Video Shows Miss Cop Slam a Black Woman Onto a Car. She Had the Audacity to Demand His Badge Number/Name and Should've Known to Never Address Cops as An Equal, esp When They Have Their Costume On
Larken Rose explains, “The reason that the belief in “authority” can drive people to commit evil, but in the end cannot limit the evil they commit, is simple. Aside from whatever “technical” limitations there are supposed to be on an agent of “authority,” the primary concept that the enforcer is taught, and the primary concept that he must accept in order to do his job, is that, as a representative of “authority,” he is above the common folk and has the moral right to forcibly control them. In short, he is taught that his badge and his position make him the rightful master of all the “average” people. Once he is convinced of that lie, it should be expected that he will despise the average citizen and treat him with contempt, in the same way – and for the same reason – that a slave owner will treat his slaves not as human beings, but as property, whose feelings and opinions matter no more than the feelings and opinions of the master’s cattle or his furniture. “
From [HERE] Video of a Jackson police officer slamming a woman onto a car outside a club is sparking lots of questions and concerns about the use of force.
“It was too much force,” said Fareno Jackson, who recorded the video.
Jackson said the incident happened around 2 o’clock Saturday morning in the parking lot outside Vibe Sports Grill.
The Jackson resident said he was coming out of the nightspot when he saw a Jackson Police officer engaging with a woman on the scene.
“He comes around here with the lady with the braids; he tussles with her,” said Jackson.
The recording shows a male officer pushing the woman. The original video shows the cop hitting her as he sat on top of her.
Immediately after, Jackson said a female officer then jumped in trying to diffuse the situation.
“She instructed one of the officers to stand down, and he avoided her command,” Jackson recalled.
Jackson said the male officer then tried to grab the woman away from the female officer.
Not long after, the video shows the male officer slamming the woman into a nearby car.
“My first reaction was Oh my God, I can’t believe you just done that; please don’t do that, it doesn’t take that much,” said Jackson. “I didn’t understand why he threw her on the car because all she asked for was his badge number and his name.”
According to Jackson, the woman was also handcuffed and tased, but that was not shown on the video he recorded.
While he doesn’t know exactly what led to an altercation, Jackson said he believes JPD could have handled it more professionally. He also questions the use of force that was used.
“Instead of being an officer and being a cooler head, knowing his job and responsibility and walking away from the situation, just letting her (the female officer) handle it, he took matters into his own hands,” Jackson expressed. “I feel like he let his emotions get the best of him.”
Jackson also alleges the male officer hit him with a nightstick which led to him pulling out his phone to begin recording.
He said he now plans to file a lawsuit for excessive force.
“I think the officers need to be punished because if it doesn’t, they’ll be able to get away with it, and it’ll happen to somebody else,” said Jackson. “I don’t want it to happen to anybody else.”