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Lee-Lee

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3. Agreed. I will be their agency policy is anyone in the car must be cuffed

Reply to woolldog (Reply #1)

Sun Jul 9, 2017, 09:57 AM

Jul 2017

Most agencies require anyone placed in the back seat to be cuffed. There should be better policies that address how children are handled.

But that discussion isn't happening now in that community because the person who wanted to draw attention to it had to make up lies about the incident, so instead the focus is just on the lies and the department having to fight against them and correct the record.

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Video released after police accused of pointing guns at 11 year old with BB gun [View all] Lee-Lee Jul 2017 OP

He handcuffs an 11 year old kid woolldog Jul 2017 #1

Right, they still went to far for no damn good reason guns drawn or not. YCHDT Jul 2017 #2

Agreed. I will be their agency policy is anyone in the car must be cuffed Lee-Lee Jul 2017 #3

I remember as a little kid having a shootout with a police officer. LiberalArkie Jul 2017 #4

I'll play Devil's Advocate again. aikoaiko Jul 2017 #5

Well, I suppose this is a lot better than shooting the kid on sight. But I'd like to see Hoyt Jul 2017 #6