Website review: History News Network
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MichaelJN discovered 6 weeks ago- This teen learned a valuable lesson. Next time a cop gives him an order I think he will comply regardless of whether his back is "broken".
- Rufus777 rated 8 days ago
- They do protect and serve! If say you were in an airport in a strange country, a little confused, can't speak the language, the R.C.M.P can help you, they will send 4 officers to calm you down, the Taser will have that effect, I know what you are thinking, hey how can a Taser calm someone down? If you use it just right, the person will die! Then they are much easier to deal with! This is the new way of law enforcement! To bad they couldn't use the Tasers on convicted criminals!
- neverwas rated 8 days ago
- "Hey look! It's a 16 year old with a broken back!" "What do you think we should do?" "I still haven't tried out this taser..."
- roslyn217 rated 8 days ago
- The Glories Of The Police State Liberty & Power: Group Blog Wendy McElroy The Police Worry About Your Health Once. And again...And again...And again...And again...And again...And again... And again...And again...And again...And again...And again...And again... And again...And again...And again...And again...And again...And again. 19. That's the estimated number of times the Ozark police tasered 16-year-old Mace Hutchinson whom they found lying underneath a highway overpass with a broken back that apparently resulted from fall. (News item here. http://www.ky3.com/home/video/25829234.html) The police had been summoned by a 911 call that, one presumes, was placed by people who wished to help the teenager. Mace did not obey the policemen's orders but spoke incoherently instead and, so, they tasered him up to 19 times -- each time repeating the command -- before one of the police wondered aloud whether they should call an ambulance. In intensive care for the broken back and broken heel, Mace had to wait two days for surgery because the tasering had raised his white blood count and caused a fever. From the news article linked above. Ozark Police Capt. Thomas Rousset. "It's a big concern for the officers to keep this guy out of traffic, to keep him from getting hurt," said Rousset. You'd think they might have thought to stop the traffic before using the taser.
- tree-lights rated 9 days ago
- HAHA! The story itself isn't funny, but I live pretty much RIGHT IN THE OZARKS! I could've told anyone that the police officers around here are bollocks! Jeez... one of our officers for my town is now working at Casey's (a local convenience store).
- Wilf rated 9 days ago
- Why do I hear stories like this everyday? Why is a government run organisation in the self declared 'leader of the free world' allowed to practice policies of bare-faced brutality 'for the good of the people'?
- broilman rated 10 days ago
- well written intro. taser case.
- BrainRotMenacer rated 11 days ago
- A lot of people are saying this is "unbelievable" and "shocking" (tasteless pun, and I approve), but this is exactly what I expect from pigs.
- scttwms rated 13 days ago
- From the page: "Ozark police tasered 16-year-old Mace Hutchinson whom they found lying underneath a highway overpass with a broken back"
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