LVMPD Beat a Man for “Not Moving Fast Enough”

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LVMPD Beat a Man for “Not Moving Fast Enough”

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What happened next is that all of the other Metro police in the immediate vicinity dove on and began beating Generino. In particular, one of them, identified as Officer Kolkoski, begins jabbing his nightstick into Generino’s body (the descriptions indicate he is hitting him in the legs, but it’s not real clear exactly where he’s being hit on the video because of the number of cops involved) with such enthusiasm that he looses his balance. The fact Kolkoski knocked himself down and appears to almost injure himself by hitting his head against a nearby table doesn’t seem to diminish that enthusiasm very much, as he subsequently has to be pushed away by another (as of yet unidentified) officer, in order to prevent him from resuming his attack with the nightstick.
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The opening seconds of the video showing the crowd in front of Generino, as well as the lack of resistance described in the police report.

As is mentioned in the description that was included with the submission, the video raises several questions about the “official story,” which was filed by Ofc. Glowinski as part of the police report (excerpts from which are included in the submission description). The first and most obvious is whether Generino should have been arrested in the first place. The claim that he “pushed back into” Glowinski is a complete fabrication that is in no way supported by the video. Also, the idea that he should have been moving faster or refused to do so is dubious from the start because there is a rather visible and large crowd in front of Generino, which would prevent him from doing so, even if he wanted to. While you can see what appears to be some verbal exchange between Ofc. Glowinski and Generino, arguing with cops isn’t an arrestable offense and even Glowinski admits in that police report that he “complied” with his orders to leave the area. So, at best (from Glowinski’s standpoint) Generino was not complying fast enough to satisfy him and at worst that was simply an excuse to justify beating and arresting an innocent person because a member of the LVMPD had a personal issue with that person.

 
I believe the official story. Cameras don't tell the whole story and why would cops lie?
 
this guy must have been a tourist. locals know LV Metro usually pull their gun before their batons.
 
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"Hey guys, I am really jacked up on my BX-9 hormone shake. Lets fuck up the last dude in the line, whaddya say?"

I look forward to the day when citizens put the fear back into these shaved headed freaks.
 
pack of pussies. i might start a cop calender and just call it "the calender of big pussies".

JANUARY:

West Palm Beach Police officer Terry Golden, a.k.a. "Officer Delicious," radios to other officers the description of a red light runner at Okeechobee Boulevard and Jog Road in West Palm Beach, Fla.

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I'm not even going to waste my time watching this video. It's clear from the description that this is either a huge exaggeration or a completw fabrication. One cop beating a guy for no reason? Ok, that happens, RARELY. Many cops beating one guy for no reason, that would NEVER happen.

This thread is a waste of my time. I have better things to do, I think actually Sharknado is about to be played on TLC. The sequel was hilarious but I never saw the original.
 
I believe the official story. Cameras don't tell the whole story and why would cops lie?

Indeed. The police may have a few bad apples here and there (very very rare though), but for ALL the cops to lie about this? That's some serious collusion going on, venturing into conspiracy theory territory. Might as well say that the govt is hiding something about 9/11, or that we never landed on the moon, or that this country is owned by the banking elite, or any other such nonsense.

For the OP to have happened as described, all the cops in this scenario would have to be bad apples. Which is statistically impossible because 99.99% of cops are good cops.
 
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20 Year Old Executed by Police, Allegedly for Wearing Headphones, Unable to Hear Orders

Dillon Taylor, 20 years old, was executed by the Salt Lake City Police around 7pm, Monday night for failing to comply with officers orders. The young man was reportedly wearing headphones and likely couldn’t hear the officers.

http://thefreethoughtproject.com/20...hones-unable-hear-orders/#kvLzKzIAcsTg6Jys.99

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Taylor, his brother, and cousin were at 7-Eleven in South Salt Lake City when cops began searching the area for a suspect who was allegedly waving a gun in the general vicinity.

When the three young men exited the convenience store they were surrounded by officers and ordered to show their hands. Two of the men stopped and complied, Dillon Taylor, listening to music, seemingly did not hear the officers and kept walking until he was savagely gunned down by at least one officer.
 
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