Re: Man Tased for Rifle OC in San Antonio
Posted: Sat Apr 05, 2014 5:11 pm
McManus is the epitome of a "political police chief".
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If you listen to the video, the man states that the gun is loaded.puma guy wrote:Here it is. The SA Chief Of Police William McManus made this statement. ""If they're questioned by the police in an investigation to determine whether the weapon was loaded or not, they need to comply. As a lawful command or not, they need to comply," said McManus. He obviously doesn't even know the facts of the case and he's off to the races with the "failure to comply" spin.C-dub wrote:And the problem with there being trumped up charges so far, is that there haven't been any charges yet. So far, it seems like he was just assaulted under the color of the law and denied his civil rights.
No. Yes.nightmare wrote:If a cop in San Antonio asks your religion, are you required to answer? Can they taser you for fun if they don't like the answer?
Yeah! Exactly my point. I didn't count how many times he stated it was loaded but, I bet it's more than the fingers on one hand. This Chief is unworthy of leading a police force in my opinion. Either he's incapable of determining facts or he's lying.WildBill wrote:If you listen to the video, the man states that the gun is loaded.puma guy wrote:Here it is. The SA Chief Of Police William McManus made this statement. ""If they're questioned by the police in an investigation to determine whether the weapon was loaded or not, they need to comply. As a lawful command or not, they need to comply," said McManus. He obviously doesn't even know the facts of the case and he's off to the races with the "failure to comply" spin.C-dub wrote:And the problem with there being trumped up charges so far, is that there haven't been any charges yet. So far, it seems like he was just assaulted under the color of the law and denied his civil rights.
Doesn't that make him un comandante perfecto por San Antonio?puma guy wrote:Yeah! Exactly my point. I didn't count how many times he stated it was loaded but, I bet it's more than the fingers on one hand. This Chief is unworthy of leading a police force in my opinion. Either he's incapable of determining facts or he's lying.WildBill wrote:If you listen to the video, the man states that the gun is loaded.puma guy wrote:Here it is. The SA Chief Of Police William McManus made this statement. ""If they're questioned by the police in an investigation to determine whether the weapon was loaded or not, they need to comply. As a lawful command or not, they need to comply," said McManus. He obviously doesn't even know the facts of the case and he's off to the races with the "failure to comply" spin.C-dub wrote:And the problem with there being trumped up charges so far, is that there haven't been any charges yet. So far, it seems like he was just assaulted under the color of the law and denied his civil rights.
I wish someone would ask him why they needed to know.puma guy wrote:Here it is. The SA Chief Of Police William McManus made this statement. ""If they're questioned by the police in an investigation to determine whether the weapon was loaded or not, they need to comply. As a lawful command or not, they need to comply," said McManus. He obviously doesn't even know the facts of the case and he's off to the races with the "failure to comply" spin.C-dub wrote:And the problem with there being trumped up charges so far, is that there haven't been any charges yet. So far, it seems like he was just assaulted under the color of the law and denied his civil rights.
kenobi wrote:Doesn't that make him un comandante perfecto por San Antonio?puma guy wrote:Yeah! Exactly my point. I didn't count how many times he stated it was loaded but, I bet it's more than the fingers on one hand. This Chief is unworthy of leading a police force in my opinion. Either he's incapable of determining facts or he's lying.WildBill wrote:If you listen to the video, the man states that the gun is loaded.puma guy wrote:Here it is. The SA Chief Of Police William McManus made this statement. ""If they're questioned by the police in an investigation to determine whether the weapon was loaded or not, they need to comply. As a lawful command or not, they need to comply," said McManus. He obviously doesn't even know the facts of the case and he's off to the races with the "failure to comply" spin.C-dub wrote:And the problem with there being trumped up charges so far, is that there haven't been any charges yet. So far, it seems like he was just assaulted under the color of the law and denied his civil rights.
mamabearCali wrote:Shame is right.........if they tazed him for no reason at all.........then assault charges need to be filed on the officer. We do not need officers who amp up a situation and then taze law abiding citizens for giggles.
The police chief is trying CYA. Sadly in this day and age in that city it might work.
In this case the Chief McManus is blowing smoke. Mr. Vichique "complied" every time they asked if the gun was loaded. He replied "yes" every time asked. I too am waiting for the lawsuit and I hope they don't try prosecute him.cb1000rider wrote:You don't get to chief in a big city without being a politician.
Would we really expect a police chief to say, "if the command is unlawful, you can ignore it" - 'cause that would work out well for him politically... And work out well for most of the not-so-bright people that get arrested practically.
I'm waiting for the civil suit on this one...
How do you explain use of a tazer and no changes?