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60. The 30 year veteran doesn't appear to agree. In addition, the means they used on a

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Sun Oct 10, 2021, 12:04 PM

Oct 2021

paraplegic should be found excessive and inhumane.

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Black real estate agent and his Black clients file lawsuit after being handcuffed by police [View all] BeckyDem Oct 2021 OP

I hope they take take the city to the cleaners MustLoveBeagles Oct 2021 #1

Yes, but the person who made the call should be sued also JohnSJ Oct 2021 #2

I like that idea Marthe48 Oct 2021 #30

Agree 100%... Deuce Oct 2021 #64

My gut feeling is that the officer's actions were reasonable given the information they had GregariousGroundhog Oct 2021 #3

Bullshit The Magistrate Oct 2021 #4

nonsense. the police have no way of stopdiggin Oct 2021 #8

Well Karen will certainly be happy to hear that. MrsCoffee Oct 2021 #12

That's the thing, they handcuffed them wellst0nev0ter Oct 2021 #15

I have noticed that when police are called, first thing is they handcuff a person. question everything Oct 2021 #34

LEOs don't handcuff a person they handcuff suspects after they access they're suspects ... uponit7771 Oct 2021 #48

I hope the people GET MILLIONS in the lawsuits!! BAD racist pig cops Trueblue1968 Oct 2021 #57

And The Caller's Claim Of Criminal Behavior, Sweetheart The Magistrate Oct 2021 #18

+1. BeckyDem Oct 2021 #22

but the police do not know this at the outset stopdiggin Oct 2021 #46

... then it was up to them to access unless they were in danger or something. This was a bad call uponit7771 Oct 2021 #49

Do Yourself A Favor, Sir, And Live Up To Your Name The Magistrate Oct 2021 #53

However, this was apparently a house ON SALE? vanlassie Oct 2021 #27

+1, ignoring this could be a legit showing handcuffing vs asking for situation uponit7771 Oct 2021 #50

Bullshit happy feet Oct 2021 #38

Viewing the home was not criminal activity and it's up to the LEOs on site to access and confirm uponit7771 Oct 2021 #47

This same thing happened in Cincinnati last year and it cost the city $151,000. vsrazdem Oct 2021 #11

Should be coming out of police pensions, not taxpayers. Merlot Oct 2021 #37

Reasonable zipplewrath Oct 2021 #6

Were there judgement calls made here though? GregariousGroundhog Oct 2021 #7

That Is A Category Error The Magistrate Oct 2021 #23

Correct Sir malaise Oct 2021 #41

From the article linked in the OP csziggy Oct 2021 #26

+1, cops heard "black men" and decided anyone who was black inside the house was a suspect ... uponit7771 Oct 2021 #52

Do burglars usually let themselves in the front door with a key in broad daylight? Withywindle Oct 2021 #68

And this: PatSeg Oct 2021 #5

Not directed to you. I'm sad to read by some, the defense of the police in this thread. BeckyDem Oct 2021 #13

I agree PatSeg Oct 2021 #31

Yes. Perfectly reasonable. BeckyDem Oct 2021 #33

It is inconceivable, PatSeg Oct 2021 #35

Totally. +1 BeckyDem Oct 2021 #45

It happens every day when people decide, for whatever reason, to resist a lawful order. N/T Jedi Guy Oct 2021 #54

A lawful order? How would you know that? You don't. BeckyDem Oct 2021 #58

I absolutely know it was a lawful order. Jedi Guy Oct 2021 #59

The 30 year veteran doesn't appear to agree. In addition, the means they used on a BeckyDem Oct 2021 #60

He addressed the apparent lack of a call for a supervisor. Jedi Guy Oct 2021 #61

He also stressed their lack of compliance. Will they be dragged out of their precinct for failure? BeckyDem Oct 2021 #62

Once he refused to exit the vehicle, he did commit a crime. Jedi Guy Oct 2021 #63

It should be challenged and another the reason the court should be expanded. BeckyDem Oct 2021 #65

Rodriguez v. US has nothing to do with ordering someone out of a vehicle, though. Jedi Guy Oct 2021 #66

Oh I disagree, it intertwines and can be relevant/argued depending on BeckyDem Oct 2021 #67

This is the third time in the last 2 years I have seen black realtors handcuffed vsrazdem Oct 2021 #9

Exactly. BeckyDem Oct 2021 #14

a neighbors call? llashram Oct 2021 #10

I an't believe there are people on this site defending what the police did. Mickju Oct 2021 #16

Happens, unfortunately. BeckyDem Oct 2021 #20

The"alert" button is your friend. nt Wednesdays Oct 2021 #21

Failing to automatically condemn the police is against the DU TOS now? Jedi Guy Oct 2021 #55

Yeah, but here's the thing: I'm selling my previous home right now. MineralMan Oct 2021 #17

Absolutely, thank you. BeckyDem Oct 2021 #19

What should have happened would be the police coming, MineralMan Oct 2021 #24

If this goes to trial, I hope the jury sees it the same way. BeckyDem Oct 2021 #28

I think in the case of this article it does work that way. plimsoll Oct 2021 #32

And that's probably what motivated the call. Merlot Oct 2021 #39

That's how the affluent 99% white town I grew up in worked. hunter Oct 2021 #42

Yup. MineralMan Oct 2021 #44

Could be. MineralMan Oct 2021 #43

I thought that too, MM obamanut2012 Oct 2021 #36

+1 uponit7771 Oct 2021 #51

I just sat here and cried after reading that. joetheman Oct 2021 #25

I try to post positive changes, but this issue is alarming to me because we also BeckyDem Oct 2021 #29

Unbelievable what cops get away with. DickKessler Oct 2021 #40

Kick Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin Oct 2021 #56