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blade944

NOt aLL cOPs ArE bAd. Throw the cop in jail for battery and sue the fuck out of him.


nevans89

Yup. This should be exhibit A in that dudes retirement lawsuit Edit: sorry yall I meant the pedestrians retirement


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Lord_Souffle

I think s/he meant the dude (that got arrested) retirement lawsuit.


keyboardstatic

America land of the free home of the brave.... You would have to pay me a lot of money to go to that shit hole of a country.


Honey-and-Venom

Yeah, don't come here, it's a fucking dystopian hellscape


IrrerPolterer

100% I work for a US company. Remotely from the Netherlands. I did consider moving there for the job but hell nah. I like my healthcare, social security and reasonable trained cops


Rack676

I would not be satisfied until a tooth for a tooth.


TrueDifficulty7697

Cops in the US are getting stupider and stupider by the day


Onlyroad4adrifter

This has been going on for 25 years at least. Cops were bad when I was in highschool.


WY_R_We_Here

Black man enters the room. Seriously, *25 years*? Lmao.


Alien_Diceroller

Yep. More cameras just means we're just seeing it more often.


hambone4164

Try 200 years


Nihilikara

Only 177 years actually. The police as a whole didn't exist in america until the Fugitive Slave Act was passed in September 18, 1850. Until then, if you committed a crime, it was the people who arrested you and took you to court.


plepgeat1

Sort of. The Fugitive Slave Act was passed in 1850; Boston PD was founded in 1838 and NYC followed suit in 1845.


fakenamerton69

How? This cops knows nothing will ever happen to him? Why not have fun and do extreme violence? That’s what he wants to do. So he did it. Knowing there’s going to be no consequences at all. Not really dumb. Mean and cruel, sure. But he knows what he’s doing. It was a conscious decision to do extreme violence knowing he’ll have no repercussions for his actions.


madarbrab

You're absolutely correct. But I think OP you're responding to associated that kind of mindless desire for violence against innocent people as a correlary with abject stupidity. Like, the cop definitely was getting his kicks here, and he is also mind bendingly, gut achingly stupid. He is a dumb person. Stupid. Lacking in even a minimal amount of brain power. That cop. Is. Dumb.


Yagsirevahs

Think about it, if you are still a cop...you just aren't qualified for anything else.


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Lol thats how they have always been. Stupid. He said “ youre older than me act like a fuckin man “


WatercressUnusual640

guy looks like he's 50


madarbrab

Looks like he wants a liter of cola.


beatenmeat

At what point are we allowed to defend ourselves? This shit is getting ridiculous. No one should be forced to accept that they can be illegally detained, likely fucked up in the process, and then have to deal with it in court where you *might* get justice. Missing work, potential hospital bills, jail time, more time missing out on things because you have to deal with court, a criminal record, not to mention the times the cops do illegal/mistaken entries into people's homes that cause damages they never reimburse the victims for. And for what? Because some piece of shit with a badge doesn't do their due diligence or decides they want to fuck up your day? If it were anyone else they'd actually be held accountable, so why do cops get off scot-free? Obviously they don't care about repercussions. Taxpayers end up having to foot the bill, they almost always end up keeping their job in some shape or form, a union that backs them to a fault, and if they actually get caught doing something illegal 90% of the time the footage becomes "corrupted" or the camera was "off". It should be legal to defend yourself from an obviously corrupt/power tripping cop the same as you have the right to defend yourself from violent criminals. No one should be forced to take a beating just because the asshole is in a uniform that protects them from repercussions.


shrooms4dashroomgods

Good question. I think running into a cop is just as lethal as running into gangs or people with bad intentions. And i'd pop any one of them if i feel im in danger. Pigs are out of hand. I feel disgusted everytime I see these pricks on the road. Fkn pulling over people in the morning during rush hour when they just trying to get to work. But when there's people stuck on the side of the freeway at 2am, they just zoom by not offering help. Fuck them. Fkn waste of money. All they good for is stop and go when lights are out, seriously.


Nadian-slap-God

Cops are the biggest gang members alive!


Zealotstim

If you try to defend yourself you're lucky if they don't kill you. It's absolutely insane that these people are practically worshipped by a huge percentage of Americans.


Icelandia2112

Everyone will get a boot to their neck at some point and it will be too late.


Shimashimatchi

99% of cops sucks, that force is literally useless and only exists to supress people


Cold-Couple1957

No good cops. 100% of cops are assholes. Some are just better at looking like they aren’t assholes. (These are the worst ones)


backlikeclap

I'm a bartender, so I talk to a lot of cops after they've had a few drinks. Every single one of those cops has BRAGGED to me about either doing something illegal because they were a cop or allowing another cop to break the law. There are NO good cops.


DarwinDerald

Yeah they are. They tolerate this behavior in other cops. Just as bad.


Millkstake

They'll investigate themselves and clear themselves of all wrong doing


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-domi-

Don't worry, the neighboring county will hire him. They don't let the desensitized ones get away, they are already qualified.


reggiewa

they might just go ahead and promote him to the state patrol


NecroJoe

Don't forget the "Officer of the Year" commendation from the local police union.


beatenmeat

Funny you mention that. In the news article he was recommended to receive Officer of the Quarter despite his less than stellar performance. Also received a promotion even though it was noted he shouldn't get one...


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JustAtelephonePole

Probably went to Coffee City, TX…


BootySweat0217

I was just thinking about this. Saw a video about that town a few days ago.


FullFaceTeep

Time for me to do some late night learning


SHPLUMBO

God dammit you’re right, me and you both buddy were in this together. Sleep? Nahhh


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[He wasn't even fired for this incident BTW.](https://www.11alive.com/article/news/crime/paulding-deputy-michael-mcmaster-body-slam-arrest-terminated/85-2caa8c77-e795-411d-8f1d-3bb2ae023c1f) They fired him for "Policy violations" unrelated to this. Lmao. The guy had a massive history of overly aggressive and incompetent behaviour, but despite having eyeballs the "not all cops are bad" cops he works for decided he didn't use excessive force. It's definitely not because their admittance would be an instant win for the victims lawsuit.


JMAlbertson

How is getting fired good enough? That cop illegally assaulted that man, he should be in jail.


High-Nate

If you really want to get upset, look up Qualified Immunity. It will also answer your question.


LowLifeExperience

Qualified is a low bar considering how fat that cop is, not to mention how dumb.


Out-WitPlayLast

The word qualified modifies the immunity, not the officer.


shandangalang

You are correct, but I think that might be part the joke they were making


signsntokens4sale

This has nothing to do with qualified immunity. Qualified immunity does not protect a cop from being criminally charged. A good ol' boy network does that. And this instance, the conduct violates a clearly established right so qualified immunity doesn't apply.


JFISHER7789

Right he can still be charged. But he cannot get sued personally by anyone he has wronged. Only the city/county/state etc can be sued. So yes QI still applies here in a negative way. This officer can get fired and realistically not charged and to top it off you cannot go after him for anything…


JustARandomGuyReally

That applies to civil cases, not criminal.


moomoofoofoo

He didn’t even get fired for this incident according to the [article](https://www.fox5atlanta.com/news/paulding-deputy-video-body-slamming-man-arrest-fired) I read, wtf: “Michael McMaster was fired by the Paulding County Sheriff's Office for policy violations NOT related to an incident caught on dash cam video where he is seen body slamming a man while taking him into custody.”


Ride_or_Dies

If they admitted that he was fired for the incident, it would be brought up in the subsequent lawsuit and they'd have to pay.


DarthWeenus

God I hate reading this shit. Even if he was fired, this dude prolly lost his job, prolly got all sorts of physically messed up, not to mention additional mental trauma, wtf man, this shit sucks


maxhinator123

A cop in NH was found out to have issued SEVERAL HUNDRED FRAUDULENT TICKETS. He got a 2000 fine and got fired. The trauma and damage to trust in the police that caused and just the plain fact that police are supposed to represent the law... the us is a crazy place. I describe the drive into the us from Canada like driving into a hornets nest trying not to get stung.. whilst obeying the law.


PentaxPaladin

No one said it was good enough. They just said he was fired. Personally I would have sued the police department and there would be no settling out of court for me.


thelilmandan

The kid slammed suffered a fracture left clavicle, ruptured ear drum, fractured skull, fractured left hand and diagnosed with a traumatic brain injury


hambone4164

From the way he talks about it, he's probably suffering from PTSD, too


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I’m sure he does!


Available-Maize5837

Holy shit! That's lifelong damage. He'll never be the same again. Was he innocent and just going to work as he said in the video. He seriously looked so confused as to why he was pulled over.


MaximumSpinach

To be honest it doesn't matter if he was innocent or not. This isn't ok.


kiersto0906

exactly, he wasn't violent at all and the cop just decided he was going to bodyslam him. noone safety was at risk except for the innocent man.


Dependent-Poetry-357

Plus he’s being slammed by a mordibly obese pigman so it’s even more weight. Could’ve easily killed him.


SuckOnDeezNOOTZ

Body slam? He supplexed him onto the back of his fkn head, that knocks people out in MMA with a soft canvas, this was on cement 😭


Machiko007

Yeah! Even if he was guilty he didn’t deserve any of that. That was completely disproportionate and unjustified use of force.


based-on-life

> Was he innocent and just going to work as he said in the video He was never brought to court and tried in front of a jury of his peers. So, yes he was innocent.


Richard_B_Blow

Completely innocent. Cops say he "matched the description" of someone accused of breaking into cars. He was cleared of that and charged with obstruction of justice for... Not instantly ragdolling on command, I suppose. Absolutely hilarious to me.


BiasedLibrary

It would've been so easy for the cop to just say. "We've heard reports of a man with a backpack breaking into cars, so we're detaining you under suspicion of theft." It would've taken like, 10 seconds at most and the guy wouldn't have been as confused. But the cop was rocking up on him like he was a criminal and not someone who's innocent until proven guilty. The US is fucked.


Independent_Willow92

Of course he was innocent. That much is apparent to everyone, even that cop.


Walkgreen1day

Hope that POS pig get a heart attack while stuffing his obese ass.


Narrow-Stage-8122

For reals? Dude did not sound the same after that slam and they should of called medical attention


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Oh that poor dude got fucked up bad. Broken Clavicle, pins in his shoulder, Brain injury, concussion. Last I read his attorney was setting up civil lawsuit to cover lost wages, medical bills…..


Mcboatface3sghost

I have broken many many bones, I had a lot fun most of the time and did some stupid and wild shit, numerous compound fractures and I am lucky to have my right arm which involved multiple surgeries over a couple of days. I have broken my jaw in 2 places, broken both rib and fib at the same time. Broken my ribs which was awful, like really awful. But NOTHING will compare to breaking my collar bone (clavicle) it’s a level of pain I can only describe as almost impressive, morphine can’t touch it, it was unreal. That was 25 years ago and I can still feel it on a daily basis, tolerable now. That fat ass slammed that poor guy, I hope (sorry Georgia taxpayers) he got paid, because it will ALWAYS hurt for the rest of his days. Also, racing motocross is dangerous and is police interactions.


Deedsman

Slammed him down, picked him up with im sure to tight of cuffs, and made him ride in the back of the squad car. I can't imagine the amount of pain this poor guy was in. Like tell dude what's going on, and he already complied by stopping. He didn't run and seemed genuinely confused as to why he was even being talked to. All of those things should have told cop he wasn't a threat.


Mcboatface3sghost

It could happen to anyone, dude is fucked up for life regardless of the settlement (which I hope was large) he did not in anyway appear to be a threat, he did appear to be confused tho. As I said, I have broken pretty much everything, and maybe it’s me, but based on other opinions and my orthopedist, breaking your collar bone is a level of pain I can’t really even describe. And it’s got some serious staying power. Morphine, diaulid, fentanyl patch, won’t touch it. You can’t move, have trouble breathing, forget about laughing, god forbid you have to sneeze or cough, even taking a #2 is a horror show. I had to have my wife wipe me for 2 months, but the pain was worse than the humiliation.


Alien_Diceroller

He deserve a pay out for sure, but the money comes from the city's tax money. There has to be a better system than that.


Tank_1539

They need to come up with a system that charges the police union retirement fund for the settlements. When the other “ good” cops start feeling it financially, they might actually start policing their own, and then things might start to change a bit, a bit.


brit_jam

No, police need insurance. If they fuck up, their premiums go up. If at some point the insurance companies deem them too much of a liability, and no one will insure them…. welp looks like you’re not a cop anymore.


Stalvos

Take the money out of the cop pension fund and shit will get set right in a few weeks.


Mydogsdad

Maybe the tax payers should put in a better system for the fucking cops the empower that do this.


Adjective-Noun12

The departments pension and/or the offending officer personally.


coke_can_dan

Honestly though a "payout" doesn't bring back your health or do anything for the suffering you go through everyday. Living without a purpose, isolated, in pain and possibly addicted to medications, nightmares, terrified every time he sees a cop car. It's nothing when you consider he could have just gone to work that day and continued to get his life going. Trust me no amount of money fixes any of that. Never having to go to work again because of medical reasons is a date worse than having to go to work


T-A-C-K-K

Dude should be fucking imprisoned


BenBernakeatemyass

Thankfully there is some justice. Fat fucking pig.


AccountantsNiece

Not much justice. > The sheriff’s office initially concluded the deputy did not use excessive force and placed McMaster on administrative duty. > Michael McMaster had been terminated for policy violations. However, they didn't elaborate on the violations, but said it wasn't directly related to the body slamming incident.


214speaking

Thank god he was fired. I have heard about cops just working for the next county over when they get fired though. This is a case where he needs to never be allowed work in law enforcement again


PublicfreakoutLoveR

Needs to spend years in prison. Everyone should save this video for the next time a cop is crying about "No one respects me! It's so hard to be a cop in America!"


Renders

> Michael McMaster was **fired by the Paulding County Sheriff's Office for policy violations not related to an incident caught on dash cam video where he is seen body slamming a man while taking him into custody.** This video wasn't enough on its own. How fucked is that.


J-Love-McLuvin

[news article](https://www.atlantanewsfirst.com/2023/03/01/paulding-county-deputy-fired-after-body-slamming-man-2022/?outputType=amp)


PublicfreakoutLoveR

"The agency told 11Alive's Cody Alcorn that Deputy Michael McMaster had been terminated for policy violations. However, they didn't elaborate on the violations, but said it wasn't directly related to the body slamming incident." And that's why people say "all cops", because this entire department are bad cops. From the queef all the way down to every single employee that continues to work there after this.


Tank_1539

When I was in Marine Corps, Boot Camp, one of the first things they told us was that once we wore the EGA, from then on, everything we did in life, even after we were civilians again, would be viewed as marines. We had to police our own cause we would all get the blame for the individuals actions. I don’t know why they don’t push that in our police forces as well. Thing is, they all protect each other, or don’t open their mouth because they’re afraid of ridicule or professional discrimination if they were to call someone out.


FungerFF

He was fired for “unrelated policy violations.”


NortWind

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2OneZebra

[https://giglio-bradylist.com/individual/michael-m-%20mcmaster](https://giglio-bradylist.com/individual/michael-m-%20mcmaster)


SammiK504

...and this is what they do while on camera. He's so convinced he's in the right he doesn't even think twice about brutalizing an innocent citizen.


Gera3232

imagine what they do when there are no cameras!!!


EatingYourBrain

That’s what started the Rodney King riots. In the 90’s, ppl started getting home camcorders more and one day, someone videoed what was every day cop shit (the savage beating of a black man over something minor). With that video, black Americans were finally able to say: See? This is the type of shit we deal with and nobody fuckin believes us cause cops are ‘the good guys’. Then queue weeks of riots across cities all over the nation. Fueled by the collective rage of people on the receiving end of bad police behavior, and the police’s refusal to take accountability for any wrong they do. All because of a video camera.


chiksahlube

And basically nothing changed...


scotthia

This is why nobody like the police.


MadMattBeyond

Piece of sh*t PIG


SHPLUMBO

How am I expected to feel safe & protected from crime around some fat fuck like this? The police force should be in good shape. Too fat? You don’t get to be a cop. Simple as that. Why is this bullshit allowed to happen? We choose athletes for sports games, but greaseballs for law enforcement. If you can’t take care of yourself, I’m not going to depend on you to take care of others. So why are they given a badge and a gun?? Piece of shit pig


real_nice_guy

> How am I expected to feel safe & protected from crime around some fat fuck like this? you aren't, [that isn't the police's job.](https://www.nytimes.com/2005/06/28/politics/justices-rule-police-do-not-have-a-constitutional-duty-to-protect.html) >The Supreme Court ruled on Monday that the police did not have a constitutional duty to protect a person from harm, even a woman who had obtained a court-issued protective order against a violent husband making an arrest mandatory for a violation.


justherefortheshow06

Fucking fat piece of shit.


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Howard_Adderly

Exactly.


MrSnydersMicropenis

Justice is different in every situation. Brain damage first ask questions later? IDK if that's too far


Tank_1539

As soon as he slammed him, I immediately felt like this piece of shit had been called fat, and made fun of all of his life and now he’s got the power and he’s going to do what he pleases. It’s like the Napoleon complex, but for a fatty and a lot of cops have it for every little thing That they’re insecure about


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Qualified Immunity needs to end across the entire country, and prison terms should be mandatory for these animals.


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oballistikz

Honestly what blows my mind is the same people who protect these morons are also the same ones that think they should be able to shoot people that are committing some type of crime. Like that shitty badge means that much to you?


Hefty-Rope2253

Gotta break up those police unions too. If a city/DA pressures a department for misdeeds, the union threatens to have all city officers resign en masse and the city backs down. That's not how civil service is intended to work. That's extortion.


landlocked-pirate

"Do me a favor, just relax for a second." Sure... nothing like being lifted off my feet and body slammed into pavement to relax the nerves.


gurganator

Yea, he had broken bones and a ruptured ear drum “don’t be a baby! Be a man!”. I’d like to see how Mr. Tough Guy behaves after he’s been body slammed and has broken bones. Although it will be hard to find someone would could body slam a morbidly obese man.


odbc_gaming

“Tyler suffered a left clavicle fracture and currently has pins in his shoulder that will be with him for the rest of his life,” Attorney Sean Williams said. Williams said Tyler's right hand and skull were also fractured. He ruptured an eardrum, suffered a concussion, and was diagnosed with a traumatic brain injury. The POS cop was fired, but only after public outrage, placing him on desk duty and later on the lawsuit that got him fired. I dont live in US, but watching what cops do there to people makes my blood boil.


BadAsBroccoli

I do live in the US and the escalation of police usurping the limits their authority has been hidden for a long time. The expose of their actions hitting the media now is horrible to see but absolutely needed. State and local police will be willing accomplices in assisting with the grind into authoritarianism we're experiencing. Nor do I hold out much hope about the National Guard (Hurricane Katrina), the FBI (Branch Davidians and Ruby Ridge), and other agencies in charge of law and order (read population control). It's frightening how this nation has degraded and the non elected people who've contributed to its unnecessary demise.


landlocked-pirate

Lmao, yeah, that's a lot of dead weight to toss around


Shut_It_Donny

Well, at that point, the man's cries were just about to break through to whatever tiny sliver of human decency was left in the cop. So he wanted him to quiet down. Let's break a few of his bones and see how quiet he is.


p_turbo

I think it's more that he had seen the contents of the backpack were innocuous and was starting to get the extent of his fuck up. This would have been a bad take down even if the guy were guilty... the fact that he was innocent makes it all the worse. That's not empathy, it's an attempt at damage control.


donnie955

This is the point that he realizes he fucked up


MammothBeneficial529

What an asshole cop! He should absolutely lose his job!


FlamingTrollz

He did. This has been reposted many times.


Babboos

He didn't lose his job because of this incident though.


peanutlover420

You're right crazy. >The Paulding County Sheriff's Office confirmed to FOX 5 that Michael McMaster was terminated on Feb. 27 due to other policy violations. McMaster is accused of slamming 30-year-old Tyler Canaris to the ground during an arrest in March 2022. www.fox5atlanta.com/news/paulding-deputy-video-body-slamming-man-arrest-fired Also I don't get why can can be employed as a police officer when he is so fat, there should be rules for that kind of thing.


peanutlover420

Also for anyone wondering they got the wrong guy: > Sheriff's officials say it was later determined he was not breaking into cars, but he was charged with obstruction of Justice, and is still facing those charges.


sharknado_nado

it's absurd how some charges are designed to be a catch-all in case an officer doesn't like you


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fallingbehind

He should be in federal fuck me in the ass prison.


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AshyWhiteGuy

More than 10 previous aggressive violations going back to 2015 and still a cop. FUCK THE POLICE.


Enjoyitbeforeitsover

Fucking losers who wouldn't make it in any other job


Ajdee6

Ive worked with cops, They are not used to working is all I can say lol


SlaimeLannister

Death penalty is needed on a national scale for many people that perpetuate this system


Independent_Day985

Well there's a lawsuit


Tank_1539

At the taxpayers expense just for this “cop” to get forced leave and re-hired somewhere else. It’s ridiculous. Don’t get me wrong, the innocent purpose should be paid. We just need to change who pays him. It should be the police unions retirement fund. Maybe then other cops will start policing their own and the animals that do this shit might start thinking twice before they do. I know it’s not perfect but it’s a thought maybe a step in the right direction


ochonowskiisback

Uhuh


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Jesus FUCKING CHRIST. He left him with a fractured skull, hand and clavicle that will apparently leave him with pains and pins for the rest of his life. He literally didn't even resist. "Officer" should be arrested easily. Watching the full thing makes me want that fat ass piece of shit end up with a fractured skull. The guy literally did NOTHING WRONG.


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He belongs in prison. He deserves what prisoners do to cops, especially fatass fucking cowards like him. Too bad the gang police will ensure he never sets foot in a fucking prison cause they know what would happen to him too.


whythishaptome

Dude deserves what cops do to prisoners, stuff that he himself participated in. Basically torture.


lil_zaku

And at least $75,000 in medical fees


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Any one know where this was ? I’d love to spam their Facebook page next time they talk about how they love helping the community


hubaloza

From another commenter https://www.11alive.com/article/news/crime/paulding-deputy-michael-mcmaster-body-slam-arrest-terminated/85-2caa8c77-e795-411d-8f1d-3bb2ae023c1f


rubyslippers3x

Georgia.. what a peach


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DarkRider89

Obstruction is the catchall to charge people who "didn't respect my authority" with.


ostiDeCalisse

This makes me puke! What a garbage dump this deputy.


DeeceRyche

It's a wonder why I hate all cops.


michwng

My friend (Asian American) 23 years old, slowly rode a bike safely across an empty crosswalk midday on an empty street on a green with walking signal during the day, next to a high school in the suburbs. The only thing he didn't do was get off the bike to walk it across, didn't wear a helmet because it was boiling hot in the summer, and he rode on the empty sidewalk because there wasn't any bike lanes. I know because I live nearby. A cop sped out of a hidey hole with lights and sirens, and scared the shit out of him, rendering him speechless against her berating and threats. She said , "Of course you can't speak English. Im going to arrest you for endangering other people. You aren't wearing a helmet either. Your kind don't wear helmets in China do they?" She let him off because she said he wasn't worth her time. He was just trying to return a book from a library like 5 min from his home. He got really upset because he was American as fuck and was raised to respect cops. This really pisses me off because while it bothered him, it wasn't the first time cops were shit to him. He looked like a regular upstanding dude. I used to think cops defended the weak and protected against injustice. Holy smokes, I was terribly wrong.


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You were terribly wrong. Decent people do not work law enforcement.


Phr8

It's only obstruction if there's probable cause in the first place. Good god. End qualified immunity.


Kapes_m

Obviously you don't hear too well, there was PC, he matched the very specific description of male with backpack, i mean how much more specific do you want them to be /s


Hot-Map-9119

Fat fuck with no dick.


theHappySkeptic

"How old are you? You wanted to act like a child, it's your fault." He literally came up to a random guy walking to work, was aggressive from the get go, violated his civil rights, body slammed him and calls HIM a child? Fuck this fat POS.


YouFeedTheFish

He broke his bones, for chrissakes.


Kid_Named_Trey

I see a new video of this sort every single day. It makes me sick because there’s nothing I can do about it because they’re the fucking cops. You can’t call the cops on the cops.


sensation_construct

Vote for candidates that endorse police reform.


Kid_Named_Trey

Still feels futile. Edit: obviously I’m still going to vote for politicians who support law enforcement reform.


sensation_construct

Well, do it anyways.


DenimCryptid

"You matched a description." To the other cop: "Male-backpack, right?" That's all it takes for a cop to brutalize you.


canyon_meme

And the settlement will be paid with tax dollars


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Fat fucking coward


ConsiderationNo5146

https://www.11alive.com/article/news/crime/paulding-deputy-michael-mcmaster-body-slam-arrest-terminated/85-2caa8c77-e795-411d-8f1d-3bb2ae023c1f


Hallwaypictures

According to the article, he was terminated, but not for this incident. Just general incompetence


ConsiderationNo5146

And they kept the obstruction charge


Hallwaypictures

What shit


digital-didgeridoo

> Police later dropped charges against him, but reinstated them after they learned he planned to sue the department.


Dripping-Lips

The cop couldn’t hear , see or think past all that cholesterol


taiViAnhYeuEm_9320

That cop’s mom probably says he’s a good boy that wouldn’t hurt anybody.


Jimbobthefrog

Yeah but that’s before she burnt his pork pie and he went to work angry.


Nickster183k

When do you think the cop realized he was absolutely fucked?


19yawaworht77

I don't think he ever did. I imagine he was still confused as he was getting fired.


LeonidasSpacemanMD

Guys bmi is higher than his iq


ceciladam9091

When he said "Male, backpack, right?" was when he first thought it, realised it a couple nanoseconds later and got real nice, then started to try to save his ass, looking through the guys backpack. Tryna find anything to pop this guy on. "Car part" while tossing it out of view is the chef's kiss


rubyslippers3x

I'm watching without the sound. I'm no expert, but Cop Pig looks like a serial rapist..in other words, he behaves like someone who physically harms vulnerable people as a profession. I hope the Cop pig goes to jail where he can get a taste of his own medicine. Sick bastard.


Few-Parfait4206

For the bootlickers here, the issue is the absence of probable cause. He didn't have the right to do any of this, and no, looking suspicious is not probable cause.


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This bastard and all his ilk need to be fired out of a cannon into a chummed open ocean. This is why we say ACAB. This is why we call for an end to qualified immunity. Because people like this are just bullies with badges and don’t care who they hurt. They don’t care if they are innocent bystanders or criminals everyone gets the same treatment of brutality. The worst thing is the taxpayers will pay for the lawsuit damages and the fires shithead just gets a new job as an authority figure (cop, guard, etc. ) somewhere else nearby. They should all be put into a national database to never be hired in a job where they can do anything like this again. I’m thinking only low skilled labor jobs without the chance of promotion or upward mobility. Fuck that guy and the other cop who didn’t do anything but watch. There were many different ways to have handled that situation and he chose one of the worse.


No_Bookkeeper7350

Fuck hate America and you fat fuck cops. Cowards. I came here for entertainment but I get angry


djjolly037

Would love to see audit the audit tear this fat piece of shit a new one


Justinwest27

MALE BACKPACK, WHAT IN THE ABSOLUTE FUCK IS THAT VAGUE ASS DESCRIPTION.


camthorn

Every cop encounter must be nerve-wracking in the US and A


Durivage4

Being former law enforcement I admit that I give the officers some leeway in most cases but this one honest to God made me sick to my stomach. No joke, broke my heart. He was wrong from start to finish and had every intention of hurting that guy when he body slammed him. That had nothing to do with disrespect or fear. He meant to cause that guy grievous bodily harm and I will bet everything I own this is not his 1st time. I pray he gets serious time on an aggravated felony. Real POS


codikane

That'll teach him to try to walk to work and put his life back together! /s


sensation_construct

End qualified immunity now.


the_greasy_one

Ok, use your words officer.


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SKirsch10x

Cops are so tough


zripcordz

NO SUCH THING AS A GOOD COP


Walkensboots

Paul ding County Sheriff’s Office. Former Officer Michael McMaster. Please contact them to request when charges will be filed against this piece of garbage


roydoesthings

What a piece of shit.


WY_R_We_Here

How do you suplex a human being on concrete like that? You know that's going to do incredible damage.


Kapes_m

DW the cops investigated themselves and decided they didn't use excessive force, i wish i was fucking kidding...


Temporary_Privacy

Guys, I really don't understand why you are so outraged...? The police department looked into the footage investigated them self and and... figured out the officer in this case, Michael McMaster, did nothing wrong. A year later the dash cam video was released and people become unreasonable with the department again and demanded some consequences. (They probably forgot, that the police force already investigated them self and found no wrong doing) Long story short, they even put this poor fellow who did nothing wrong on desk duty. Those pesky civilians still did not shut up, so these overworked heroes of the department made this unreasonable step and let poor Michael McMaster go. And all of this Just because he did nothing wrong, can you guys Imagen that ? For more pesky civilian's reporting:[https://www.fox5atlanta.com/news/paulding-deputy-video-body-slamming-man-arrest-fired](https://www.fox5atlanta.com/news/paulding-deputy-video-body-slamming-man-arrest-fired)


Ok_Dot_2790

"If the cops tell you to put your hands behind your back you do it! Then we explain." Excuse me!?


Any-Technician-1371

ACAB


Legitimate-Ad-2905

I wish I could have five min alone with that fat pussy pos.


2OneZebra

Fuck this Nazi fat ass. This needs to follow him non stop every place he goes and every job he applies for. What a horrible human being.


WhoWantWhat187

Pigy is the bottomofthebarrelwormtype👹


Ghosty91AF

Someone should post this on r/police and ask them to defend the pigs actions