This has been standard procedure in Blue states for decades now.
I once had an intruder force my door open and enter my house. I hit the intruder over the head with a chair before forcing him from my home.
When the police barged in, I was arrested for hitting "John Doe" over the head with a chair, despite the clear evidence of the door having been forced. Spent the night in jail. Released next AM, was denied phone call, and had to walk a few miles to a gas station so I could call a taxi.
I hired a lawyer to the tune of $10,000. The DA dropped the case. I was still on the hook for $10,000.
Probably should have taken the PD to court. The officers that arrived - 5 of them - forced their way into my residence without a search or arrest warrant claiming "exigent circumstances" but the intruder was long gone, and they knew this. I also had injuries from the incident, but no medical care was provided. There was no information that the intruder was still in the residence or anything of the sort. No calls from the other party. Police took it upon themselves to react this way.
That was basically the last time I trusted the Police.
I had a kid in middle school choke me from behind while eating my lunch. I gave that fucker 26 stitches to the forehead.
No charges filed. Never got suspended or kicked from school. This was back when we had a functional government run by people who aren't completely insane.
Easy for you to say when you're not on the receiving end of it.
I think 3 against one should be automatic attempted murder charges and all battery charges automatically upgraded to "aggravated" status.
I once had an intruder force my door open and enter my house. I hit the intruder over the head with a chair before forcing him from my home.
When the police barged in, I was arrested for hitting "John Doe" over the head with a chair, despite the clear evidence of the door having been forced. Spent the night in jail. Released next AM, was denied phone call, and had to walk a few miles to a gas station so I could call a taxi.
I hired a lawyer to the tune of $10,000. The DA dropped the case. I was still on the hook for $10,000.
Probably should have taken the PD to court. The officers that arrived - 5 of them - forced their way into my residence without a search or arrest warrant claiming "exigent circumstances" but the intruder was long gone, and they knew this. I also had injuries from the incident, but no medical care was provided. There was no information that the intruder was still in the residence or anything of the sort. No calls from the other party. Police took it upon themselves to react this way.
That was basically the last time I trusted the Police.
(09-13-2024, 04:50 PM)KKLoco Wrote: Did you watch the video? The dude was choking him.
Kill, or be killed. He deserved the bullet.
I had a kid in middle school choke me from behind while eating my lunch. I gave that fucker 26 stitches to the forehead.
No charges filed. Never got suspended or kicked from school. This was back when we had a functional government run by people who aren't completely insane.
(09-13-2024, 07:01 PM)ArMaP Wrote: It was three against one, it was hardly kill or be killed.
Easy for you to say when you're not on the receiving end of it.
I think 3 against one should be automatic attempted murder charges and all battery charges automatically upgraded to "aggravated" status.
