Cop beats 15 yr old girl for kicking a shoe at him.

March 2, 2009

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March 9, 2009

Considering only what is seen on this video the force was excessive, However, it is not our job to accuse or pass judgement. We should wait until the courts go through due process.--- On Sun, 3/1/09, M.M. <M.Realtor wrote:

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March 9, 2009

My daughter was 18 when an Alaskan police officer body slammed her on the McDonalds floor with at least twenty witnesses. She had a concussion, bled through her ears immediately when she was bodyslammed. Now she has a bad time concnetrating on issues. It's been a few years, but can we do anything to keep this from happening again? We tried to report abuse, but they really protect their own here in Alaska. Thanks.--- On Sun, 3/1/09, M.M. <M.Realtor wrote:

M.M. <M.Realtor Cop beats 15 yr old girl for kicking a shoe at him.Sunday, March 1, 2009, 7:30 PM

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March 9, 2009

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Ben - have they silenced the witnesses? is there no police ombudsman where you are? What was the "reason" they picked on your daughter? If you can get homeopathy where you are give her Aconite 30C every night for a month as she goes to bed and Arnica 30C when she gets up in the morning - the Washington Homeopathic place seems a good place - (was easily found on google) I would send it to you but X-rays are not too good for the remedies - there are a few other things you could do if you are interested. By the way this is not medical advice per se - its what I did for a similar situation with good effect,

Best,

Jane

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ben jackson

Monday, March 09, 2009 1:57 PM

Re: Cop beats 15 yr old girl for kicking a shoe at him.

My daughter was 18 when an Alaskan police officer body slammed her on the McDonalds floor with at least twenty witnesses. She had a concussion, bled through her ears immediately when she was bodyslammed. Now she has a bad time concnetrating on issues. It's been a few years, but can we do anything to keep this from happening again? We tried to report abuse, but they really protect their own here in Alaska. Thanks.--- On Sun, 3/1/09, M.M. <M.Realtor wrote:

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March 9, 2009

Are you not able to sue the officers or station? Susan Siegel On Mar 8, 2009, at 10:57 PM, ben jackson wrote:My daughter was 18 when an Alaskan police officer body slammed her on the McDonalds floor with at least twenty witnesses. She had a concussion, bled through her ears immediately when she was bodyslammed. Now she has a bad time concnetrating on issues. It's been a few years, but can we do anything to keep this from happening again? We tried to report abuse, but they really protect their own here in Alaska. Thanks.--- On Sun, 3/1/09, M.M. <M.Realtor wrote:M.M. <M.Realtor Cop beats 15 yr old girl for kicking a shoe at him.Sunday, March 1, 2009, 7:30 PM>http://www.foxnews. com/story/ 0,2933,502544, 00.html>

March 9, 2009

People are so quick to talk about suing. Lawyers fees would rob you blind and in the end you could end up losing your case. Is what happened to this girl right? Only the people that were right there can answer that. We did not see what all transpired. Are police always right? No they are not. They are human make mistakes go on a power trip and they make huge mistakes. Sometimes they have to pay for it and other times they get away with it. This world is not a great place any more. It used to be you could depend on the police to protect you. You could put your faith into the law enforcement they are employed by. Now their tactics are not always honourable. I wish your daughter well and hope she can be helped to get over her symtoms. Edith

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Susan Siegel

Monday, March 09, 2009 7:25 AM

Re: Cop beats 15 yr old girl for kicking a shoe at him.

Are you not able to sue the officers or station?

Susan Siegel

On Mar 8, 2009, at 10:57 PM, ben jackson wrote:

My daughter was 18 when an Alaskan police officer body slammed her on the McDonalds floor with at least twenty witnesses. She had a concussion, bled through her ears immediately when she was bodyslammed. Now she has a bad time concnetrating on issues. It's been a few years, but can we do anything to keep this from happening again? We tried to report abuse, but they really protect their own here in Alaska. Thanks.

March 9, 2009

I APPRECIATE THE SENTIMENTS OF ALL OF YOU.

LAW OF LAND ALLOW, THAT BEATING IS NOT ALLOWED.. MAXIM A CRL CASE

COULD HAVE BEEN FILED AND SHE BEING MINOR(15 YEARS) SHOULD NOT HAVE

BEEN THRASHED LIKE SHOWN IN VEDIO.

REGARDS

GREETINGS FOR FESTIVAL OF COLOUR '' HOLI ''

REGARDS

DR. JN SHARMA

On 3/9/09, Edith Ziegler <edefreedom1945 wrote:

> People are so quick to talk about suing. Lawyers fees would rob you blind

> and in the end you could end up losing your case. Is what happened to this

> girl right? Only the people that were right there can answer that. We did

> not see what all transpired. Are police always right? No they are not.

> They are human make mistakes go on a power trip and they make huge

> mistakes. Sometimes they have to pay for it and other times they get away

> with it. This world is not a great place any more. It used to be you

> could depend on the police to protect you. You could put your faith into

> the law enforcement they are employed by. Now their tactics are not

> always honourable. I wish your daughter well and hope she can be helped

> to get over her symtoms. Edith

> -

> Susan Siegel

>

> Monday, March 09, 2009 7:25 AM

> Re: Cop beats 15 yr old girl for kicking a

> shoe at him.

>

> Are you not able to sue the officers or station?

>

> Susan Siegel

>

> On Mar 8, 2009, at 10:57 PM, ben jackson wrote:

>

> My daughter was 18 when an Alaskan police officer body slammed her

> on the McDonalds floor with at least twenty witnesses. She had a

> concussion, bled through her ears immediately when she was bodyslammed. Now

> she has a bad time concnetrating on issues. It's been a few years, but can

> we do anything to keep this from happening again? We tried to report abuse,

> but they really protect their own here in Alaska. Thanks.

>

March 9, 2009

The problem is that the police are getting away with this stuff more and more now. The police need to be held accountable. If there is no accountability, then we send a message that this behavior is o.k. We must make these types of cops accountable for their actions! Susan Siegel On Mar 9, 2009, at 8:39 AM, Edith Ziegler wrote:People are so quick to talk about suing. Lawyers fees would rob you blind and in the end you could end up losing your case. Is what happened to this girl right? Only the people that were right there can answer that. We did not see what all transpired. Are police always right? No they are not. They are human make mistakes go on a power trip and they make huge mistakes. Sometimes they have to pay for it and other times they get away with it. This world is not a great place any more. It used to be you could depend on the police to protect you. You could put your faith into the law enforcement they are employed by. Now their tactics are not always honourable. I wish your daughter well and hope she can be helped to get over her symtoms. Edith-Susan Siegel Monday, March 09, 2009 7:25 AMRe: Cop beats 15 yr old girl for kicking a shoe at him.Are you not able to sue the officers or station?Susan Siegel On Mar 8, 2009, at 10:57 PM, ben jackson wrote:My daughter was 18 when an Alaskan police officer body slammed her on the McDonalds floor with at least twenty witnesses. She had a concussion, bled through her ears immediately when she was bodyslammed. Now she has a bad time concnetrating on issues. It's been a few years, but can we do anything to keep this from happening again? We tried to report abuse, but they really protect their own here in Alaska. Thanks.

March 9, 2009

Edith I agree you said : People are so quick to talk about suing

Last night on TV news at dinner time here Down Under they showed a young man who was recovering from melanoma caused by years of using a solarium / sunbed / tanning thing. He wants to sue the manufacturer because he contracted melanoma using his device, where no warning was posted.

I am sorry this young man has cancer...... but no one forced him to use the tanning bed.... imho, he used the tanning bed out of vanity....... why should he sue????? we have become a money grabbing self centred society.

AND yet, in the case of the young people who have been beaten by the people sent to protect them...... I do believe those people should be made accountable.... sue?????? perhaps not..... brought before the courts YES most definitely.

Clare in Tassie

March 10, 2009

THANKS SUSAN

KINDLY KEEP IT UP

COPS ARE THE REAL CULPRITS

REGARDS

DR. JN SHARMA

On 3/9/09, Susan Siegel <ssiegel5 wrote:

> The problem is that the police are getting away with this stuff more

> and more now. The police need to be held accountable. If there is no

> accountability, then we send a message that this behavior is o.k.

> We must make these types of cops accountable for their actions!

> Susan Siegel

>

> On Mar 9, 2009, at 8:39 AM, Edith Ziegler wrote:

>

>> People are so quick to talk about suing. Lawyers fees would rob you

>> blind and in the end you could end up losing your case. Is what

>> happened to this girl right? Only the people that were right there

>> can answer that. We did not see what all transpired. Are police

>> always right? No they are not. They are human make mistakes

>> go on a power trip and they make huge mistakes. Sometimes they

>> have to pay for it and other times they get away with it. This

>> world is not a great place any more. It used to be you could

>> depend on the police to protect you. You could put your faith into

>> the law enforcement they are employed by. Now their tactics are

>> not always honourable. I wish your daughter well and hope she

>> can be helped to get over her symtoms. Edith

>> -

>> Susan Siegel

>>

>> Monday, March 09, 2009 7:25 AM

>> Re: Cop beats 15 yr old girl for

>> kicking a shoe at him.

>>

>> Are you not able to sue the officers or station?

>> Susan Siegel

>>

>> On Mar 8, 2009, at 10:57 PM, ben jackson wrote:

>>

>>> My daughter was 18 when an Alaskan police officer body slammed her

>>> on the McDonalds floor with at least twenty witnesses. She had a

>>> concussion, bled through her ears immediately when she was

>>> bodyslammed. Now she has a bad time concnetrating on issues. It's

>>> been a few years, but can we do anything to keep this from

>>> happening again? We tried to report abuse, but they really protect

>>> their own here in Alaska. Thanks.

>>>

>>

>

March 10, 2009

It is said in the laws that when a public officer breaks a law, their authority ceases to exist. So, in a nutshell, they are common criminals when they do such acts. What does that tell you?--- On Mon, 3/9/09, Susan Siegel <ssiegel5 wrote:

Susan Siegel <ssiegel5Re: Cop beats 15 yr old girl for kicking a shoe at him. Date: Monday, March 9, 2009, 12:06 PM

The problem is that the police are getting away with this stuff more and more now. The police need to be held accountable. If there is no accountability, then we send a message that this behavior is o.k.

We must make these types of cops accountable for their actions!

Susan Siegel

On Mar 9, 2009, at 8:39 AM, Edith Ziegler wrote:

People are so quick to talk about suing. Lawyers fees would rob you blind and in the end you could end up losing your case. Is what happened to this girl right? Only the people that were right there can answer that. We did not see what all transpired. Are police always right? No they are not. They are human make mistakes go on a power trip and they make huge mistakes. Sometimes they have to pay for it and other times they get away with it. This world is not a great place any more. It used to be you could depend on the police to protect you. You could put your faith into the law enforcement they are employed by. Now their tactics are not always honourable. I wish your daughter well and hope she can be helped

to get over her symtoms. Edith

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Susan Siegel

Monday, March 09, 2009 7:25 AM

Re: Cop beats 15 yr old girl for kicking a shoe at him.

Are you not able to sue the officers or station?

Susan Siegel

On Mar 8, 2009, at 10:57 PM, ben jackson wrote:

My daughter was 18 when an Alaskan police officer body slammed her on the McDonalds floor with at least twenty witnesses. She had a concussion, bled through her ears immediately when she was bodyslammed. Now she has a bad time concnetrating on issues. It's been a few years, but can we do anything to keep this from happening again? We tried to report abuse, but they really protect their own here in Alaska. Thanks.

March 11, 2009

Dear Ben

You are correct

Please keep it up

Regards

Dr JN Sharma

On 3/10/09, ben jackson <cranium_stretched wrote:

> It is said in the laws that when a public officer breaks a law, their

> authority ceases to exist. So, in a nutshell, they are common criminals

> when they do such acts. What does that tell you?

>

> --- On Mon, 3/9/09, Susan Siegel <ssiegel5 wrote:

>

> Susan Siegel <ssiegel5

> Re: Cop beats 15 yr old girl for kicking a

> shoe at him.

>

> Monday, March 9, 2009, 12:06 PM

>

> The problem is that the police are getting away with this stuff more and

> more now. The police need to be held accountable. If there is no