Thread: WOW

**Obama** · 05-09-2009

Well I was in history class and my teacher was talking about the LA riots in shit. He talked about rodney king and how he deservered what he got. I asked if he had ever watched the video before and his response was, "No, But I have read the reports". I made the mistake of calling him a dumb ass and he sent me to my vp with a referral.

What do you think?

Last time I checked they were suppose to contain you. Not beat the shit outa you.

NIGGA GOT FUCKED UP

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**bannedshow** · 05-09-2009

yup, public defense at it finest:@
to serve and protect my ass

**GOD** · 05-09-2009

he's a nigga

lol

**unknownforce** · 05-09-2009

On the night of March 2, 1991, Rodney King and two passengers, Byrant Allen and Freddie Helms, were driving west on the Foothill Freeway (Interstate 210) in the San Fernando Valley area of Los Angeles. The three men had spent the night watching a basketball game and drinking malt liquor at a friend’s house in Los Angeles. The presumptive evidence, from a blood-alcohol level test taken 5 hours after the incident, when King registered just under the legal limit, is that as King drove his blood alcohol level was approximately 0.19—nearly two and a half times the legal limit in California. At 12:30 AM, Officers Tim and Melanie Singer, a husband-and-wife team of the California Highway Patrol, spotted King’s car speeding. The Singers pursued King, and they claimed the subsequent freeway chase reached speeds in excess of 100 mph.According to King’s own statements, he refused to pull the car over because a DUI would violate his parole for a previous robbery conviction.

King exited the freeway, and the chase continued through residential streets at speeds allegedly ranging from 55 to 80 mph. By this point, several police cars and a helicopter had joined in the pursuit. After approximately eight miles, officers cornered King’s car. The first five LAPD officers to arrive at the scene were: Stacey Koon, Laurence Powell, Timothy Wind, Theodore Briseno, and Rolando Solano.

Highway Patrolman Tim Singer ordered King and his two passengers to exit the vehicle and lie face down on the ground. The two passengers complied and were taken into custody without incident. King initially remained in the car. When he finally did emerge, he acted bizarrely: giggling; patting the ground; and waving to the police helicopter overhead. King then grabbed his buttocks. Highway Patrol Officer Melanie Singer momentarily thought he was reaching for a gun. She drew her gun and pointed it at King, ordering him to lie on the ground. King complied. Singer approached King with her gun drawn, preparing to make the arrest.

At this point, Sergeant Stacey Koon intervened and ordered Singer to holster her weapon. LAPD officers are taught not to approach a suspect with a drawn gun, as there is a risk of the suspect gaining control of it if they get too close. Koon then ordered the four other LAPD officers at the scene—Briseno, Powell, Solano, and Wind—to subdue and handcuff King. As the officers attempted to do so, King physically resisted. King rose up, tossing Officers Powell and Briseno off his back. King then allegedly struck Officer Briseno in the chest. Seeing this, Koon ordered all of the officers to fall back. The officers later testified that they believed King was under the influence of the dissociative drug phencyclidine (PCP), although King's toxicology results tested negative for PCP.

Sergeant Koon then shot King with a Taser. King groaned; momentarily fell to the ground; then stood back up. Koon fired the Taser again, knocking King to the ground.[12] King then stood up and charged in the direction of Officer Laurence Powell.[13][1] Officer Powell then struck King with his baton, knocking him to the ground again. Powell, with Briseno and Wind, then repeatedly struck King with their batons, stomped on him and kicked him while he was on the ground for almost a minute and a half. Unseen by the those involved, the lengthy beating was caught on video by a private citizen, George Holliday, from his apartment near the intersection of Foothill Blvd and Osborne St. in Lake View Terrace (the recording starts just as King charges at Powell). Holliday did not know what he was recording at the time, and only realized the truth when he played the tape back.

King was taken to Pacifica Hospital immediately after his arrest. He suffered a fractured facial bone, a broken leg, and numerous bruises and lacerations.

Thats not cool. LAPD suck my BALLS

**GOD** · 05-09-2009

they r hitting him like a pinata

nigga pinata everybody

PLUS i think he deserves it cuz

According to King’s own statements, he refused to pull the car over because a DUI would violate his parole for a previous robbery conviction.

-_-

A⁴ · 05-09-2009

nigga pinata,like the ones at the store?

**Paroxysm** · 05-09-2009

Originally Posted by -GOD-

he's a nigga

lol

That's true, he was a ******...

**Obama** · 05-09-2009

Originally Posted by -GOD-

they r hitting him like a pinata

nigga pinata everybody

PLUS i think he deserves it cuz

-_-

Like all the other criminals that evade the police? They should all be beaten to. You should watch the video over again.

**GOD** · 05-09-2009

the cops had no other option -_-... plus he was drunk and threatening the cops

if someone is threating u .. wtf would u do? I'D BEAT HIS ASS

plus this is old , i bet he is selling crack today

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**Juan** · 05-09-2009

Koon then ordered the four other LAPD officers at the scene—Briseno, Powell, Solano, and Wind—to subdue and handcuff King. As the officers attempted to do so, King physically resisted. King rose up, tossing Officers Powell and Briseno off his back. King then allegedly struck Officer Briseno in the chest.

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id beat that ****** too

**Obama** · 05-09-2009

Originally Posted by MindTek

Koon then ordered the four other LAPD officers at the scene—Briseno, Powell, Solano, and Wind—to subdue and handcuff King. As the officers attempted to do so, King physically resisted. King rose up, tossing Officers Powell and Briseno off his back. King then allegedly struck Officer Briseno in the chest.

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id beat that ****** too

You wouldnt beat anyone fat ass.

Last time I checked, none of the officers came out with any scratches.

**Juan** · 05-09-2009

because they did what they had to do to stay and keep
everyone safe
the man was acting in a wildly way. attacking the police
officers. and resisting arrest. the cops had no choice but
to protect (in this case themselves) and serve(taking this
dangerous man off the street)

**Obama** · 05-09-2009

Originally Posted by MindTek

because they did what they had to do to stay and keep
everyone safe
the man was acting in a wildly way. attacking the police
officers. and resisting arrest. the cops had no choice but
to protect (in this case themselves) and serve(taking this
dangerous man off the street)

Im glad the judge who tried over this case wasnt blind.

A retard could see that this was excessive force.