Scotty wrote:
Joe, is this your correct email addy? I sent you something.

Scotty

Nope, I just used it to set up an account here, never check it.
its .

Joe

"Joe" wrote in message
oups.com..
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DSK wrote:
Joe wrote:
Seems if he has his hands in his pockets you tazer him
and let the
attack dogs loose on him in Portsmouth NH.

I think it was a big mistake to give cops Tazers.


Better that than to have the cop shoot him. I guess this
is
just more of your braggartly scorn for non-lethal means
of
incapacitating an enemy or potential enemy.


No Doug...It's proven cops are trigger happy with Tazers.

One here last week blasted the wrong 300 lb angry black
man and today
the DA dropped charges against him. He's going to sue and
get millions.
A guy driving by saw the whole thing. Any time a cops
feels the least
threatened he is happy to tazer which BTW has killed
100's. BTW it was
a little 5'1' female rookie cop. Fred Weary is one of the
nicest family
man type person you would ever meet.

Then top it off with turning loose a dog on the fellow
just seems a bit
over done. If a cop can not bring down a 21 yo drunker
sailor without
more than a baton then they should hand in thier badge in
shame IMO.

*****news*******

HOUSTON Fred Weary's attorney says the misdemeanor
resisting arrest
charges against the Houston Texans guard should be
dropped.

Weary was shot with a Taser and arrested after a traffic
stop on
Tuesday.

Weary's attorney, Charley Davidson, made his comments in
an interview
with Houston television station K-R-I-V.

According to a police report, the 29-year-old Weary was
pulled over
near Reliant Stadium after police said they noticed him
"looking very
suspicious."

They pulled Weary over when they noticed the car he was
driving didn't
have a front license plate.

Police say the 6-foot-4, 308-pound Weary angrily asked why
he had been
pulled over and refused commands to step outside of his
car.

He was shot with a Taser after stepping toward the
officers when he was
ordered to put his hands on the vehicle.

Weary returned to practice Wednesday.

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Martin Baxter wrote:
Bet you'd say something different if he was a car
thief rather than a
drunk driver. I think they're both considered to be
serious criminal
acts in your country. ;-o


Horse thief, not car.

DSK