These Cops Should Go to JAIL

[Hoppalong]

https://news.yahoo.com/video-california-officers-ignored-dying-mans-distress-095125822.html

These cops purposely let a man in their custody die!

His family knew he was dying and called 911. But the cops told the 911 dispatchers to ignore his family's calls. There's proof the cops KNEW what they were doing was WRONG, because one of the cops broke ranks with the others, DISOBEYED his orders, and took the dying man to a hospital anyway.

Those cops need to be charged with a crime. They need to go to jail, if only for sheer stupidity: their camera's were going the entire time. What cold-hearted, hateful, brutal, thugs! And STUPID, too! But mostly hateful and brutal thugs!

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[weasel]

Dec. 3, 2013

Am I missing something? (No, I can't watch the video at work)

 

[scootergmc]

Don't eat meth.

 

[Blankpage]

Dude OD's on meth and someone else is responsible for saving his ass?
Thanks Obama.

 

[scootergmc]

Thanks Obama.

Obama gets a free pass on this. It was thugs.

 

[Blankpage]

Would be interesting to know the annual medical costs of caring for junkies.

 

[bikeama]

Obama gets a free pass on this. It was thugs.

Thugs in blue. WTF tell 911 to ignore any calls unless they make them. Looks like someone just won the sue the city lottery.

No question he caused this death by eating the meth. But damn when a family calls 991 for medical and the PD stops any medical response

 

[DReg350]

Here's a few...

Drug War Facts

 

[caideN]

OP do you use meth?

 

[UDRider]

Would be interesting to know the annual medical costs of caring for junkies.

Way less then the war on drugs?

 

[asdfghwy]

Would be interesting to know the annual medical costs of caring for junkies.

I'm gonna go out on a limb and say treatment is a much cheaper alternative to incarceration and the 'war on drugs'

 

[UDRider]

I'll go further.

"This study found that the savings of supply-control programs are smaller than the control costs (an estimated 15 cents on the dollar for source-country control, 32 cents on the dollar for interdiction, and 52 cents on the dollar for domestic enforcement). In contrast, the savings of treatment programs are larger than the control costs; we estimate that the costs of crime and lost productivity are reduced by $7.46 for every dollar spend on treatment." - See more at: http://www.drugwarfacts.org/cms/Economics#.dpuf

 

[Blankpage]

I'm gonna go out on a limb and say treatment is a much cheaper alternative to incarceration and the 'war on drugs'

Whats on display in that video was simply poor lifestyle choices. Maybe on both sides.

 

[bruceflinch]

Am I missing something? (No, I can't watch the video at work)

The incident happened in 2013.
Now the civil suit is coming out.
Looks pretty bad for the cops, IMO.

 

[aminalmutha]

OP do you use meth?

 

[postcholo]

But damn when a family calls 991 for medical and the PD stops any medical response

maybe they would've dialed correctly and saved his life if they weren't on meth

 

[scootergmc]

The Porsche club showed up. No bueno.

 

[byke]

Strange it's a talking point. Guilt and punishment are determined in court, kind of a core American principle.

 

[m_asim]

maybe they would've dialed correctly and saved his life if they weren't on meth

 

[Ogier le Danois]

maybe they would've dialed correctly and saved his life if they weren't on meth