Cop boots prone car-chase suspect in head, gets high-five from colleague

Anyone who forces me to endanger the public gets kicked in the head.

 

Well, that settles that.

 

Probably not. But the world would be a better place if you were.

 

Fine. Then you deserve to lose your job and go to jail.

 

It will keep that asshole from running over a mother and baby in the future.

I'll sleep fine.

Whiner.

 

He's going away for a long time as it is, without any help from Officer Vinatieri.

I'm just saying, be prepared to accept the consequences of your actions when you lose your professional cool.

 

I'm just to the right of Rush Limbaugh, but anyone who thinks a cop should be kicking somebody in the head needs to rethink things. I don't care if he drove through a preschool INTENTIONALLY and then backed up and did it again. The law is not based on emotion, and nobody who can't control his own should have any legal authority.

 

He controlled his emotions perfectly.

He didn't shoot him.

 

He controlled his emotions <b>perfectly</b>.

He didn't shoot him.
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I don't think that word means what you think it means.

 

I hope you're not so naive as to believe that the only time this guy lost his cool, a camera just happened to be there. Just a coincidence?

Or does this point to a larger problem? Something that would prevent this officer from properly doing his job? Today it's kicking this guy in the head. Tomorrow, he punches a kid for "talking back."

 

Do you think he has a half-hour chase everyday?

I tell you, the guy with the knee in the kidney hurts a lot more.

 

Might as well line up the world. Anything you do can endanger someone else.