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Dikitain posted...

darkknight109 posted...

Probably not, but that's not what happened so this hypothetical isn't really relevant.

So in other words the cop was justified.

Imagine you're walking past a school and a cop, out of nowhere, tackles you to the ground and handcuffs you.

Which isn't what happened. The kid was asked a question first, and instead of answering acted erratically. Hence, he was being restrained until the cop was able to assess the situation and determine that he wasn't a threat.

he acted erratic because he has autism. and he was scared and shy and didn't know what to do. This scenerio was a nightmare situation for someone like him. he is very shy and subdued. meanwhile the cop is super aggressive and assertive. and he's demanding the kid to act like a normal child. so when he doesn't he gets pissed off. that is not a good quality in a cop.