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When I transform into a sports figure in my haze of adrenalin and cheers. I channel Jack Lambert http://mlom.files.wordpress.com/2009...bert_oi171.jpg |
There better not be any disruptions of A2A at game night. :mad:
Off duty cops taking pot shots from the stands? No thanks. Make the idiots pay with stiff fines and/or tons of hours of community service or something- give them lasting pain instead of a temporary zap. Yeah the trigger happy cops in Portland (almost always aimed at black people) make tasers look tame. |
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Y'all get pretty worked up about your sports I see. :)
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There was a case a couple of years ago where an Eastern European immigrant arrived at a western Canadian airport and for some reason there was no there to greet him. After several hours of wandering around the airport, not being able to find anyone who could communicate with him, and unable to find the people who were supposed to meet him, he was becoming increasingly agitated. At some point in time airport security was called - this would be the R.C.M.P. Now, I'm just too lazy to go search CBC archives to find it, but airport video clearly showed that the officers involved made NO attempt to communicate with the man. They simply approached him and repeatedly tasered him. Not so funny, huh? What's even LESS funny is that the man died. Yup. It can happen. He had no medical conditions that complicated the mattter - tasers can actually do that at times. They can kill people. The man was NOT considered to be a threat to ANYONE. He was just upset. Welcome to Canada......ZAP! |
Okay, I say it depends on the event. There are some crazy ass fans at some events that need to be zapped!
I also think that taking away the adult beverages :drunk: is cruel and unusual punishment for those of us that like to partake in the ball park beer at $80 a pop...or whatever they are charging these days! ( I never buy) People like me are too drunk or out of shape to jump the wall and possibly break a leg trying to run in the first damn place! :winky: (This kid was 17, and if he was drunk and doing this, he needs to be brought up on drinking under the age of 21 and whomever was buying him the beer should be tazed...er uh, I mean punished!) Run....heh....right! If they are just running in circles, let them run til they get dizzy! I think the heavy set cops are just pissed they couldn't catch the little bugger, so he tazed him! I did have to laugh a bit when I saw the picture in the paper this morning....what idiots...the fan and the cop! Both of them need to control themselves for crying out loud! |
I'm not a taser fan, and as a young person growing up and slightly a heathen I'm certainly glad the cops didn't carry them back in my day.
As for paying good money to go to a game, hmm do you know how much money people paid to see Mike Tyson bite off Evander Holyfields ear. Chuckling...now that is a time I'd like to have seen a fan run up in the middle of all the fun. At least the game goes on. |
So sports are way more important than the welfare of a child.
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this was at a sporting event not the airport...:scared: |
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*not a good idea* :redcard: |
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I just had to bring this up again..:gossip: |
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Sports are supposed to be for fun, but they have gotten so serious (no doubt in some part due to gambling), that here we are talking about taseing a child. Amazing |
certainly sports isn't more important than the welfare of a child. I'm thinking more often than not it isn't a child doing the silly stuff just someone acting like a child. And how does an officer know if it is a child or not anyway. What do you do ask for an ID before you taser them?
I think but I could be wrong that I heard they charged him with trespass. He had a ticket for the game, are the stands and the ball field not on the same piece of property? I think people do stuff like that for the thrill of it or on a dare or cuz they are drunk. If the media didn't make such a big deal of it you'd probably see the occurrence of it even less often. I think I'd like to drive my Tundra up in the middle of the boys one Sunday when the Chevy's are giving my 'Yota boys to much of a hard time. Wreck a few of them and give the race back to my 'Yota boys. |
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I agree about the media, this got way more coverage than the entire flood here in Nashville with most of the city under water. |
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Cody (my son) is 17 in this picture, he looks like a grown man http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/photos-a...07908_7205.jpg He is 6ft 1 and about 189 I hope I gave him enough sense not to run across some field during an sporting event.. Now if I seen a guy jump over the fencing, running, I would be a lil worried, this day and age we just don't know.. Look at NY a bomb was sitting there waiting to go off. This kid could of been someone dangerous How do we know? Or do we just let any ass hat run across the field during a game? Oh wait, if it's a girl in lil shorts and large breats it's a go!:angry: |
That is what I thought too Snowy. Had it been a girl would she have been tasered? Oh no that would have been a side show! Also I'm disappointed you had no comment on me wrecking the Chevy's........
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Ehhhh, we disagree on this. No biggie! Hell, I don't even go to sporting events when I can help it. :)
Your Son is a cutie Snow! Of course! |
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Who is this person who speaks of Toyota drivers... Hendrick Sports back to back 4 in a row that is all I have to say.... |
Isn't it strange that nobody is going near the double standard issue?
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Second example: A woman is running around a shopping mall threatening anyone who comes close to her with a knife. She's disoriented - in fact, she's suffering from a psychotic break. The police follow her into a store and using their tasers, immobilize and disarm her. Nobody was hurt. This happened last year in a small city a couple of hours' drive away from here. I believe the woman had attacked her husband before going to the mall. Can't remember the details. She was hospitalized - for the psychosis, not injuries related to the tasering. The officers involved received public praise for the restraint shown in their intervention.
I think this is an appropriate use of the taser, though I still think it can be dangerous. This situation could have ended much differently, and deadly force probably would have been justified. As for tasering someone for being a nuisance? .....the man doesn't have the right to call himself a law enforcement professional. Their training includes the psychology of intervention, not simply the physical dynamics of it. Was the kid on the field an asshat? He certainly was. But tasering for conveniance......not cool. Not cool at all. In fact - sometimes it's deadly. |
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Lacrosse in Maryland
As many of you know, lacrosse is huge here in Maryland. And recently, a native Maryland woman was murdered while away at college, Yeardley Love, 22 yo, due to graduate next month. She was murdered by another Maryland native, George Huguely, 22 yo and a senior as well. George Huguely and Yeardley Love both attend University of Virginia. Huguely is being charged with first degree of murder of Love. Huguely slammed Love's head against a wall, and punched her face, after forcing his way into her apartment. The police found Love's body in a pool of blood on her bed face down. It seems that George Huguely was tasered in Lexington, VA after assulting a cop. Then he was tasered after being drunk, unable to drive, resisting arrest, swearing, and trying to hit a female cop. I am not sure of what George Huguely's brain is like after being tasered twice. I think he definitely has some mental health issues. I am just so horribly saddened by what I am watching on the local news about a gal whom everyone knew in town. And now we are going to bury her. I just don't believe tasering is the answer. I am not sure of what the long term effects are afterwards. And to have someone like Yeardley Love being involved in a romantic relationship with someone who is domestically violent. Sad. |
Lady Snow, I still cannot get over the pics of your kids. OMG! Your babies grew up! I still think of them as babies and always will. I think that is the Uncle in me. :fishing: |
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The tasing incident I found most disturbing was the tasing of student Mostafa Tabatabainejad at the UCLA library a while back. It was before, "don't tase me, bro." Watching this made me feel less safe in the world, and the feeling has stuck with me to some extent. He was tased at least 4 times while other students begged the officer to stop. I don't think people should be tased unless they are committing or threatening a violent act. |
did they even have tasers back then?? :eyebrow:
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1. creating a potentially dangerous situation 2. interrupting a game (a huge no no no matter what) 3. is possibly in the act of breaking a law If someone did that at a game I was at, I would hope that they would take care of the situation as fast as possible. I do, however, prefer that they not use tasers unless they can't avoid it. |
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One of the women....I won't disclose which one...looks EXACTLY like I do naked. :blink: |
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running onto the field is a longstanding philly tradition, certainly nothing to get one's boxers in a bunch about. they get chased, arrested, and brag to their grandkids about it for the next 50 years. it's what true fans do. :shocking:
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well... nakedness may be the reason for never tasering these women!! ok...so i am gonna get serious about this... i wonder how many new yorkers/oklahoma city peeps get nervous at a public event when a person starts to act out?? i mean they just found a bomb in times square. i am personally under the suspicion when i leave my space where ever i may be with whoever i may be with that it is a possibility some freak is gonna come and rain on our parade/sporting event/charity function. i allow myself to be ready for this :quickdraw: i think if a venue decides to use a taser to enforce behavior then the fans should be told so...maybe some funny examples on the "big tron":mohawk: |
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I like your idea about promoting the knowledge that tasering would be an acceptable form of restraint and discipline for those who choose to do something like this. Truth in humor and using humor to make the message more palatable 'n all. |
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I am not sure, but wasn't it an off duty cop with a surprise tazer that got the boy? I don't think a fan on the field is comparative to terrorism. Suspicious packages in the stadium are more scary. Also, I haven't been to any event sports, music or otherwise since 9/11 that doesn't wand and hand search spectators. Anything can happen anywhere. I don't want to live my life in fear of what *might* happen. Just go ahead and kill me now rather than having me exist in fear. |
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Ohio State Games do not have a wand to go over, they look at your ticket you go in, they may have you open your back pack if you have one and briefly look in.. If you are a student, they check your ID if it's a student ticket.. Though I would like to see any Michigan Wolverine tasered as they entered the field.. I am a sick puppy though:wateringgarden: |
Only if they are being violent.
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I guess it depends on the venue as far as searches and wanding. Who knew? I might not go to an event where there weren't heightened security precautions. What team are the puppies? |
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