PM by mopusvindictus
The girl doesn't need professional help...

She's dealing with a Mom that says "go ahead and Taze my daughter" obviously the parents aren't together and the girl is in turmoil over it... Parents want to believe this Crap where Divorce is a method of "always being happy" as IF raising children and having a family and supporting that is supposed to be an "always happy situation" then they are u[pset when the kids a lil screwed up...

Mom probably deserved her daughters tantrum

And lets say this... They like to beat you into submission

It is 100% natural to resist arrest, we get charged double and triple for doing what is completely natural.... it's not natural to lay down and go along with it when someone wants to cuff you... it was a 100% NATURAL reaction for any living organism to resist being cuffed and carried away...

100% NATURAL instinctive reaction to kick a cop in the Balls when he tries to arrest you...

This is WHY we shouldn't Arrest people over BS

If by any chance this lil girl ever comes across this,

Sweetie, you deserve a medal for having the gumption at your age to swing at a cop... You are Loved, it is a shame that you didn't hit him hard enough to keep him down but in time when your older with practice you will succeed

May my own children have such courage and strength if they ever come for them.

If they are coming for you ever, any of you.... kick em in the balls if enough of us do it regularly and with every nonsense arrest the laws will change, you can not fight mass civil disobedience.

I am tired of living in a nation where we except to be arrested for minor misbehavior's and are punished severely if we resist.

Kick to the Balls... I salute this child


reply posted on 17-11-2009 @ 09:29 PM by Signals
reply to post by HotSauce



So, when is a person too young to be tased?

What about too old?

Are there no limits to the madness?

I agree with above poster ~tasers are making police lazy~, where are the social skills required for the job?
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