Comments on: Deputy Tasers woman, 72, during traffic stop http://texasfred.net/archives/4330 News Opinion Commentary Fri, 10 Feb 2012 07:02:37 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: TexasFred http://texasfred.net/archives/4330/comment-page-1#comment-18743 TexasFred Wed, 17 Jun 2009 01:03:39 +0000 http://texasfred.net/?p=4330#comment-18743 Hey YodaDog... No, unlike you, I didn't *touch* my mother like that, and yeah, this old bitch needed to be popped 2 or 3 more times... Best tingle that mean old bat ever got... :P Hey YodaDog… No, unlike you, I didn’t *touch* my mother like that, and yeah, this old bitch needed to be popped 2 or 3 more times… Best tingle that mean old bat ever got… :P

]]> By: Patrick Sperry http://texasfred.net/archives/4330/comment-page-1#comment-18666 Patrick Sperry Fri, 12 Jun 2009 00:53:50 +0000 http://texasfred.net/?p=4330#comment-18666 It's just hard to believe that a 72 year old woman would pull a stunt like that. Live and learn I suppose. It’s just hard to believe that a 72 year old woman would pull a stunt like that. Live and learn I suppose.

]]> By: cary - Botan Ichihara http://texasfred.net/archives/4330/comment-page-1#comment-18657 cary - Botan Ichihara Thu, 11 Jun 2009 14:08:01 +0000 http://texasfred.net/?p=4330#comment-18657 Too bad there's no law about being ignorant. I could prove her ignorance real quick, with her own actions - before release of the tape (when she didn't know the tape existed, even though dash cams have been used as fodder on all sorts of shows for several years now) she was claiming police brutality and what-not, after the release she hasn't said a word. The fact she didn't think there would be a video backing up the officer's actions is just plain ignorant. Too bad there’s no law about being ignorant.

I could prove her ignorance real quick, with her own actions – before release of the tape (when she didn’t know the tape existed, even though dash cams have been used as fodder on all sorts of shows for several years now) she was claiming police brutality and what-not, after the release she hasn’t said a word. The fact she didn’t think there would be a video backing up the officer’s actions is just plain ignorant.

]]> By: Vigilante http://texasfred.net/archives/4330/comment-page-1#comment-18653 Vigilante Thu, 11 Jun 2009 00:05:09 +0000 http://texasfred.net/?p=4330#comment-18653 I too was thinking, WTF!!! Now that's all uncalled for........until I got to see the WHOLE tape. After that my conclusion was......I'd have stuck it in her friggin mouth and hit the button. She was just a downright little horses ass that thought she could buffalo the officer by yelling and threatening him. Our officers have to put up with a lot of horse shit and they don't need some mouthy skank like her to make their job toughers. Kudos for the Officer. I too was thinking, WTF!!! Now that’s all uncalled for……..until I got to see the WHOLE tape. After that my conclusion was……I’d have stuck it in her friggin mouth and hit the button. She was just a downright little horses ass that thought she could buffalo the officer by yelling and threatening him. Our officers have to put up with a lot of horse shit and they don’t need some mouthy skank like her to make their job toughers. Kudos for the Officer.

]]> By: BobF http://texasfred.net/archives/4330/comment-page-1#comment-18650 BobF Wed, 10 Jun 2009 22:47:38 +0000 http://texasfred.net/?p=4330#comment-18650 As a grandmother, I would consider her descendants the products of inferior breeding. The woman is foul mouthed and a liar. I hate it when older people constantly use their age in an attempt to get away with things. If the woman would have treated the cop with respect and decency, she may have only ended up with a warning. This 72 year old woman has no respect for law enforcement. Before the days of tazers, wouldn't the cop have just forcefully put her down and handcuffed her? Or, maybe pepper spray to the face? As a grandmother, I would consider her descendants the products of inferior breeding. The woman is foul mouthed and a liar. I hate it when older people constantly use their age in an attempt to get away with things. If the woman would have treated the cop with respect and decency, she may have only ended up with a warning. This 72 year old woman has no respect for law enforcement.

Before the days of tazers, wouldn’t the cop have just forcefully put her down and handcuffed her? Or, maybe pepper spray to the face?

]]> By: Doc Roy http://texasfred.net/archives/4330/comment-page-1#comment-18649 Doc Roy Wed, 10 Jun 2009 22:22:29 +0000 http://texasfred.net/?p=4330#comment-18649 Yep, the old lady asked for it. The Deputy then complied with her request. Tazing is a dangerous event though. Up here in Ft. Collins, CO last year a young man was tazed several times over about 15 minutes and died from the shock to his systems. The county (Larimer) paid a big settlement to prevent a costly court battle. Yep, the old lady asked for it. The Deputy then complied with her request. Tazing is a dangerous event though. Up here in Ft. Collins, CO last year a young man was tazed several times over about 15 minutes and died from the shock to his systems. The county (Larimer) paid a big settlement to prevent a costly court battle.

]]> By: mrchuck http://texasfred.net/archives/4330/comment-page-1#comment-18648 mrchuck Wed, 10 Jun 2009 22:09:45 +0000 http://texasfred.net/?p=4330#comment-18648 The old woman was going to get back into her car, no matter what. She was totally encroached in the Deputy's personal safe zone, and would NOT back up as ordered by the Deputy. She was bound and determined to get back into her car no matter what! She was duly warned loud and clear several times, by the Deputy. She got what she asked for, for not following his safety orders. This video will make it's way into the Law Enforcement training academies throughout the USA, I am sure. Now, being tazed hurts like hell. I had not retired yet when the device made it's way into my Agency. We all had to be tazed, in order to be trained, in how to deploy one correctly. Also, being tazed is also used in interrogation along with water-boarding techniques by our intelligence gathering brothers. By the way, I didn't like being waterboarding either. And this has been around for as long as I can remember. The old woman was going to get back into her car, no matter what. She was totally encroached in the Deputy’s personal safe zone, and would NOT back up as ordered by the Deputy.

She was bound and determined to get back into her car no matter what!
She was duly warned loud and clear several times, by the Deputy.

She got what she asked for, for not following his safety orders.

This video will make it’s way into the Law Enforcement training academies throughout the USA, I am sure.

Now, being tazed hurts like hell. I had not retired yet when the device made it’s way into my Agency. We all had to be tazed, in order to be trained, in how to deploy one correctly.

Also, being tazed is also used in interrogation along with water-boarding techniques by our intelligence gathering brothers.
By the way, I didn’t like being waterboarding either. And this has been around for as long as I can remember.

]]> By: TexasFred http://texasfred.net/archives/4330/comment-page-1#comment-18647 TexasFred Wed, 10 Jun 2009 19:51:41 +0000 http://texasfred.net/?p=4330#comment-18647 BZ, you have got to get OUT of that politically correct cesspool called California... :( BZ, you have got to get OUT of that politically correct cesspool called California… :(

]]> By: TexasFred http://texasfred.net/archives/4330/comment-page-1#comment-18646 TexasFred Wed, 10 Jun 2009 19:49:49 +0000 http://texasfred.net/?p=4330#comment-18646 Probably, but judges here in Texas don't take too well to those that resist arrest and commit assault and battery on our officers... A good judge will dismiss suits and may very well chew the Constable out for his crappy procedures, and then meet him at the beer joint and buy him a cold one!! God I love Texas... :P Probably, but judges here in Texas don’t take too well to those that resist arrest and commit assault and battery on our officers…

A good judge will dismiss suits and may very well chew the Constable out for his crappy procedures, and then meet him at the beer joint and buy him a cold one!!

God I love Texas… :P

]]> By: Bloviating Zeppelin http://texasfred.net/archives/4330/comment-page-1#comment-18645 Bloviating Zeppelin Wed, 10 Jun 2009 19:46:11 +0000 http://texasfred.net/?p=4330#comment-18645 As I say, TF, I'm unsure of the Texas penal code and/or policies regards individual agency application of less-than-lethal force. If he was within his own agency policy that's going to save much local heartache and perhaps a larger suit, but I'll wager the attorneys have already circled numerous wagons around this woman. BZ As I say, TF, I’m unsure of the Texas penal code and/or policies regards individual agency application of less-than-lethal force. If he was within his own agency policy that’s going to save much local heartache and perhaps a larger suit, but I’ll wager the attorneys have already circled numerous wagons around this woman.

BZ

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