That's why you work two jobs now and live in an apartment.

(10-27-2015 08:45 PM)South Carolina Duke Wrote:  The girl would not put her phone away during class and was disruptive. The teacher , a black male, was disrespected. So was an assistant administrator so the Resource Officer was called in. She then ignored his request to get up and leave the class THREE times.

Now the only thing "disturbing" is the fact that she was not raised any better than this. I'm certain that her PARENT ( singular) is no better.

She got what she deserved.

Wholeheartedly agree.

1- Trying to get into one of those desk is difficult. Trying to forcibly remove someone from that type of desk is not going to be graceful. The officer tried to talk her down. Then gave her a choice. Then went and tried to guide her out of the chair (not the hands on the shoulders). The student then gets feisty. The officer grabs a leg which is what causes the desk to flip over and then pulled her out. She did go flying a bit but again, not easy to get out of that types of desk.
2- What else should the SRO done? Lots of people say what they DONT want done but what else could he have down? At what point do you draw the line and say 'No more'

its being reported that the cop is being relieved of duty.

(10-28-2015 09:55 AM)fsquid Wrote:  its being reported that the cop is being relieved of duty.

of course. way too much backlash from the liberal media if the dept didn't. Look at what they did to Officer Wilson in Ferguson and he was completely justified in his actions.

(10-28-2015 10:10 AM)MemphisTiger15 Wrote:  

(10-28-2015 09:55 AM)fsquid Wrote:  its being reported that the cop is being relieved of duty.

of course. way too much backlash from the liberal media if the dept didn't. Look at what they did to Officer Wilson in Ferguson and he was completely justified in his actions.

The inmates run the asylum.

but but but but it's edited but but but

(10-28-2015 09:28 AM)South Carolina Duke Wrote:  That's why you work two jobs now and live in an apartment.

I'm trying to see the insult in making more than enough to pay my bills...

I don't want to be locked into paying for a house out in the burbs for 30 years...no thanks on that...I'm down with my high rise in Central Gardens. (a very prestigious area of Memphis)

(10-28-2015 08:39 AM)VA49er Wrote:  

(10-28-2015 08:29 AM)dfarr Wrote:  

(10-28-2015 08:24 AM)firmbizzle Wrote:  

(10-27-2015 08:48 PM)Owl 69/70/75 Wrote:  

(10-27-2015 08:45 PM)South Carolina Duke Wrote:  The girl would not put her phone away during class and was disruptive. The teacher , a black male, was disrespected. So was an assistant administrator so the Resource Officer was called in. She then ignored his request to get up and leave the class THREE times.
Now the only thing "disturbing" is the fact that she was not raised any better than this. I'm certain that her PARENT ( singular) is no better.
She got what she deserved.

Indeed she did.

Wrong. This is not a night club, bar or street corner. Adults are not suppose to be flip slamming students in school. The right thing to do was to call another officer or two, each grab an arm, pick her up and remove her.

Looks like he didn't need another officer to remove her. He did a good enough job by himself.

She wouldn't have been picked up at all had she listened to the teacher, assistant principal, or the officer. However, she refused to follow instructions and had to be forcibly removed. When she started resisting the officer was when he increased his effort. She could have complied with any of the adults, but instead acted like a punk, thus was treated like a punk.

She caused the situation, not the teacher nor the cop. It's all her doing yet she will be labeled the victim.

Her misdeed doesn't excuse his misdeed. He's the adult in the situation and more is expected.

(10-28-2015 09:53 AM)Brokeback Flamer Wrote:  1- Trying to get into one of those desk is difficult. Trying to forcibly remove someone from that type of desk is not going to be graceful. The officer tried to talk her down. Then gave her a choice. Then went and tried to guide her out of the chair (not the hands on the shoulders). The student then gets feisty. The officer grabs a leg which is what causes the desk to flip over and then pulled her out. She did go flying a bit but again, not easy to get out of that types of desk.
2- What else should the SRO done? Lots of people say what they DONT want done but what else could he have down? At what point do you draw the line and say 'No more'

I heard a half way decent suggestion on the radio...

Send the other kids in the class to the gym, let the girl have her hissy fit in private, and when she got up remove her from the school and suspend her.

(10-28-2015 08:55 AM)bullet Wrote:  

(10-28-2015 07:58 AM)mturn017 Wrote:  http://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/sher...4894c8397f

This link shows all the videos. I guess she punches at him a little as she goes down but that's not until after he's got her in a headlock and flipping her on her back.

IMO, unless she was being a danger to someone that level of force was not necessary. Police need to show more restraint and better decision making. If a parent were to use force like that on their children, it's abuse. I'm not saying don't drag her out of her desk if she's not listening but the cop went a little too far. He's lucky she didn't knock her head and get concussed or hurt her neck.

Punch an officer and you get put under control. All very justified.

Now you can question whether he should have tried to force her out of the chair in the first place instead of being more patient or using another approach. But once she punches, she actually got off lightly.

He flip slammed her. She is lucky that her neck wasn't broken with that stunt he pulled.

(10-28-2015 08:25 AM)South Carolina Duke Wrote:  Prime example of the failure of the Black Community And their contribution to society.

F***ing blacks! I wish that there was some kind of camp that we could concentrate them. Better for society.

(10-28-2015 10:44 AM)UofMemphis Wrote:  

(10-28-2015 09:28 AM)South Carolina Duke Wrote:  That's why you work two jobs now and live in an apartment.

I'm trying to see the insult in making more than enough to pay my bills...

I don't want to be locked into paying for a house out in the burbs for 30 years...no thanks on that...I'm down with my high rise in Central Gardens. (a very prestigious area of Memphis)

Funny I was only in my last house 5 years, I've been in this one 5 years and I suspect in three I'll be looking for another..

protip - A 30 year mortgage does not mean you have to live there 30 years.

Now it's fine if you don't want to be tied to an address. If I wanted to move now I would have to go through the motions of selling my house instead of just waiting for a lease to run out.

When I was but a wee sprat, it wasn't my mother who took me to school on the first day. It was my father. He would tell my teachers, "If that boy ever gets out of line, you do whatever you have to to get him back IN line. Then, I want you to call me and tell me he got out of line."

He was talking to the teacher, but the message was to me.

There is clearly a disconnect here.

(10-28-2015 10:53 AM)firmbizzle Wrote:  

(10-28-2015 08:39 AM)VA49er Wrote:  

(10-28-2015 08:29 AM)dfarr Wrote:  

(10-28-2015 08:24 AM)firmbizzle Wrote:  

(10-27-2015 08:48 PM)Owl 69/70/75 Wrote:  Indeed she did.

Wrong. This is not a night club, bar or street corner. Adults are not suppose to be flip slamming students in school. The right thing to do was to call another officer or two, each grab an arm, pick her up and remove her.

Looks like he didn't need another officer to remove her. He did a good enough job by himself.

She wouldn't have been picked up at all had she listened to the teacher, assistant principal, or the officer. However, she refused to follow instructions and had to be forcibly removed. When she started resisting the officer was when he increased his effort. She could have complied with any of the adults, but instead acted like a punk, thus was treated like a punk.

She caused the situation, not the teacher nor the cop. It's all her doing yet she will be labeled the victim.

Her misdeed doesn't excuse his misdeed. He's the adult in the situation and more is expected.

ok armchair quarterback, what should he had done?

(10-28-2015 10:55 AM)firmbizzle Wrote:  

(10-28-2015 08:55 AM)bullet Wrote:  

(10-28-2015 07:58 AM)mturn017 Wrote:  http://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/sher...4894c8397f

This link shows all the videos. I guess she punches at him a little as she goes down but that's not until after he's got her in a headlock and flipping her on her back.

IMO, unless she was being a danger to someone that level of force was not necessary. Police need to show more restraint and better decision making. If a parent were to use force like that on their children, it's abuse. I'm not saying don't drag her out of her desk if she's not listening but the cop went a little too far. He's lucky she didn't knock her head and get concussed or hurt her neck.

Punch an officer and you get put under control. All very justified.

Now you can question whether he should have tried to force her out of the chair in the first place instead of being more patient or using another approach. But once she punches, she actually got off lightly.

He flip slammed her. She is lucky that her neck wasn't broken with that stunt he pulled.

This is one of those *everybody screwed up moments*... What do you do? do you let her sit there even though the teacher and principle have ordered her to leave the room?

(10-28-2015 11:02 AM)Bull_In_Exile Wrote:  

(10-28-2015 10:55 AM)firmbizzle Wrote:  

(10-28-2015 08:55 AM)bullet Wrote:  

(10-28-2015 07:58 AM)mturn017 Wrote:  http://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/sher...4894c8397f

This link shows all the videos. I guess she punches at him a little as she goes down but that's not until after he's got her in a headlock and flipping her on her back.

IMO, unless she was being a danger to someone that level of force was not necessary. Police need to show more restraint and better decision making. If a parent were to use force like that on their children, it's abuse. I'm not saying don't drag her out of her desk if she's not listening but the cop went a little too far. He's lucky she didn't knock her head and get concussed or hurt her neck.

Punch an officer and you get put under control. All very justified.

Now you can question whether he should have tried to force her out of the chair in the first place instead of being more patient or using another approach. But once she punches, she actually got off lightly.

He flip slammed her. She is lucky that her neck wasn't broken with that stunt he pulled.

This is one of those *everybody screwed up moments*... What do you do? do you let her sit there even though the teacher and principle have ordered her to leave the room?

Apparently you do nothing while the brat just disrespects everyone.

No. Paternal. Presence.

(10-28-2015 11:04 AM)VA49er Wrote:  

(10-28-2015 11:02 AM)Bull_In_Exile Wrote:  

(10-28-2015 10:55 AM)firmbizzle Wrote:  

(10-28-2015 08:55 AM)bullet Wrote:  

(10-28-2015 07:58 AM)mturn017 Wrote:  http://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/sher...4894c8397f

This link shows all the videos. I guess she punches at him a little as she goes down but that's not until after he's got her in a headlock and flipping her on her back.

IMO, unless she was being a danger to someone that level of force was not necessary. Police need to show more restraint and better decision making. If a parent were to use force like that on their children, it's abuse. I'm not saying don't drag her out of her desk if she's not listening but the cop went a little too far. He's lucky she didn't knock her head and get concussed or hurt her neck.

Punch an officer and you get put under control. All very justified.

Now you can question whether he should have tried to force her out of the chair in the first place instead of being more patient or using another approach. But once she punches, she actually got off lightly.

He flip slammed her. She is lucky that her neck wasn't broken with that stunt he pulled.

This is one of those *everybody screwed up moments*... What do you do? do you let her sit there even though the teacher and principle have ordered her to leave the room?

Apparently you do nothing while the brat just disrespects everyone.

Not what I am saying... Look sometimes when my 3yo melts down we all just leave the room so she can impotently scream on the floor. Sometimes I carry her to her room, and sometimes I do other things...

(10-28-2015 10:57 AM)firmbizzle Wrote:  

(10-28-2015 08:25 AM)South Carolina Duke Wrote:  Prime example of the failure of the Black Community And their contribution to society.

F***ing blacks! I wish that there was some kind of camp that we could concentrate them. Better for society.

LBJ's Great Society seems to be working.