The Department of State strongly recommends against all travel by U.S. citizens to the State of Mississippi. This replaces previous travel warnings, to reiterate and highlight the risk of police harassment and violence, arbitrary arrest and possibly lengthy detention due to Mississippi’s inconsistent application of its criminal laws.
[plagiarized off the US State Dept's warning for North Korea]
So, basically, you're saying that every single professional this man encountered after the initial encounter simply stood there and watched him die? Are they all in whiplash collars for all the shoulder shrugging they engaged in?
It's easy to imagine the cops putting up a human wall, and ordering everyone that they can attend to him after he's 'in control'. Of course trying to move into a position where you can breathe looks a lot like 'resisting', particularly when you're hogtied in a stress position.
Our local Sheriff and Police Chief used almost those exact words. "If you just do exactly what we say, you will be OK" Also "don't disrespect the police", exact words.
No insurance card? Get lost, looser.
The Department of State strongly recommends against all travel by U.S. citizens to the State of Mississippi. This replaces previous travel warnings, to reiterate and highlight the risk of police harassment and violence, arbitrary arrest and possibly lengthy detention due to Mississippi’s inconsistent application of its criminal laws.
[plagiarized off the US State Dept's warning for North Korea]
I heard Bob Dylan died of drugs.
or at least one free "get out of being hogtied and asphixiated" card. Those are worth a lot in MS.
Has any situation ever IMPROVED with the addition of police to it?
A decent liability lawyer will take this case on 30% spec, and go home with a couple million. More, if it actually goes to court.
You could say it's in a class by itself.
The Syrians called; they support the Governor's plan to block refugees from settling there.
Such a shame about Willie Nelson and Keef Richard - drugs did for them as well
This is the brain bleach I was looking for
So, basically, you're saying that every single professional this man encountered after the initial encounter simply stood there and watched him die? Are they all in whiplash collars for all the shoulder shrugging they engaged in?
They had them in Tennessee when I lived there in the late 70's also, too.
It's easy to imagine the cops putting up a human wall, and ordering everyone that they can attend to him after he's 'in control'. Of course trying to move into a position where you can breathe looks a lot like 'resisting', particularly when you're hogtied in a stress position.
Our local Sheriff and Police Chief used almost those exact words. "If you just do exactly what we say, you will be OK" Also "don't disrespect the police", exact words.
Are you kidding? That was a nightmare.
Well I believe that he didn't "scream" "I can't breathe" because if you can scream, you can breathe. Other than that, FTG for not doing their jobs.