Horrifying moment San Diego deputy pulls a woman out of her car and down to the ground on a traffic

UK Daily Mail ^ | June 21, 2014 | Zoe Szathmary

[kiryandil]

A video uploaded online shows a woman pulled to the ground, handcuffed and placed in the back of a patrol vehicle after she asked a San Diego deputy to identify himself during a traffic stop.

The video shows San Diego Sheriff's Department deputies walking toward Bana Mouwakeh's silver Volkswagen on October 11 of last year, 10 News reported.

Mouwakeh is heard saying to Deputy Agustin Rosas Verion, 'I want your full name.' She grabs his traffic vest in order to see his ID tag.

...As I was explaining to Mouwakeh the citation, she reached out the driver's side window, grabbed my Sheriff's Department safety vest and pulled it toward her causing the velcro on the side of my vest to be un-done.'

[kiryandil]

My wife is under 5-11 and 190 pounds. She's 43 years old and an executive with her company. You're going to pull her over and call her a little girl? That won't end well for you.

Just so we're clear on this:

If your wife was pulled over by these guys, and inadvertently "violated" the "rules" for "respecting the King's Men", it would be OK with you if they wiped the pavement with your wife's face?

I'm just asking.

[RitaOK]

Steroids.

Not her. The policeman.

I’ve decided drugs are rampant and behind even the cruelty of Iraq, Afghanistan, everywhere, in these multiplying over the top circumstances.

There is no other satisfactory explanation.

[HiTech RedNeck]

POSSIBLE, though normally out-of-shape fat donut eaters wouldn’t go in for that.

[kiryandil]

She's an inoffensive, out-of-shape mid-forties computer geekette.

Heaven help these little Brownshirt fags when they have a run-in with a Henry Bowman type.

[RitaOK]

Actually I couldn’t get the video to play for me. I was just sayin’. So much is going on out there that is abusive, out of control stuff.

In this case, this gal had no business throwing her weight around, reaching towards a cop for any reason. As for putting her hands on him, lucky she wasn’t shot. They put up with adrenalin spiking danger all day long.

[HiTech RedNeck]

HP has gotten kind of weird.

[HiTech RedNeck]

Interesting idea about the Middle East wars — our modern word Assassin comes from a term meaning to smoke hashish (a marijuana concentrate). But Islam on its own is quite enough to spark the rabid side of some folks.

[Veggie Todd]

If your wife was pulled over by these guys, and inadvertently "violated" the "rules"...

Grabbing a cops vest is not inadvertent. Attempting to run over a cop (like the mental woman in DC) is not inadvertent.

[HiTech RedNeck]

There is another sense of “inadvertent,” meaning based on some honestly mistaken ideas.

[kiryandil]

In this case, this gal had no business throwing her weight around, reaching towards a cop for any reason. As for putting her hands on him, lucky she wasn’t shot. They put up with adrenalin spiking danger all day long.

Sounds like you need to reflect on the policing issues of the early American Republic.

There weren't "swarms", and they weren't getting paid $30 an hour plus SWEET bennies.

[HiTech RedNeck]

In fact for anything urgent, posses were a norm.

[kiryandil]

Grabbing a cops vest is not inadvertent. Attempting to run over a cop (like the mental woman in DC) is not inadvertent.

I get who you are, and where you're coming from, Todd.

[BunnySlippers]

Your response is so extreme that it drys up sympathy for this woman.

[kiryandil]

Your response is so extreme that it drys up sympathy for this woman.

I'm confused. Two guys who outweigh this woman by 100 or more pounds wipe her face with the pavement, and my response is "extreme".

Got it.

[BunnySlippers]

OK, I read the real article. This woman was repeatedly out of line. She should have expected to be arrested.

[ArmstedFragg]

FWIW: The footage is only the second part of the incident, after the citation (containing the full name and badge number of the deputy) had been written, and following her initial dispute with him where she refused to give him her license. I can only assume that part was left out because it doesn’t help either her or the paper’s agenda.

[BunnySlippers]

Where are you from? Look at the way this woman acted. Even the people at Daily Mail UK felt she was out of line.

She was begging to be arrested.

[BunnySlippers]

Thank you. I totally missed the footage.

My mom was an attorney. She told me how to act if the police arrest you and reminded me, if they misstep, “We’ll sue later”.

But you just don’y grab at a policeman like that.

[kiryandil]

OK, I read the real article. This woman was repeatedly out of line. She should have expected to be arrested.

Did you view the video?

Trooper TwistedPanties went off because she DARED to touch him.

Roids.

[ArmstedFragg]

Well, she was heading down the road to being arrested for refusing to sign the citation, she just took a short cut.

BTW: I hate those mickey mouse federally required yellow vests. They make everybody look like a road worker.