This place wasn't named the best place to live in America by accident.

(06-09-2015 08:51 AM)CardFan1 Wrote:  

(06-09-2015 08:18 AM)firmbizzle Wrote:  

(06-09-2015 08:01 AM)QuestionSocratic Wrote:  

(06-09-2015 07:43 AM)firmbizzle Wrote:  

(06-09-2015 07:33 AM)QuestionSocratic Wrote:  Worthless hear say.

Nope. It's on video.

So because Tatyana's interview was on video, it isn't hearsay?

Eyewitness Brandon Brooks caught it actually happening on video.

Did You notice on full video, The White Guy filming it was never asked to sit but His 2 friends were, including the one whom returned the Flashlight the officer dropped when He fell to the other Cop whom thanked Him for returning it. Just shows You only 1 Cop was way over excited while the rest were calm and collected.

Agreed. The other two cops had excellent situational awareness, even explaining to the kids calmly how they needed to behave.

(06-09-2015 08:02 AM)CliftonAve Wrote:  1. I have no problem with the police responding to this pool party. I live in a subdivision with a community pool as well. If 100 people (of any color) showed up jumping fences and acting loud and obnoxious I would not be happy either. I can't speak for this particular neighborhood, but most community pools are not very big.

2. Obviously we only have the privilege of seeing about seven minutes of activity and do not have access to what took place before and after the film. That being said, I do think the police officer went a tad over board. I see no reason for him to draw his weapon and frankly I see no point to wrestling the 14 year old girl to the ground. I am sure she was not listening and being a complete *****, but frankly nothing was going to come good of putting his hands on her.

3. I see no evidence of a racial component here. The cops were called to the scene by residents of the community. It was appropriate for them to respond. I would suspect the officer's response would have been similar even if there were 100-150 white kids on the scene and they behaved in the same manner as the kids in this video. FWIW, I have seen numerous encounters with the police and white teens that have played out similarly. As a parent of a teen I know how they like to talk about things they know nothing about and pop their mouth off when they shouldn't.

Agree except that there was apparently a racial component that started the incident between the adult and teen at the pool. After the cops arrived it was one cop trying to corral about 50 kids, which wasn't going to happen. Just get a bullhorn, tell them that the party is over and to go home.

(06-09-2015 08:24 AM)fsquid Wrote:  we are never going to know the whole story. I do fell uneasy about manhandling a 14 year old like that and it is probably why the department put him on admin leave.

I find it interesting that there's apparently no video of the lead up to police arrival. Something isnt quite right here.

I mean, a damn dj was trying to throw a party at a pool he didn't belong to. We know that a lot of teens showed up uninvited. A white person uses a racial slur and suddenly they're the bad guys here. Calling somebody a name overrides all the other bs. Gtfo of here.

(06-09-2015 09:23 AM)blunderbuss Wrote:  

(06-09-2015 08:24 AM)fsquid Wrote:  we are never going to know the whole story. I do fell uneasy about manhandling a 14 year old like that and it is probably why the department put him on admin leave.

I find it interesting that there's apparently no video of the lead up to police arrival. Something isnt quite right here.

I mean, a damn dj was trying to throw a party at a pool he didn't belong to. We know that a lot of teens showed up uninvited. A white person uses a racial slur and assaulted someone, suddenly they're the bad guys here. Calling somebody a name overrides all the other bs. Gtfo of here.

FIFY

(06-09-2015 09:31 AM)firmbizzle Wrote:  

(06-09-2015 09:23 AM)blunderbuss Wrote:  

(06-09-2015 08:24 AM)fsquid Wrote:  we are never going to know the whole story. I do fell uneasy about manhandling a 14 year old like that and it is probably why the department put him on admin leave.

I find it interesting that there's apparently no video of the lead up to police arrival. Something isnt quite right here.

I mean, a damn dj was trying to throw a party at a pool he didn't belong to. We know that a lot of teens showed up uninvited. A white person uses a racial slur and assaulted someone, suddenly they're the bad guys here. Calling somebody a name overrides all the other bs. Gtfo of here.

FIFY

Ok... What happened before that? Did this mom really assault this kid or not? Besides, they shouldn't have been there in the first place. When do we get to hear the adults side of the story?

(06-07-2015 10:06 AM)firmbizzle Wrote:  What are they doing at a pool party anyway?

Race Baiting. It's all that's left of the progressive movement.

Regardless of who threw the first punch, it's amazing how all the stupid choices these kids made beforehand gets thrown out the window by liberals.

(06-09-2015 09:41 AM)blunderbuss Wrote:  Regardless of who threw the first punch, it's amazing how all the stupid choices these kids made beforehand gets thrown out the window by liberals.

B/c liberals have no problem with them breaking laws and being a public nuisance. Progressivism, hopey changey, down with white privilege, blah blah.

(06-09-2015 08:33 AM)NCeagle Wrote:  was at a party when I was in high school. cops were called due to noise. A couple people, guys and girls were wrestled to the ground after they tried to get away and not cooperate.

for some reason that didn't make the news.

It wasn't on video.

Just remember, if you own a swimming pool or live in a community with a non-public pool that you are a racist:

http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/wonk...n/?hpid=z2

Madness.

(06-09-2015 09:04 AM)fsquid Wrote:  This place wasn't named the best place to live in America by accident.

McKinney really is a great place ... #1 in America according to Fortune or Money magazine.

If we could only keep the Dallas kids from climbing over fences to get into our pools.

(06-09-2015 10:13 AM)Hokie4Skins Wrote:  Just remember, if you own a swimming pool or live in a community with a non-public pool that you are a racist:

http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/wonk...n/?hpid=z2

Madness.

Don't forget gated communities ... I hear they're filled with KKK.

yeah. how dare gated communities try to keep crime and riff raff out.

(06-09-2015 10:13 AM)Hokie4Skins Wrote:  Just remember, if you own a swimming pool or live in a community with a non-public pool that you are a racist:

http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/wonk...n/?hpid=z2

Madness.

Hyperbole.

(06-09-2015 10:50 AM)UConn-SMU Wrote:  

(06-09-2015 10:13 AM)Hokie4Skins Wrote:  Just remember, if you own a swimming pool or live in a community with a non-public pool that you are a racist:

http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/wonk...n/?hpid=z2

Madness.

Don't forget gated communities ... I hear they're filled with KKK.

My black neighbor to the left of me and the Asian couple across the street probably don't even realize they are racists! I should probably tell them.

(06-09-2015 09:23 AM)blunderbuss Wrote:  

(06-09-2015 08:24 AM)fsquid Wrote:  we are never going to know the whole story. I do fell uneasy about manhandling a 14 year old like that and it is probably why the department put him on admin leave.

I find it interesting that there's apparently no video of the lead up to police arrival. Something isnt quite right here.

I mean, a damn dj was trying to throw a party at a pool he didn't belong to. We know that a lot of teens showed up uninvited. A white person uses a racial slur and suddenly they're the bad guys here. Calling somebody a name overrides all the other bs. Gtfo of here.

The DJ and Promoter were both using the event to sell Tickets to a Rave that was supposed to be held this weekend.

Now the event has been cancelled and both individuals have been unavailable and unlocatable when Police have attempted to interview them.

Perhaps they were paid to stage this event and provoke an incident?

(06-09-2015 08:33 AM)NCeagle Wrote:  was at a party when I was in high school. cops were called due to noise. A couple people, guys and girls were wrestled to the ground after they tried to get away and not cooperate.

for some reason that didn't make the news.

diferent time, different place. no video camera.

When will all these advocates for police brutality demand for a class on how to act when you are approached by a law enforcement personnel. This obviously is a problem!

It appears there is no protocol on how to behave when approached by law enforcement.

How HARD is this?

We could finally end this confusion!

(06-09-2015 09:38 AM)blunderbuss Wrote:  

(06-09-2015 09:31 AM)firmbizzle Wrote:  

(06-09-2015 09:23 AM)blunderbuss Wrote:  

(06-09-2015 08:24 AM)fsquid Wrote:  we are never going to know the whole story. I do fell uneasy about manhandling a 14 year old like that and it is probably why the department put him on admin leave.

I find it interesting that there's apparently no video of the lead up to police arrival. Something isnt quite right here.

I mean, a damn dj was trying to throw a party at a pool he didn't belong to. We know that a lot of teens showed up uninvited. A white person uses a racial slur and assaulted someone, suddenly they're the bad guys here. Calling somebody a name overrides all the other bs. Gtfo of here.

FIFY

Ok... What happened before that? Did this mom really assault this kid or not? Besides, they shouldn't have been there in the first place. When do we get to hear the adults side of the story?

Multiple eyewitnesses said that the mom slapped the kid and called her a racial epithet.