[Jonty30]

He went in hot, I will agree. However, his conduct while performing his duties wasn’t anything to be ashamed of, imo.

[Oliviaforever]

At some point, it appears that other officers had to restrain Casebolt.

If he had to be restrained by his fellow officers, he was out of control and the city acted in a responsible manner by asking him to resign.

[ansel12]

I would sure be ashamed it it were me, the guy was hysterical and raving, and acting like Barney Fife.

It is best that he got out of a line of work, that he is too emotional for.

[House Atreides]

He went in hot, I will agree. However, his conduct while performing his duties wasn’t anything to be ashamed of, imo.
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I agree with your as do others. It’s unfortunate that this 10-year police veteran was forced to resign after he and his family received death threats. Here is a very good analysis of the situation that occurred:

http://legalinsurrection.com/2015/06/video-analysis-mckinney-brawl-another-rush-to-misjudgment/

More local law enforcement will be inclined to just sit back and do the minimum as a result of this. The McKinney Police Chief is a coward that caved to the pressure from the black racist agendanistas IMHO.

[napscoordinator]

I don't know. A 200 pound dude kneeling on a little girl with both knees digging into her back. He should thank God that she didn't get her back broken or worse. Glad he resigned. He was a nuisance who was given a bunch of chances to turn himself around. Not every cop is made for it. He was to dangerous to be a cop.

[South40]

CNN, FOX, MSNBC ABC, CBS, ABC NBC Shep Smith and Al Sharpton all disagree with you.