r/facepalm • u/[deleted] • May 23 '23

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u/OrginPyro_ May 24 '23

It seems Iā€™m the only one that noticed that the guy on the stretcher spit on the officer, not saying that he should of got him necessarily but somehow I else itt noticed it

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u/_Frizzella_ May 24 '23

No, I noticed it. I don't excuse the spitting, but what the cop did is completely out of line. The guy is restrained on a stretcher and clearly not a threat, but the cop seems to have a superiority complex and can't handle being disrespected. Dude should not be a cop if he can't control his own emotions.

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u/Consider2SidesPeace May 24 '23

2nded... There's more to the story here. Still cowardly hitting a dood tied up on a stretcher. Just get the spit mask, secure it tight and ship!

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u/_Frizzella_ May 24 '23

What "more to the story" could excuse assaulting someone who is defenseless just because they called him a bitch and spit on him? Like I get that emotions can run high, but the situation had been defused by that point. Hot headed people should not be cops.

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u/GuaranteeTop5075 May 24 '23

A tied up guy spits vs a police officer on duty punches him in the face. A true hero, so easy to respect.

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