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I don't know why, this video really got to me. The fact that these kids were being treated like this and if he hadn't put a wire on his son, it would have gone of like this. It's just sick that people, teachers, the people who the kids are supposed to look up to can do something like this.

Seriously, but this is why I kinda like our laws. I still think we limit the police too much, people think that they are all bad. Funny, you have 1 incident of a cop doing something bad and 3000 incidents of cops doing good. The cop risks his life to stop a criminal yet if the public thinks he beat someone too hard he is persecuted. Most the time, when they beat someone, they have reason for it. Generally, they are trying to subdue someone where tazer failed to work or it is in too close of a fight to actually use it.

I love seeing that video where the guy was resisting police, the guy was a large guy and to try and get him to stop they hit with with their ASP. They ended up hitting him perfectly breaking his leg. The people are like, police brutality, yet that isn't police brutality, if you are resisting arrest, the police have the right to use reasonable force to subdue you, they are given the ASP for a reason.

I agree they are restricted on what they can do, I always thought that it was odd. Perhaps it was more of a control measure, to insure that they don't go power mad. People see the cops doing good , and say they are doing their job it is expected. If one goes rouge that is when they notice, this is the opposite of what is expected of them, and so they will be far more scrutinized. Politics gets involved in everything even keeping order, because you have X people versus Y cops who are charged with maintaining law. Where X>Y, this is why when officers are out on the job they are walking on egg shells. Yet there are those who will persist breaking the law because they see the cops as nothing more than a one sided organization against them.

Yep, take me for example. I am an average person in this world, I want to be a cop. I wish to advance further and try and get into the FBI. After I graduate, I have an officer who is going to help me get into their cities explorers program, the moment I join that, people will view me the same as a cop, even though I will not be a cop. The moment I do become a cop, things will get worse. I get so much hate from people where I live just because my dream career is to work in Law Enforcement.

I really hope that you weren't influenced by watching TV shows etc, if you were, you have no idea what it's like.

TV Shows are far from the truth. I've been taking classes on the field, I have a teacher who I've known for a couple of years who has been helping me out getting into the right direction who was a law officer for 14 years. (He had to retire because when he went to jump a fence during a pursuit he dropped to the ground wrong and busted his knee retiring him).

I've done my research on the whole subject and trust me mate, it is something I want to do. There is a ton of paperwork involved with it. I just got done competing in a tournament of 12 different schools, 200+ kids in Criminal Justice courses. Essentially, we had to get information, compile and write out warrant for arrest and have a real DA approve it. Took a shit ton of time to do and in the end I numbered 11 out of everyone, the difference between me and to 4th was literally 10 pts. (1 question I forgot to ask).

Anyways, I went off topic but yea, It is something I really wish to do. The whole CSI, SVU is far from real, Dramas are what they are.

Really these kids are taught their entire lives that teachers are people to look up to, someone you can confide in, trust in ect. I am utterly discussed that this went on I am glad she lost her job I hope she never gets another one.

Off topic but lets give you a test.

CSI-New York, name 10 things that are different in real life.

That is a great father. Hope this hits the news.

I don't watch CSI to be honest, I was just using it as an example.

I could say that the way they go about handing warrants, entering buildings and such is incorrect.