Victoria’s finest, one skull hitting the ground can kill

I thought I would add to a previous thread.

A lot of us are aware that one punch can kill:
www.health.qld.gov.au...

Though unsure if the people who can arrest you over this quite get this.

Unsure what motivated this as the context is not really explored.

Please watch the first 15 seconds:
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The fellow had serious facial injuries, soiled himself was incoherent after being unconscious, and calling for his mum.

a reply to: robsmith

They get public support from the MSM calling them all right wing extremists and that the cops were attacked so terribly.

when it was the cops who started it in the first place.

sick... I feel sick.

a reply to: jerich0

When I first saw this video, I was shocked, angry, I honestly could not believe what I saw, I felt physically sick.

This is wrong on all levels.

The police chief commissioner Shane Patton. Says we have to investigate.

Quote from Shane Patton. Emphasis on I couldn’t be prouder.

Chief Commissioner of Victoria Police Shane Patton today confirmed police are reviewing the footage

“We’ll investigate that,” Mr Patton told 3AW. “I don’t know what the full circumstances are. There’s always context to everything.”

Mr Patton said police by and large were responding proportionately in an environment that was dynamic, threatening and frightening.

“I couldn’t be prouder of them. What they’ve done and the way they’ve conducted themselves,” he said.

If the Army does not reign in these blue thugs ... then I guess they will find out that they are outnumbered by us by one heck of a lot.

The push back against them will be savage, history shows this.

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Every circumvented fight is already a won fight. On the mental level.

If that bloke was any sort of a threat, surely old mate in blue could have whipped out his taser and given him a bit of a buzz to incapacitate him? I mean, that dirty pig had the element of surprise on his side so even a taser would have been excessive.

His chosen method though, utterly fuxking cowardly!

Boiling point!

a reply to: robsmith

A lot of police get kicks from hurting people for simple sport.

Unfortunately that's just how some of them roll.

Part of the uniform complex a lot of them harbour.

And without that uniform and clobber they are a massive inferiority complex on legs.

Fact of the matter where there type are concerned, one bad apple spoils the barrel, down to the position of power and trust that there job is supposed to represent.

a reply to: pheonix358

Pity the army is a federal responsibility, should the army take over the state of Victoria, I would hazard a guess constitutionally this would cause issues.

a reply to: ThatDamnDuckAgain
Agreed.

a reply to: TOMFROMOZ

This pig probably thought he was a wwf wrestler where he thought it was all fake with no real consequences, and body slammed his head into concrete, pile driver gone wrongish.

Though I have to question why there were 3 to 4 pigs n front of him who didn’t try to arrest him peacefully of we’re they too scared!

a reply to: TOMFROMOZ
Though the way the attacked the civilian was very much how lions hunt prey or hyenas, they will set up some frontal distraction and the racing pack come from the back and sides.

Dirty dogs these cops are.

This is why more and more people do not like policemen. They are drunk with power. The few that believes what they are doing is wrong will not defend the weak. Do not ask me to feel sorry next time your station and cars are burning and they come after you.

People need to take their lives back. If you choose liberty safety over liberty then you don’t deserve either.

a reply to: andy06shake

Sadly the mentality is we are above the law.

I have two relatives who are cops, they are a bit empty in soul.

It’s like they are in a cult.

a reply to: robsmith

My question is why was the officer not arrested on the spot for assault?

a reply to: robsmith

Because he will have done so exactly because of the 3 or 4 other miscreants with badges standing there.

It's called acting out for kudos.

Once they get back to the station that's pats on the back and brownie points all around from all the other wrong'yins that enjoy hurting those that are weaker than themselves.

a reply to: robsmith

Biggest gang around, and then some robsmith.

And its a shame as well because there are indeed good Police.

They are just few and far between in this day of age.

Or at least thats how it appears to me.

Even the good ones don't want to chime up, because at the end of the day they have to be team players.

There rules all the same leave a lot to be desired and can change like the wind dependant on there mood that day.

a reply to: midicon
It’s the reverse of to protect and serve. To serve and protect my colleagues.

Its a boys club, they probably towell snap each other in the shower.

a reply to: iwanttobelieve70
Agreed they are drunk on power, which has been mandated by Daniel Andrews, under his emergency laws.

Victoria is a dictatorship, we had over600 covid cases today. What does dan expect when people are sick of being in prison, they of course will violate his restrictions.

a reply to: andy06shake

Sadly you are right these pricks know they will be protected by dans policy.

a reply to: robsmith

Anyroad i hope the fellow is ok and makes a recovery.

Good luck suing the bastards as well as if its anything like over here Police need to actively show malice towards you twice before you can realistically sue or attempt to prosecute them for there behaviour.