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To: Eagles6

geez- i just looked at the video again...

you have to be very careful here- are you trying to protect a cop’s bad behavior?

He ELBOWS the cyclist CLEARLY knocking him off the bike... no grey area here


41 posted on 07/29/2008 9:56:17 AM PDT by Mr. K (Some days even my lucky rocketship underpants don't help)
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To: Mr. K

We must just be cop bashers. The cop should have the right to knock people down whenever he wants. He also should have tased the camera guy, then busted the camera for good measure. That’ll teach the subjects.


49 posted on 07/29/2008 10:05:16 AM PDT by kenth (Just think, .000001783% of the population is screwing it all up for the rest of us.)
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To: Mr. K
"He ELBOWS the cyclist CLEARLY knocking him off the bike... no grey area here"

Don't know if you've ever been hit by a cyclist going 20 mph but the chance of serious injury is very real. This is not a bunch of bicyclists "Riding for the Cure", they are anarchists who use violence, intimidation and vandalism to achieve their ends. The 2 officers are clearly walking to the left curb at a normal pace well before the cyclist comes into the picture. All other cyclist, save one other, give them wide berth. Watch carefully as the cyclist moves left and then turns back to the right, into the officer just before the collision. Yes he does launch into him, just as any sane person would do if 200 lbs was coming at coming at him at 20 mph.

I guess in your world he should have leaped out of the way of the speeding biker and been justly intimidated.

142 posted on 07/29/2008 12:26:02 PM PDT by Eagles6 ( Typical White Guy: Christian, Constitutionalist, Heterosexual, Redneck)
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