Cop shoots motorcyclist in the back

[ontwo]

Just saw this on another forum. Unfuckinbelievable

http://abclocal.go.com/wtvg/story?section=news/local&id=7433661

[Switch]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1M8vei3L0L8

[azoomm]

HOLY CRAP!

He didn't do anything... they were talking like he moved his right arm [as if to reach for weapon]. But, I didn't see his arm move other than when his body turned to look. I'm sure with his exhaust he didn't even hear the officer.

What gets me, why are all these officers running up to motorcyclist with their guns drawn in the first place? Like, a display of acceleration is the mark of someone that's going to shoot to kill?

[marko138]

Cops are not your friend.

[Particle Man]

What the HELL??

The video showed him just sitting there!!

Why would the officer shoot??

[Kaneman]

Unfuckinbelievable


No, not at all actually.

[Kaneman]

What gets me, why are all these officers running up to motorcyclist with their guns drawn in the first place? Like, a display of acceleration is the mark of someone that's going to shoot to kill?

Its part of the militarization of our local police force, which is encouraged and provided for through grants and funds provided for by the federal government. SWAT teams, MP5s, Riot shields, etc. etc. Our police are trained to deal with the American public as if they are all violent felons, and after a while police officers have trouble seeing the difference.

[marko138]

Police see everyone as a potential criminal. Period.

[azoomm]

Its part of the militarization of our local police force, which is encouraged and provided for through grants and funds provided for by the federal government. SWAT teams, MP5s, Riot shields, etc. etc. Our police are trained to deal with the American public as if they are all violent felons, and after a while police officers have trouble seeing the difference.

So, what can we do.

Seriously.

[pauldun170]

Its part of the militarization of our local police force, which is encouraged and provided for through grants and funds provided for by the federal government. SWAT teams, MP5s, Riot shields, etc. etc. Our police are trained to deal with the American public as if they are all violent felons, and after a while police officers have trouble seeing the difference.

Agreed.

Almost every cop I know it always turns into the same story
"Us vs Them"

Walking around like the world owes them something.

[pauldun170]

You are either a perp or suspect. If you are lucky they might toss you into the general "civilian" bracket.

[Particle Man]

So, what can we do.

Seriously.

Assume your ass is gonna get shot and keep your lawyer on speed dial.

[Rider]

Damn.

[marko138]

A bunch of jack-booted fucking thugs.

[Kaneman]

So, what can we do.

Seriously.

Well, what I personally do is participate in organizations that stand against this type of behavior from authority figures like the much hated ACLU, NORML, and so forth. I also congress with like minded individuals and participate in local protests, etc. (Like the recent Marijuana March in Dallas where we were overshadowed by 25,000 protesting Mexicans. :lol:) And BTW, its not because I'm some loser that sits in his basement smoking pot all day...its because the War on Drugs has led us to this point. We fight that back and we'll get our police forces back under control. Guaranteed.

But, I believe the best thing you can do, and especially you specifically as an intelligent and well-respected person....is just to spread the word. Talk to people you know, educate, make aware...things like that. I've changed a lot of people's minds by just talking to them, believe it or not....though it rarely happens on the internet.

And to that effect, educate yourselves, subscribe to sites that cover stories like this, civil rights infringements and so on. There's too much information available to us on the 'net, right at our fingertips, to not be educated.

[azoomm]

Well, what I personally do is participate in organizations that stand against this type of behavior from authority figures like the much hated ACLU, NORML, and so forth. I also congress with like minded individuals and participate in local protests, etc. (Like the recent Marijuana March in Dallas where we were overshadowed by 25,000 protesting Mexicans. :lol:) And BTW, its not because I'm some loser that sits in his basement smoking pot all day...its because the War on Drugs has led us to this point. We fight that back and we'll get our police forces back under control. Guaranteed.

But, I believe the best thing you can do, and especially you specifically as an intelligent and well-respected person....is just to spread the word. Talk to people you know, educate, make aware...things like that. I've changed a lot of people's minds by just talking to them, believe it or not....though it rarely happens on the internet.

And to that effect, educate yourselves, subscribe to sites that cover stories like this, civil rights infringements and so on. There's too much information available to us on the 'net, right at our fingertips, to not be educated.

You know, working with the different departments might not be a bad idea. I've already got an in with the track as a training facility - a few motor units use our facility as a training ground. I figure each year I take on a cause to push an agenda - last year was the lane splitting. I'm now the contact for Senator Carona on this agenda item. There has to be some way to broaden the topic without creating muddy-waters.

We could have more freedoms on motorcycles if we could change the public persona that every motorcyclist is a baby killer. Right?

[Kaneman]

You know, working with the different departments might not be a bad idea. I've already got an in with the track as a training facility - a few motor units use our facility as a training ground. I figure each year I take on a cause to push an agenda - last year was the lane splitting. I'm now the contact for Senator Carona on this agenda item. There has to be some way to broaden the topic without creating muddy-waters.

We could have more freedoms on motorcycles if we could change the public persona that every motorcyclist is a baby killer. Right?

I think this guy is around your area, I support him too...

www.barrybomb.com
www.nevergetbusted.com

[azoomm]

I think this guy is around your area, I support him too...

www.barrybomb.com
www.nevergetbusted.com

Yeah, I'm already *with* him. :)

[z06boy]

See a taser would have been a better alternative. Even though I said "better"...that would have still have been WRONG !!


WTF...what a dumbazz callous officer. :db:

[Dnyce]

phillies fans get tazered, bikers get shot.

shits fucked up.

[Kaneman]

phillies fans get tazered, bikers get shot.

shits fucked up.

But look how many people cheered the tazing like it was the best thing a cop has done all year.

[Dnyce]

See a taser would have been a better alternative. Even though I said "better"...that would have still have been WRONG !!


WTF...what a dumbazz callous officer. :db:


beat me to it lol

but yeah, still wrong but not life changing. whats the point of alternatives if u dont use em?

[Cory]

still wrong but not life changing. whats the point of alternatives if u dont use em?

this.

and WTF?!! :td::bs:

[Dnyce]

But look how many people cheered the tazing like it was the best thing a cop has done all year.

its all fun n games until somebody gets hurt

edit: also, the tasing was provoked, maybe the kid was a track star, idk. not gonna argue that, thats another thread. this was unprovoked, i saw nothing threatening in the video, hard to hear, but i didnt think i even heard "put your hands up" before he shot. his hand never moved, he turned his body slowly, stopped, and then was shot. i hope the cop goes to jail.

[ontwo]

phillies fans get tazered, bikers get shot.

shits fucked up.

:lol

[z06boy]

But look how many people cheered the tazing like it was the best thing a cop has done all year.

Not me but I still don't see the big deal with it and still don't have a problem with it. The kid acted like a dumbazz and got treated like it.

Now this cop here...put him in the slammer...I have no problem with that either but shooting this guy on the bike is flat out wrong and the officer should pay...dearly.

[Rider]

Just a thought.

Say if a tazer was used, the outcome could have been the same. That 600lb HD could have fallen on him wrong and paralyzed him. The odds of that happened are far less than a bullet causing it and yes I agree that a tazer would have been a better choice, but the outcome MAY have been the same.

[Kaneman]

Not me but I still don't see the big deal with it and still don't have a problem with it. The kid acted like a dumbazz and got treated like it.

Now this cop here...put him in the slammer...I have no problem with that either but shooting this guy on the bike is flat out wrong and the officer should pay...dearly.

The big deal with it is the militaristic mentality that we're referring to, not just the action itself. The taser, while it could be a valuable tool against crime, also allows officers to act pretty much however they want because they basically have a button that shuts you down. Its so effective it might as well be implanted under your skin.

BTW, this cop is only facing a max of 11 years. You can get more time than that for...well....pretty much anything else. Now, guess how much time the biker would be facing if he would've shot a cop in the back?

[Kaneman]

Yeah, I'm already *with* him. :)

You saw about his raid and losing his son?

[Dnyce]

Just a thought.

Say if a tazer was used, the outcome could have been the same. That 600lb HD could have fallen on him wrong and paralyzed him. The odds of that happened are far less than a bullet causing it and yes I agree that a tazer would have been a better choice, but the outcome MAY have been the same.

i was thinkin that too, but since either way the bike falls on him, (in the video it seems) the most damage from the bike i see is a broken leg

[z06boy]

The big deal with it is the militaristic mentality that we're referring to, not just the action itself. The taser, while it could be a valuable tool against crime, also allows officers to act pretty much however they want because they basically have a button that shuts you down. Its so effective it might as well be implanted under your skin.

BTW, this cop is only facing a max of 11 years. You can get more time than that for...well....pretty much anything else. Now, guess how much time the biker would be facing if he would've shot a cop in the back?

Can't really argue with you here...even with the taser issue.

I still don't have an issue with what happened with the kid running around on the field BUT you do make a valid point about the taser here.

[Cory]

BTW, this cop is only facing a max of 11 years. You can get more time than that for...well....pretty much anything else. Now, guess how much time the biker would be facing if he would've shot a cop in the back?

None. The biker wouldn't even make it to trial and they probably wouldn't find the body either. :tremble:

[Kaneman]

None. The biker wouldn't even make it to trial and they probably wouldn't find the body either. :tremble:

You should go to some police boards and read the stuff these guys talk about sometime.

They know damn good and well that a life prison sentence is a much harsher penalty than death. They know you will be raped repeatedly, forced to eat feces, probably stabbed a few times and so on....so instead of killing you they just send you off to be tortured for many, many years.

Cops would rarely resort to murder and hiding a body when they can manipulate the judicial system to enact a more enjoyable (for them) punishment.

[OneSickPsycho]

Wow. I know the next time I get pulled over on the bike, I'm placing my hands behind my head IMMEDIATELY. Seriously, no fucking around. One video recent showed a guy getting a gun pulled on him... another gets shot in the back. Fuck you, I'm assuming the position.

[KSGregman]

That was insane....pull someone for speeding away from a stop sign...and get out of the car with your gun drawn? That is CRAZY. That CAN'T possibly be standard police procedure can it?

And then bust a cap at the kid because he turned around and looked at you?

Just....wow.

[Cruzergirl]

Wow. Really. One of my favorite things to do is speed away from a stop... right up to the posted speed limit. How is that wrong?
I certainly didn't see the arm move except when he turned. Even then, wouldn't there be plenty of time to see a gun before you "have" to shoot?
Tragic. :( What CAN we do?

[Kaneman]

What CAN we do?

Don't forget about it and fight back!

[Rider]

Wow. Really. One of my favorite things to do is speed away from a stop... right up to the posted speed limit. How is that wrong?
I certainly didn't see the arm move except when he turned. Even then, wouldn't there be plenty of time to see a gun before you "have" to shoot?
Tragic. :( What CAN we do?

Make an example of this officer and prosecute him to the fullest extent of the law, meaning give him a sentence equivalent to what a non police officer would get for shooting an unarmed person in the back.

[Cruzergirl]

Don't forget about it and fight back!

or this...

... I'm assuming the position.


:(

[Captain Morgan]

Wow, this is seriously fucked up. I agree that this cop should be going to jail for a long time. However, I don't agree with all the cop bashing. Yes, there are some bad apples, just like everywhere, but I don't think all cops are bad. Do we like it when everyone assumes we're jackasses because we ride motorcycles? No, because we're not all jackasses, although some of us are. The worst are always on the news. There are plenty of good cops out there, this guy doesn't appear to be one of them. doesn't mean they're all bad, though.

[Kaneman]

Wow, this is seriously fucked up. I agree that this cop should be going to jail for a long time. However, I don't agree with all the cop bashing. Yes, there are some bad apples, just like everywhere, but I don't think all cops are bad.

Its no longer about Good cop vs. Bad cop. Its about militaristic type training and tactics that all recruits are taught to use when dealing with the general public. Even a "good" cop is forced to the same standards in use by his chosen department. After constant exposure to that enviornment day after day, you change.

[the chi]

OMG. How horrible, he didnt even make a semi threatening move. If you are turning your shoulder to look over it, doesnt your arm automatically follow? That cop didnt even have a REASON to draw, and as fast as he shot the victim, he had to have had it out before he even stopped the car.

I agree, he should face attempted murder charges, NOT assault.

[azoomm]

Its no longer about Good cop vs. Bad cop. Its about militaristic type training and tactics that all recruits are taught to use when dealing with the general public. Even a "good" cop is forced to the same standards in use by his chosen department. After constant exposure to that enviornment day after day, you change.
This.

Where did we bash cops?

[Avatard]

Murder attempt, captured on video.

[HokieDNA01]

I like how they are arguing in court about how he turned his body and didn't move his left hand. Do they not understand that the clutch must be pulled in? Who's to say that the bike was not still in gear.

I am confused why the second biker lost control other than he doesn't know how to operate a two wheeled vehicle. Very sad

[tommymac]

I like how they are arguing in court about how he turned his body and didn't move his left hand. Do they not understand that the clutch must be pulled in? Who's to say that the bike was not still in gear.

I am confused why the second biker lost control other than he doesn't know how to operate a two wheeled vehicle. Very sad

Only thing I can think of is they were going to try to run and that guy panicked and crashed or he just pulled a wholeshot and didnt see where he was going.

Good point on the clutch I didnt think of that.

[askmrjesus]

Murder attempt, captured on video.

Whittled down to an assault charge by a cop friendly (aren't they all?) DA.

Complete and utter bullshit.

JC

[RACER X]

fyi, cop was found guilty

http://www.toledoblade.com/article/20100514/NEWS02/5140348

"Ottawa Hills police officer guilty in traffic-stop shooting"

"A jury found an Ottawa Hills police officer guilty Friday night of felonious assault with a firearms specification for a shooting during a traffic stop last year

[Rangerscott]

:dthumb: Brav Fuckin O


Doubt he'll serve 11 years.

[Particle Man]

Good

[tommymac]

it will help the guys civl case too since the municipality should have to pay all his medical expenses.

[Kaneman]

Wow. He faces up to 11 whole years....for paralyzing an unarmed young man for life. He'll be out in 5 years, and probably be fairly well protected while he's in the pen. He won't even get raped half as many times as the average citizen would if imprisoned...if he even gets raped at all.

This case and punishment is a clear illustration of how America continuously progresses into a police state frame of mind.

If the Harley rider would've shot the cop....how much time do you think he would've gotten?

it will help the guys civl case too since the municipality should have to pay all his medical expenses.

The guy can't use his fucking cock anymore....I doubt that's going to make him feel any better.

[tommymac]

Wow. He faces up to 11 whole years....for paralyzing an unarmed young man for life. He'll be out in 5 years, and probably be fairly well protected while he's in the pen. He won't even get raped half as many times as the average citizen would if imprisoned...if he even gets raped at all.

This case and punishment is a clear illustration of how America continuously progresses into a police state frame of mind.

If the Harley rider would've shot the cop....how much time do you think he would've gotten?



The guy can't use his fucking cock anymore....I doubt that's going to make him feel any better.

Well at least he wont have to sell off everythig to cover his medical expenses once his insurance runs out. I dont know at what level his cord was damaged so its hard to say how much function he has lost.

I have seen drug dealers and other lowlifes get similar sentences up here and are back on the streets commting crimes so that can swing both ways.

The cop will prolly be in some sort of protective custody, which can be as bad since he will more or less be in solitary. they lethim out in witht he other animals he will be killed in a day.

[Kaneman]

Well at least he wont have to sell off everythig to cover his medical expenses once his insurance runs out. I dont know at what level his cord was damaged so its hard to say how much function he has lost.

I have seen drug dealers and other lowlifes get similar sentences up here and are back on the streets commting crimes so that can swing both ways.

The cop will prolly be in some sort of protective custody, which can be as bad since he will more or less be in solitary. they lethim out in witht he other animals he will be killed in a day.

Swing both ways? There is a very large difference between purposely and maliciously causing injury to someone that directly results in paralyzing vs. selling drugs to a willing buyer. There is no comparison there.

There is an even greater difference between the two when considering this specific case as police officers are supposed to be trustworthy NOT to kill or maim innocent people.

BTW, I did not know that some people who are paralyzed below the waist can still get hard. Interesting.

[Avatard]

...they lethim out in witht he other animals he will be killed in a day.

About as "sitting duck" a scenario as shooting an unarmed guy in the back, huh?

[Kaneman]

About as "sitting duck" a scenario as shooting an unarmed guy in the back, huh?

The prison system does nothing to protect decent America citizens who's crime did not result in injury or death from being raped, tortured and so forth....why should this fucking pig be any different. As someone who was trusted by the public to send people to the place he now faces it only seems to reason that he should face the same punishments they did.

[tommymac]

Swing both ways? There is a very large difference between purposely and maliciously causing injury to someone that directly results in paralyzing vs. selling drugs to a willing buyer. There is no comparison there.

There is an even greater difference between the two when considering this specific case as police officers are supposed to be trustworthy NOT to kill or maim innocent people.

BTW, I did not know that some people who are paralyzed below the waist can still get hard. Interesting.

Ok how bout the drug dealer that kills afew people because theyre associated with one of his enemies. Plenty of innocent bystanders getting shot and killed up in these parts.

[Kaneman]

Ok how bout the drug dealer that kills afew people because theyre associated with one of his enemies. Plenty of innocent bystanders getting shot and killed up in these parts.

Are you saying you know of a specific case where a drug dealer killed a few people, was sentenced to prison for murder, and got out in under 11 years?

[tommymac]

Are you saying you know of a specific case where a drug dealer killed a few people, was sentenced to prison for murder, and got out in under 11 years?

there have been a few cases uere guys were back on hte streets after getting sweet deals only to commit worse crimes. I have no desire to go looking for them though as I am not all that interested, but the papers up here jump all over stuff like that when these guys get out after serving no time and are back at it again.

[Particle Man]

Are you saying you know of a specific case where a drug dealer killed a few people, was sentenced to prison for murder, and got out in under 11 years?

In NY? Most likely plenty.

[Amber Lamps]

Swing both ways? There is a very large difference between purposely and maliciously causing injury to someone that directly results in paralyzing vs. selling drugs to a willing buyer. There is no comparison there.

There is an even greater difference between the two when considering this specific case as police officers are supposed to be trustworthy NOT to kill or maim innocent people.

BTW, I did not know that some people who are paralyzed below the waist can still get hard. Interesting.

Viagra, my buddy is paralyzed and uses it to have sex. They can also install a pump to make it erect, ala Reebok.

[Kaneman]

there have been a few cases uere guys were back on hte streets after getting sweet deals only to commit worse crimes. I have no desire to go looking for them though as I am not all that interested, but the papers up here jump all over stuff like that when these guys get out after serving no time and are back at it again.

First of all, of course they're back at it again, they're convicted felons with no other way to make a living.

BUT, my comments were directly related to the case at hand and how I think it is severely unjust that this pig is going to do less than a decade for paralyzing this dude.

If you want to quote a case where a "drug dealer" caused serious injury or death, was convicted, and did less than a dime I will side with you, HOWEVER, and its a big HOWEVER....the general public does not employee drug dealers to keep them and their families safe. The abuse of power adds a more serious tone to the charge IMO. Kind of like how the government views hate crimes.

In NY? Most likely plenty.

Show me one, seriously.

Viagra, my buddy is paralyzed and uses it to have sex. They can also install a pump to make it erect, ala Reebok.

NO SHIT?!?!? I had no idea man. Can he feel it?

[tommymac]

Viagra, my buddy is paralyzed and uses it to have sex. They can also install a pump to make it erect, ala Reebok.

They also use implants as well.

[Kaneman]

They also use implants as well.

Cock implants?

I'm about to have to hit Google like a motherfucker.

[Amber Lamps]

They also use implants as well.

24/7 boner! I'd get it done and wear sweat pants all the time!!!:lol: Oh and KM, no he can't feel it so she can ride it until she is ready to stop.

[Kaneman]

24/7 boner! I'd get it done and wear sweat pants all the time!!!:lol: Oh and KM, no he can't feel it so she can ride it until she is ready to stop.

But Viagra isn't an instant boner pill, you have to be sexually aroused for it to work. I know, I've taken them before.

Also, if he can't feel it can he climax? And if he can't climax and he has a drug induced boner...how does he go limp again?

[tommymac]

Cock implants?

I'm about to have to hit Google like a motherfucker.

Google the NY cases too since I cant be bothered and am going to take a nap ;)

[Kaneman]

Google the NY cases too since I cant be bothered and am going to take a nap ;)

Nope, I'm just gonna call shenanigans until you prove otherwise. This pig is going to get a light sentence because he's a cop, simple as that.

[Amber Lamps]

But Viagra isn't an instant boner pill, you have to be sexually aroused for it to work. I know, I've taken them before.

Also, if he can't feel it can he climax? And if he can't climax and he has a drug induced boner...how does he go limp again?

What dosage were you using? Tom can probably speak to this better but he was taking doggone blue horse pills! Besides, "arousal" isn't necessarily a tactile condition...:idk:

[Kaneman]

What dosage were you using? Tom can probably speak to this better but he was taking doggone blue horse pills! Besides, "arousal" isn't necessarily a tactile condition...:idk:

I took a single pill a couple of hours before I met my date at a motel. I fucked her 8 times in 5 hours that day....but every time I came my erection went away until we started messing around again. And I'm talking about full-on nail hammering erections here.

Basically, the effect the pill had on me was to cause my body to react to her as if I were 15 again.

[Amber Lamps]

I took a single pill a couple of hours before I met my date at a motel. I fucked her 8 times in 5 hours that day....but every time I came my erection went away until we started messing around again. And I'm talking about full-on nail hammering erections here.

Basically, the effect the pill had on me was to cause my body to react to her as if I were 15 again.

Again, I think that it depends on the dosage. I think "normal" is 5mg and he was taking 20 or 30mg I believe... something like that. I used to have a bunch but I never had the "balls" to take them. Remember me, no smokie, no drinkie, no druggie... I ended up throwing the bottle full away after they sat for a few years.:lol:

[Kaneman]

Again, I think that it depends on the dosage. I think "normal" is 5mg and he was taking 20 or 30mg I believe... something like that. I used to have a bunch but I never had the "balls" to take them. Remember me, no smokie, no drinkie, no druggie... I ended up throwing the bottle full away after they sat for a few years.:lol:

Well he's your friend. Call him up and find out specifics. I gotta know!!

[Particle Man]

Well he's your friend. Call him up and find out specifics. I gotta know!!

:lol: I can hear the conversation now:

*ring*
- hello?
- Dude, there's this guy on the Internet that wants to know how your cock works!
-...
*click*

[Kaneman]

:lol: I can hear the conversation now:

*ring*
- hello?
- Dude, there's this guy on the Internet that wants to know how your cock works!
-...
*click*

:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

Nice dude. Nice.

[Kaneman]

Read paragraphs 20-27 of the Civil Suit that goes over what happened after the shooting as the pigs refused to remove the motorcycle from on top of the now paralyzed man. It was still running and burned his leg so badly that it almost had to be amputated.

http://www.toledoonthemove.com/uploadedfiles/wnwo/News/Stories/OH%20McCloskey%20civil%20suit.pdf

11 years max. Give me a fucking break.

[Particle Man]

:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

Nice dude. Nice.

The material was there :lol:

[Homeslice]

They also use implants as well.

An implant as in a permanently hard one? :skep: That would be fucking stupid.

Oh, and no surprise this happened in Ohio. Aside from Columbus, that place is just billy-bob ville.

[Particle Man]

An implant as in a permanently hard one? :skep: That would be fucking stupid.


As in an implanted pump.

http://www.webmd.com/erectile-dysfunction/features/could-you-use-a-penile-implant

[Captain Morgan]

This.

Where did we bash cops?

Maybe it wasn't necessarily "bashing," but it seemed like it as I was reading it the first time. It was at least saying that "all cops are the same," which is really what I was disagreeing with.

[tommymac]

Again, I think that it depends on the dosage. I think "normal" is 5mg and he was taking 20 or 30mg I believe... something like that. I used to have a bunch but I never had the "balls" to take them. Remember me, no smokie, no drinkie, no druggie... I ended up throwing the bottle full away after they sat for a few years.:lol:

Its all fun and games untill you wind up with a priapism that doesnt resolve untill the blood is evacuated from the shaft of the penis. And you can call shenanigans on that too aside from the fact I have had to help the urologists do this procedure twice when othger methods didnt work ;)

[Particle Man]

ouch - you had to drill a hole in the base of someone's pecker? Ouch. Ouch Ouch.

[tommymac]

ouch - you had to drill a hole in the base of someone's pecker? Ouch. Ouch Ouch.

not one but two:tremble:

[Particle Man]

:eek:

[racedoll]

Well at least he wont have to sell off everythig to cover his medical expenses once his insurance runs out. I dont know at what level his cord was damaged so its hard to say how much function he has lost.

No he will just have to sell everything because he can no longer enjoy it.

:lol: I can hear the conversation now:

*ring*
- hello?
- Dude, there's this guy on the Internet that wants to know how your cock works!
-...
*click*

:rofl:

Oh, and no surprise this happened in Ohio. Aside from Columbus, that place is just billy-bob redneck-ville.

Hey now!

I think the cop should have to take care of this guy so he can be there to see everything this guy now has to go through for the rest of life. Or the same thing needs done to him.

[sherri_chickie]

I think the cop should have to take care of this guy so he can be there to see everything this guy now has to go through for the rest of life. Or the same thing needs done to him.[/QUOTE]


I like this idea! And the cop would not life the bike off of him? Could he not smell the guys leg buring? fukc what an a$$ !! ( and I don't swear often unless I am in traffic!)

[njchopper87]

I think the cop should have to take care of this guy so he can be there to see everything this guy now has to go through for the rest of life. Or the same thing needs done to him.

I was thinking the same thing, but then I realized if I was the dude paralyzed I would probably want to slaughter the cop if I ever saw him again.. it probably wouldn't work out very well. Then again if the guy agreed then it could put things in perspective for the cop.. :idk:

[Avatard]

Being forced to do volunteer work as part of his sentence, taking care of the paralyzed, perhaps at a VA hospital, would be a VERY nice touch, if the judge were at all sharp...and it would teach the lesson rather nicely, without subjecting the biker to any further contact with this POS cop.

[Porkchop]

An implant as in a permanently hard one? :skep: That would be fucking stupid.

Oh, and no surprise this happened in Ohio. Aside from Columbus, that place is just billy-bob ville.

Come on now.... thats like saying all califonia is is stoners, hippies, and actors. Yes ohio has billy bobs, but what state doesnt...

[Bryan]

I did hear a commercial on a Toledo radio station today that the police was hiring and was taking applications.

[OneSickPsycho]

An implant as in a permanently hard one? :skep: That would be fucking stupid.

Oh, and no surprise this happened in Ohio. Aside from Columbus, that place is just billy-bob ville.

Not even close... Cincinnati, Cleveland, Canton, Youngstown, and many many other cities are more thug life than redneck.