https://abcnews.go.com/US/wireStory/colorado-officers-investigation-violent-arrest-79098956

I guess the new policy is to allow the perp to resist and beat on all the officers he doesn't like until the department finally sends one he likes and will allow to arrest him.

And just when you thought the bullshit couldn't get any deeper...

Swamp doesn't seem to have a bottom.

DF

Yep.

Been in Aurora, lots of nasty folks there!

Yep. Not the Colorado that was once a great place to Hunt, Fish, And vacation.

I wouldn't be so quick to judge the officer. The perp could have looked at him wrong or something.

Anyone commenting here seen the video? The "perp" did not resist arrest or "beat on the officers." He was sitting down when they approached, and he never even stood up. Little skinny dude, just sitting there, cop pulls his pistol and put it up to the guy's head. All for a complaint about trespassing, of all things.

Search for the video. That cop needs a good ass beating.

It is not clear what race or ethnicity he identifies as, but he appears in the video to be a person of color.



This is what I wanted.
For so long.
Anyone with younger kids needs to
read this statement and think.
You want your kid to have the best changes at success?
There is one thing you can do.
Takes 0 $$$, no time.
Puts them at thge front of the line.

How about a link?

The tweaker may have given the good officer stink eye.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qKSeaHzLwo0

The campfire has turned into believing every black is guilty or deserving, and every cop is a hero 🙄

Found a video on my own:







Obviously it has been edited. If the editing has not been done in such a way as to deceive the public, then the arrest was indeed excessively brutal. I won't accept that as a valid conclusion, though, until I see the whole incident uncut and unedited. We've been deceived too many times before.

I'd say pistol whipping a guy into needing stitches is pretty compelling.

Where's Barney Fife when you need him.


Sheesh!

Hold into the BLM mailing list!

As opposed to every cop is guilty or deserving, and every black is a hero?

That video does not show the entire incident either and is obviously edited for dramatic effect. The subject was uncooperative, that much can be seen. If he had complied with the officer's instructions without argument I do not doubt there would have been no beating.

Anyone submitting THAT video as evidence into a discussion or argument gets laughed out of the room. Fugks sake.

I'm not "submitting" anything, RR asked for a link and that one popped up in the google search.

The body cam footage in its entirety is out there if anyone cares to spend a .minute or two and find it.

Or, just remain comfortably ensconced in the back row of the peanut gallery.

Here is the link with the article too.

https://www.9news.com/article/news/.../73-45c7aa47-6724-4a67-b343-5fdfe9631449

Aurora officer facing assault charges resigns



AURORA, Colo. — Aurora Police Department (APD) said an officer resigned after affidavits say he strangled a man for more than 30 seconds while attempting to take him into custody last week.

APD released body camera footage of the incident during a news conference Tuesday afternoon that shows that Officer John Haubert had his hands around the man's throat for 39 seconds until the man appeared to begin to lose consciousness.



"What you are going to see is going to anger you, it may even bring you to tears," APD Chief Vanessa Wilson said before showing the video. "I know that I felt myself welling up with tears as well as anger."

Wilson said Tuesday that the man was not armed.

Video also shows him striking the suspect various times on the head with his duty-weapon, according to the affidavit. When asked whose blood was on his weapon, Haubert was heard saying in body camera footage, "Should be his [the suspect's], all that blood on him is from me [expletive] pistol whipping him."

Arrest warrants were issued Monday afternoon for Haubert and Officer Francine Martinez in connection to the use-of-force incident that happened after the pair responded to a trespassing call on July 23 in the 3100 block of South Parker Road. That's near the intersection of East Dartmouth Avenue and South Parker Road.



According to the police report, the arrest warrant issued for Haubert includes the following charges:

Attempted first-degree assault
Second-degree assault
Felony menacing
Official oppression
First-degree official misconduct



Haubert turned himself in Monday evening at the Arapahoe County jail. He was booked in, posted bond and was released, according to the Arapahoe County Sheriff's Office.

"We're disgusted, we're angry, this is not police work," Wilson said. "We don't train this. This is not acceptable."

While responding to the call, the officers encountered Kyle Vinson, who had an active warrant out for his arrest, the affidavit says. Wilson said she believed that at the time of the incident Vinson was unaware of the warrant. Court records show that it was issued on June 8 of this year after he failed to comply with the conditions of a deferred judgment that was granted in April 2019 for a prior domestic violence incident.



According to the affidavit, Vinson suffered serious injuries while being taken into custody by Haubert. The injuries included:

Bruise and cut on forehead
Right eye was half swollen shut and bruised
Cut on top of the head that required five stitches
Bruising on chest area

According to the affidavit, some of the head injuries were the result of Haubert using his duty pistol to strike Vinson.

Body camera footage from Haubert and Martinez shows the officers approaching several people, including Vinson. Two of the three people ran when the officers approached to take them into custody. Vinson did not, according to the affidavit.

Haubert immediately placed his left hand on Vinson's chest and pushed him to the ground, drew his weapon and ordered Vinson to roll onto his stomach. Vinson's hands were up with his palms facing Haubert, the affidavit says.

Up to this point in the video, there were no signs that Vinson had resisted, the affidavit says. Vinson complied and rolled over to his stomach, without physical force being applied, the document states.

Haubert gave commands several times for Vinson to place his hands in front of him while on the ground and then "grabbed onto Mr. Vinson's neck and pointed his duty pistol at Mr. Vinson's head," the affidavit says.

He then pushed Vinson's head into the ground while pressing the muzzle of his gun to the back of his head, according to the affidavit.

"It does not appear from the body camera footage video that Vinson had used any force," against either of the responding officers, the affidavit says.

Haubert continued pressing his weapons against Vinson's head, despite his compliance with commands, according to the affidavit.

When Martinez came over to attempt to place Vinson in handcuffs, the affidavit says that Vinton began to resist and that Haubert placed his gun into Vinson's right neck area from a "mounted position" on top of Vinson's waist area.



From this position, the affidavit says, Haubert ordered Vinson to "get on his face" and "began to strike Mr. Vinson on the head with his duty pistol." It appears from the video he was struck four times.

After he was hit, the affidavit says, Vinson, stated, "OK, OK, I'm trying." Haubert is then seen hitting Vinson two times in the back of his head with his gun, the affidavit says.

Vinson also repeatedly said, "You're killing me," and visible injuries and blood could be seen on his head, the affidavit says. The video shows Haubert strike Vinson again, this time using the butt of his pistol on the top of Vinson's head.

Martinez was then seen in the video grabbing Vinson's shirt and ordering him to turn over. At that point, the video shows Haubert strike Vinson in the chest with his pistol, according to the affidavit.

The video then shows Haubert grab Vinson by the neck and force him backward. That action caused Haubert's body camera to become dislodged, the affidavit says.

Martinez's body camera continued recording, and it showed Vinson on the ground with Haubert's hands around his throat.

According to the affidavit, "while squeezing Vinson's throat," Haubert told Vinson, "If you move I will shoot you."

While the video shows Vinson trying to remove the officer's hands from his neck with his hands, it does not show him "striking, punching or kicking" Haubert, the affidavit says. It goes on to say it "does not appear Vinson made any life-threatening actions" toward either officer.

The video shows that Vinson's voice became hoarse and that he was struggling to speak and then appeared to be losing consciousness, the affidavit says. At one point, the affidavit says, Vinson began to cry while being strangled by the officer.

Based on the timestamps on the video, it was 39 seconds before Haubert removed his hands from Vinson's neck, the affidavit says.

Haubert was heard making various statements about the incident on body camera footage from other officers.

When asked by a sergeant who was responsible for the use of force, Haubert replied, "Me. I was wailing the [expletive] out of him," the affidavit says.

Martinez faces charges for failing to intervene in the incident. The charges she faces include:

Duty to intervene
Duty to report use of force by peace officer

Wilson said that Martinez was also released from custody after posting bond.

An Internal Affairs investigation is also underway, and Wilson said that Haubert was on administrative leave without pay, and Martinez is on administrative leave with pay because she does not face a felony charge.

The Internal Affairs investigation into Haubert will continue to go through the required review process, and Wilson will then make her final decision on if he violated department policy and what his discipline would've been.

"I hope the transparency that we're giving you here today as well as the swift action by our police department can make some of you believe we are trying to do the right thing, we are trying to reform, and we are trying to make a difference," Wilson said.

The problem with the world today is there haven't been enough ass whippins' going around.

Yes, actually that's exactly what you did.

I'm not defending or condemning the cops actions, or the dude with a warrant that said he couldn't breath laying on his back with no pressure applied.

But if you come on strong with an opinion, and back it up with that shidt, well, I don't care what gallery you're sitting in you're retarded.

Still haven't seen an uncut, unedited version of the bodycam footage.

Maybe it just isn't well enough publicized for some here, but there's a subversive group operating in this country whose goal is to undermine the credibility of local police forces in order to facilitate federalizing allof them. There's also a rumor out there that the liberal media has thrown in with this bunch.

Whine, moan carry on all you want, as soon as the guys currently working can retire, there will be no one to replace them. 20 years from now you will be on your own and fending for yourselves. Like most things in life you have to take the good with the bad and make the best of it. Otherwise, well, I have already predicted the outcome.

kwg

What kind of fair-minded schidt is that?

Damn straight. Nobody has any respect or common courtesy for others.

A good ass whoopin' goes a long way

I'm about 4 months out and decided I'm done when I pull the pin.

Huh?


What the fugg kinda ying yang bs is that?

Yep. It’s Not like The Commie Socialist Fake News Media is going to show a uncut video showing the Perp being a schitthead. Doesn’t Fit Their Agenda.

But it'll be posted and reposted on here, then treated like a hot potato when questioned. lol

Fugking puzzles. If a guy is going to take a stand and say "by God this is my hill" then defend it. Or admit you might be wrong. Seems simple enough. But I could be wrong. Difference is I'm not afraid to admit it, because I'm not a flat brim wearing bitch with a progressive agenda.

Some video


https://leakedreality.com/video/181...assault-after-suspect-was-pistol-whipped


https://leakedreality.com/video/182...assing-suspect-choked-and-pistol-whipped

Is this one of those fights our resident badass Copperqueen keeps referring to?

He voted for Biden and was akpenisdudes friend, that set the cop off

You would take a clip edited by CBS News, who we KNOW is not above deception and manipulation, and use that as justification for condemning a police officer? What kind of fair-minded shidt is THAT???

If and when a complete, unedited bodycam clip shows that the officer truly did beat this man for the pure meanness of it I will join you in condemning him...but I'll be standing far off to the side and away from you because I won't associate myself with the gullible who are all too willing to buy into something CBS wants us to believe.

Fair-minded? What in hell would you know about that??

700 LH posted the whole thing. You can watch it and draw your own comclusions.

Or keep flapping your gums in ignorance.

It looks like the guy did resist, but not until he was face down in the gravel with the fat POS shoving his face into it, pressing the muzzle of his pistol into the back of his head. If you think cops should be able to do that to a guy who's up to that point complying, and the guy should just lay there and not try to defend himself you're a bigger pussy than any flat brimmer. Absolutely no need for the fat POS to shove his face into the ground like that. Two cops there, 1 skinny little guy face down on the ground.

"By God this is my hill?" Give me a fugging break.

BS. All we have seen is edited clips.