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jehop61

(1,735 posts)
9. How do you know
Fri Oct 31, 2014, 12:45 PM
Oct 2014

he received any beating from the police? People sometimes just assume that's the case. Why don't we let the news on this unfold? I guess people who haven't "walked the walk"of being in law enforcement expect those who have to be super human, all knowing, and omnipotent, all for around $40 k a year. Get real and pray for the family of the fallen officer. I will.

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Police abuse - Eric Frein [View all] scarystuffyo Oct 2014 OP
Cops would never beat on a guy they're mad at. Comrade Grumpy Oct 2014 #1
After shooting a cop TBF Oct 2014 #2
All Frein allegedly did was kill a couple cops. It's not like he stole a KingCharlemagne Oct 2014 #25
Sorry jehop61 Oct 2014 #3
So a little extrajudicial punishment is justified. Got it. Comrade Grumpy Oct 2014 #4
+1,000 - So much for due process of law malaise Oct 2014 #16
"Due process of law" is so 20th Century - nt KingCharlemagne Oct 2014 #26
No it's not justified, GGJohn Oct 2014 #45
I'm glad they got him also but if he gave up and had no weapons when he surrenderd scarystuffyo Oct 2014 #5
But at least he didn't jay-walk. nt kelliekat44 Oct 2014 #56
Are you an advocate... atreides1 Oct 2014 #6
How do you know jehop61 Oct 2014 #9
breaking someone's nose is equally bad as murdering someone in cold blood onenote Oct 2014 #44
"And he disrupted and scared thousands in the area". VScott Oct 2014 #18
You are so right. newcriminal Oct 2014 #20
Please stop justifying police brutality. Live and Learn Oct 2014 #36
And you know this is police brutality how? GGJohn Oct 2014 #46
I didn't say it was. Live and Learn Oct 2014 #52
Why? GGJohn Oct 2014 #58
It only takes one to do serious damage. And by the way, Live and Learn Nov 2014 #62
Besides here on DU, is there any suggestion that the cops were too rough with him? GGJohn Nov 2014 #71
Yes. Now, even the police are saying the injuries happened Live and Learn Nov 2014 #72
Jumping the gun... Whiskeytide Oct 2014 #7
The scrape maybe but the gash to the nose? his nose is swollen like he was hit scarystuffyo Oct 2014 #8
Maybe. I suppose we'll hear more about it soon... Whiskeytide Oct 2014 #14
The nose could have happened justiceischeap Oct 2014 #28
And the tooth fairy could exist. Live and Learn Oct 2014 #38
Perhaps. And skepticism is healthy... Whiskeytide Oct 2014 #43
Or it happened when they took him to the ground. GGJohn Oct 2014 #47
Nope, per the news reports, he surrendered and laid down on the ground. nt Live and Learn Oct 2014 #53
And standard procedure is for police to approach and put their knee in the back GGJohn Oct 2014 #59
If standard procedure is to break someone's nose, Live and Learn Nov 2014 #61
I didn't say that, GGJohn Nov 2014 #68
I was there at the arraignment. newcriminal Oct 2014 #10
They also drove him there in the patrol car of the officer he allegedly killed Live and Learn Oct 2014 #54
So what? GGJohn Oct 2014 #60
Why do you have a problem with that? Nt geek tragedy Nov 2014 #67
How big a force is it? treestar Nov 2014 #70
Your weird outrage at a terrorist being photographed geek tragedy Nov 2014 #66
t roll JI7 Oct 2014 #11
Seriously. n/t FSogol Oct 2014 #12
ROFL alcibiades_mystery Oct 2014 #41
You Better Believe It. nt msanthrope Nov 2014 #63
I think they showed incredible restraint sharp_stick Oct 2014 #13
Not killing someone is showing incredible restraint? newcriminal Oct 2014 #15
It is when cops and cop killers sharp_stick Oct 2014 #17
I assumed he would be killed, but newcriminal Oct 2014 #19
There are no cliffs in Tannersville Glassunion Oct 2014 #40
There's always a cliff sharp_stick Oct 2014 #48
I'm glad he was caught. blackspade Oct 2014 #21
I'm sure he slipped on his oven mittens, NM_Birder Oct 2014 #24
What? blackspade Oct 2014 #35
In a high profile case like this gratuitous Oct 2014 #22
"Toady Show" FTW! KamaAina Oct 2014 #37
I would have expected LiberalElite Oct 2014 #23
In the old days, the cops knew how to inflict serious pain Jackpine Radical Oct 2014 #30
Eric Frein hid out in the woods for 7 weeks, in dire and drastic conditions. blue neen Oct 2014 #27
He got captured without a fight and ended up with a broken nose. Renew Deal Oct 2014 #31
"ended up with a broken nose" LiberalElite Oct 2014 #39
IMO, he looks too clean shaven after 7 weeks on the run in the woods. PADemD Oct 2014 #32
That is a very interesting point - TBF Oct 2014 #42
I noticed the same thing Renew Deal Oct 2014 #29
who cares about his minor scrapes and scratches??? he killed people. locdlib Oct 2014 #33
The wound to the nose looks fresh, Feral Child Oct 2014 #34
And it also looks like he was cleaned up... Historic NY Oct 2014 #57
Yep. Feral Child Nov 2014 #65
Police should be required to wear body cams while on duty. <nt> garf Oct 2014 #49
Who Cares if H. Cromwell Oct 2014 #50
I do. Police brutality is never acceptable. Live and Learn Oct 2014 #55
I do not know enough about this specific case to comment about it, but I will say PatrickforO Oct 2014 #51
should be looked into--what makes us not the same as the bad guys dembotoz Nov 2014 #64
+1 Glad somebody gets it. nt Live and Learn Nov 2014 #73
We don't have to assume that treestar Nov 2014 #69
The police have admitted it happened during the arrest. Live and Learn Nov 2014 #74
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