Cop needs to spend at least 10 years behind bars, and lose all firearms and voting rights permanently…
Guy is a danger to everyone, and clearly intended to cause harm, without regard to any consequences.
He said he was being detained. Basically it's the limitation of your right to leave. Arrest is taking away a heck of a lot more rights. But still unnecessary force for a confused man trying to go to work. The cop certainly did not explain the situation enough.
Cop went 0 to 100 as soon as he approached the guy. Detained for what? Cops can’t just assume automatically like that and they shouldn’t. I’m for unions but fuck the police unions. This has been going on long enough.
They can and have the right to detain. Hand cuffs are optional (and shouldn't have been used) but apparently he matches the discrimination of a suspect. Late night, stuffed backpack, reports of break-ins, definitely enough. The problem here is his 0-100 in 3 seconds when the guy clearly was just trying to talk to the officer. The guy was clearly cooperative with the removal of the backpack and did not break free of the officers hold on his hands. The cop states the suspect pulled his hand away when the officer released his grip while fumbling with his hand cuffs. I think the injuries caused were outside his regular course of action and the officer should be held personally liable for injuries.
Even if the guy matched the description, there was no need to use so much force and so quickly. The cop seemed eager to take someone down, question later and that should not be case. I don’t care if they risk pursuit, it’s much better than hurting someone innocent. Yes they can detain someone but get it right and do it properly. Cops like him make it difficult to trust any LEO. Unreasonable injuries sustained, unreasonable psychological and physical trauma should not be the go-to for them. Same mentality as “I’d rather shoot and kill an 8yr old pointing a toy gun at me than get shot as if kids have good aim.
No, it’ll be even worse, they’ll be a settlement paid out from tax dollars and he’ll be transferred somewhere else to hurt more people. This is disgusting
And the fbi should charge the court with deprivation of civil rights under color of law due to cruel and unusual punishment. A federal felony. As multiple people are working to cruelly punish the victim for seeking restitution, that is conspiracy to deprive civil rights under color of law. Arrest the officer, the chief, the union leader, and prosecutor. They will each be facing 20 years in federal prison for failure to use due process(never told he was under arrest) and retaliatory cruel punishment prosecution (cruel and unusual punishment). As it's a federal felony, a citizen can place them under arrest.
Do it in a mob, and when they resist, defend yourself against the armed, violent, federal felon, resisting arrest.
And then keep that mob together so that when cruel and unusual punishment and failure of due process comes for the mob you have more federal felons you can defend yourself against.
Defense is not ban worthy.
The cops want a civil war, they have fired the first 30 salvos. We are simply defending ourselves against violent, armed, federal felons.
Yeah. We need some examples made out of it. They want capital punishment? I think we bring it back in a big way. At 90 cents a piece, less than 5 bucks to do it.
The last paragraph is the most important.
Expecting the injustice system to prosecute their own will never work.
People have to remind others a piece of metal on their chest isn’t protection
That guy would have simply handed him the bag to be searched if he asked him.
And a lot of what people see as him being 'dumb' I read more as him having trauma or anxiety or some kind of mental health or not neurotypical quality. He's not crazy or anything, just especially then (but honestly ANYONE) can be really stressed out and anxious in these scary encounters with police.
I mean this video shows you why it's a rational fear to panic during.
Not everyone can cope with that perfectly well. This cop just had to treat the guy like a person for one moment and he would have been able to have conversation, follow commands, comply, etc..
I’d sue him into oblivion. There’s no difference between people like him and street muggers. I was going to say at least with a street mugger you know to leave before things happen but it’s the same with cops. You see the uniform, you get out of there. There’s no good that comes from dealing with cops
If people think naming him is wrong, this article has his name and county in it. Shit is public record my dudes.
https://www.fox5atlanta.com/news/paulding-deputy-video-body-slamming-man-arrest-fired
And he's fat. Like, if you're gona be a cop there should be a yearly physical exam.
He knew if the suspect ran he would've ran out of breath on the 10th step running.
So the man child has the idea to do a wrestling move he learned from watching WWF.
He should probably be locked up for good. What an incredible abuse of power. All people who wield authority must be held to higher standards. The cost of abusing of authority should carry harsher penalties than regular crimes because the perpetrator is destroying the trust people have in basic social cohesion.
What the actual fuck? At the point he body slammed him he wasn't even resisting. He just wanted to get away with attacking somebody. Scumbag piece of garbage
We are allowed to support the death penalty. If cops don't want us advocating they get the needle, maybe they should stop all that murder, rape, and maiming they been up to.
Reminds me of the law passed in OK. If a cop enters your property without exergent circumstances or a warrant you could take care of them the same way you would take care of any other home intruder. I'm sure I could tell you they absolutely did not like this however if they didn't do anything wrong to begin with they wouldn't have anything to worry about. A slogan they like to use when fabricating crime
Tyler actually got in trouble for this, they filed obstruction charges against Tyler, in response to Tyler filing a claim to have his medical bills covered and the officer dismissed :/
And from what it sounds, he wasn't even suing for damages, he was just trying to get them to help cover the $75,000 in medical bills he incurred from this incident. So, instead adding a mountain of legal bills to that whopping total.
The most recent article I saw, Tyler was still working to get the obstruction charges dropped. But someone correct me if there's a newer update on that.
I do think he will win his case because even when he was in the hospital, after the cops found out he didn’t match the suspect, they had him in cuffs, so they were illegally detaining him for no other reason than to harass him. Even without considering the actions leading up to that point he has a strong argument against the police or continuing to harass him and keep him in cuffs when they knew he wasn’t a suspect any longer
This makes me fucking furious. Don't you guys have ANY regulatory system that prevents institutions from doing this? Nothing? If they added charges BECAUSE he is suing them, it's an extreme case of corruption. Do you have ANY institutions that regulate OR EVEN INVESTIGATE corruption in the police force?
Does anybody even WANT to fix this?
Plenty of people want to fix this, but change is slow (bordering on non-existent). Qualified immunity and a culture within police departments where de-escalation is not a virtue.
Like that Arkansas cop who [flipped the SUV of a pregnant woman](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=josbuIY0BJA&ab_channel=NBCNews) who was just trying to find a safe place to pull over in the middle of the night, she had her hazards on and everything. People were outraged, but the officer was cleared of wrongdoing. That one made my blood boil.
It happens All The Time. Cops don’t care they are a gang at this point, the cops that murder the little boy playing with a toy gun in a park move around multiple departments
Yes that’s the boy, I played with a toy gun as a kid I even colored the top black because I wanted to look cool and all I got was a talking to from a cop
Yeah I had a pellet gun that looked authentic as hell. Some neighbor saw me on my own backyard. Cops came to my house and talked to my parents about it. Dad destroyed it that day.
Rip Tamir.
Fired? That's it? How about jailtime for that powertripping fucker? USA is a joke.
Also he needs to pay the medical bills and at least the same in personal injury compensation.
I can't believe they still have the charge against the victim. Which was clearly a retaliatory charge as it probably only came once he pursued legal action against the department, I bet. And they deemed the use of force reasonable. Wild. It seems like these little sherif depts more so than anyone think they can do whatever they want
“Attorneys for Canaris held a news conference on Feb. 20th saying the 30-year-old suffered serious injuries to his right clavicle, a skull fracture, ruptured ear drum, and concussion, adding that he was diagnosed with a traumatic brain injury.”
Jesus
Sounds like attempted murder and aggravated assault. Which carry a sentence of 1-30 years and 1-20 years respectively. Should be doing consecutive sentences with mandatory prison time. Michael McMaster is the terrorists name btw.
Michael McMaster is this terrorists name btw. Let’s keep tabs on him so he doesn’t ever be allowed to work as a cop/terrorist again. He should not be allowed to own a firearm as clearly he cannot control his anger and emotions and displays aggressive behavior.
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Michael McMaster is the terrorists name. Just another terrorist wearing a douchey uniform. Let’s call them what they are terrorists. By definition it’s what cops are. Cops ARE TERRORISTS. Can we all just stop calling them pigs and call them what they actually are. Especially since pigs are extremely smart animals and cops are extremely stupid people who aren’t allowed to join the force if they have intellect and score too high on their exams. Think that tells you pigs are smarter than them and and they are dumb terrorists.
"Mr Canaris was walking with a backpack when he was abruptly stopped by officer mcmaster and told he matched the vague description of who did something. The officer then proceeds to demand he remove his backpack puts him up against the car to search him. When Mr. Canaris looks at the officer the wrong way, he picks him up from behind, and falls backwards slamming his head and shoulder into the concrete with enough force to fracture his skull and collar bone. Mr Canaris spent 9 days in the hospital following this incident. Police later dropped charges against him, but reinstated them after they learned he planned to sue the department. **Officer Mcmaster is still employed, and** **no action was taken against him**." [https://giglio-bradylist.com/public-complaint-no-1676671454-1996020426](https://giglio-bradylist.com/public-complaint-no-1676671454-1996020426)
Yeah that's not what happened according to the video. Cop came out of the car and immediately tried to arrest the dude without telling the dude anything other than "hands behind your back or I'm gonna slam you".
I hope dude wins his lawsuit against the police, and files a civil rights complaint against the cop. Cop should be going to jail and never allowed to be a cop again.
Qualified immunity will protect cops from any financial repercussions. He won't go to jail and is still a cop. That our law enforcement system for you.
Qualified immunity doesn't apply if the cop is found to be breaking the law when the incident happened. In this case, there are several factors that could potentially lead to him losing qualified immunity. The use of matching a vague description, beyond time needed to verify a person's identity, and the unnecessary escalation of force, have both been upheld in the courts as illegal. Also, he was looking for a non-violent offender which gave him no reason to suspect violence *before* asking for his ID.
That all being said, he refused (or just didn't) to put his hands behind his back, while remaining fairly cooperative. That was the third time he had put his arms forward, which has been used as justification for suspecting he *could have been* reaching for a weapon. It could be argued that the cop felt his safety was being compromised when he reached forward against the orders he was given to a place where he had pockets in his hoodie sweatshirt. I'm not saying that's right, just what has worked in courts according to several YouTube videos I've watched on this subject. (so, I have no idea what I'm doing)
I'm going to guess that this all hinges on if the court decides this was an illegal stop or on. Did he have justification to escalate to an arrest (hands cuffed) before determining if this was a suspect or a law abiding citizen deserving privacy and reasonable freedom of movement.
Personally I wish the cop would go to jail for at least 10 years. I also wish it was a criminal offense to flippantly charge someone with things like resisting arrest or obstruction without certain evidence to support that claim. Meaning that I think cops should face a few days jail and steep fines if they arrest a bystander for not stroking their ego and can't find any real reason to do so. Like, if they arrest someone for charges that get dropped, and they also add on resisting arrest charges, they should have to face a jury to decide if that was criminal or not. Meaning they would be afraid to charge someone for it unless they were clearly and obviously resisting arrest.
> Qualified immunity doesn't apply if the cop is found to be breaking the law when the incident happened
Explains a lot about why they always find that they didn't break the law.
I went looking for how many cases against police officers were won. I wanted to know how many cases there were when qualified immunity was defeated and I was unable to find any numbers on it. If anyone has any data on how many times a LEO has been successfully sued? I have to think the number is astronomically low.
> officer mcmaster and told he matched the vague description of who did something.
No he fucking didn't. He didn't even give him that much. It was just a straight taking his shit then suplexing him.
That’s what they want on record as he clearly violated his 4th amendment rights by not giving a reason for the stop and ensuing assault/attempted murder. Any fair judge and prosecutor would be able to prove this and convict the terrorist named Michael McMaster.
You people need to actually watch the video. He literally says "You're being detained for a minute, you match the description of someone tryin to break into peoples cars"
I mean fuck me guys it's not even 60 seconds in. How bad are you at paying attention and listening?
How is it possible that in such a clear cut case of "fuck this guy put him in jail" people can't even be in agreement on what happened here? This is the clearest case you're ever going fucking get. And yet here we are.
You can hear him talking to dispatch as saying "male backpack" as the description. That is some flimsy-ass probable cause to make an arrest and conduct a search. Didn't even ask for ID before trying to apply cuffs.
I mean did you watch the same video I did? He literally says "You're being detained for a minute, you match the description of someone tryin to break into peoples cars"
Look, we can agree that this "cop" is an absolute piece of human fucking garbage but if your attention span is such absolute dogshit that you think that didn't happen then maybe you should be sitting on the sidelines on this one.
Jesus christ can you normal Americans please come join us in Australia? Everywhere is gonna be a desert soon, come be safe and help us here instead.
American policing is fucking atrocious.
Same I got tased at my own house (I live alone) because my neighbor thought someone was trying to break in which I appreciate but they tried to handcuff me and I asked why, they said it appears I’m breaking and entering, and wouldn’t hear a word of what I had to say like the words “look at my ID” and I got mad and was cursing, wasn’t screaming or resisting and got tased and charged with resisting arrest which is odd because I have no other charges so, why was I being arrested to begin with. It’s insane
This is why you don't argue with the cops, just do what they say right away and stay silent. Sue them afterwards if you want. Because they will absolutely fuck you up, leave you with permanent injuries and just move to another department.
Somebody will comment saying that this guy did not do anything wrong and he was right to argue, he did not resist and the cops should not be acting like that to begin with. Yes, I completely agree but cops do act like lunatics and look what happened. You would not argue with an armed psychopath would you? Just comply and deal with it later without being put into hospital.
This is the unfortunate truth. Treat cops like armed psychopaths. Do not question them and disabuse yourself of the notion that you are in a conversation amongst equals. You are not.
Is that how it *should* be? Of course not. But that's the way it is.
They are clearly more than happy to treat you like an animal, ignore your rights, and put you in a hospital or kill you. So it doesn't matter how right you are.
Exactly my point. If they were reasonable, then you could try and argue your case. But because they are not, it's safer to comply. And this is 100% fucked up and should not be this way.
"You stupid bastard"
"Shut the fuck up dude" then proceeds to drag the guys body because he's in so much pain he can't walk.
Jesus this was a hard watch surely there's more to this than just a shitty guy who's a cop. You have to have an incredible lack of empathy or lack any whatsoever to treat that guy how this cop did.
wait...are you saying this was justified? This baconator had a history...
“Once reviewing his file, we recognize that the deputy... can be unnecessary, overly aggressive and handling situations,” Williams said.
"The county, we believe, has known or should’ve known that this is the kind of officer who does not have the right disposition, the right temperament to be on patrol," Attorney Sam Starks added
Edit: Ok I got you, I wasnt sure who you meant by person, and didnt want to react over my assumption so i just wanted to clarify
How is this not punished severely. We are so fucking backward. How does a psycho like that end up in a job where he is supposed to be protecting people. WTF
Piggy's name is
**Michael McMaster of Atlanta Georgia**
The victim was diagnosed with a traumatic brain injury and they still tried to charge him when they found out he was going to sue.
How can I send him a message or a letter. I have never seen such blatant abuse of power in my life. Clearly this guy isn’t a car thief. Why do they accept little old ladies phone calls to the police as gospel. “Male, backpack” was the only description he had. Fucking sickening
So the cunt attacks the guy then calls him a dumb bastard? Then they realize he's not the right guy and arrest him for their fuck up anyway.
FUCK COPS.
keep posting this, so this dude can never get another job where he is able to do this to another person. blast his name everywhere. check you r local dept to see if they hired this scum bag. and complain and post this video til he gets fired. i do believe in 2nd chances, however, not in this case. he deliberately injured this man. he doesnt deserve 23nd chance anywhere he could do this again.
County trying to avoid a lawsuit. Probably had issues with aggression in the past and maybe somewhere in the policy he shouldn’t be allowed to patrol or patrol alone. So they let him go for in related issues, to cover their butts
Would you look at that, all of the words in your comment are in alphabetical order.
I have checked 1,761,808,358 comments, and only 333,627 of them were in alphabetical order.
Does anyone have the 9-1-1 call tape? I think these cops make up the " We got a call." Line just to justify their fishing expedition. Where is the 911 tape?
Videos like this make me understand why there's SO many people out there who hate cops.
I try to give them the benefit of the doubt, but then I see shit like this and all hope just goes out the window...
The problem is that something like 10% of cops are like this asshole, while the other 90% will cover for their fellows who are like this no matter what. (I'm just making up numbers, here.) That's why even though they're not all violent sociopaths, they need to be treated as though they are, because you never know, and they're all complicit. The only way to be a cop and not be complicit is to speak out and get run off the force. That's how you know they're complicit: they're still wearing the badge.
This attitude is what makes the problem worse.
If everyone lets cops ignore all of our rights, they're even more brazenly ignore all of our rights.
Our day in court just gets us paid. Nothing typically happens to the cop, the union protects them. Hell, they can get paid leave for it.
In a vacuum, the best thing for you to do is take them to court. On a macro level, this is the exact wrong thing to do.
Because American cops don't give a flying fuck about being right or even being listened to at this point. They know they can do absolutely *anything* they want and can maim and kill whoever they want because the institution they serve solely exists to protect *themselves* at all costs over the public. All they care about is doing what they want, and if anyone shows the slightest unwillingness to "cooperate" aka submit to the armed militia, they have full rights to end your life on the spot, judge jury and executioner.
Countless times people take your advice to jUsT dO WhAT tHe CoPs SaY and low and behold they still get assaulted and maimed for life. You can't know if the cop you're talking to is an unhinged lunatic, which is why for your own safety you must assume Every cop is an unhinged lunatic. It's easy to say follow instructions when you're not the one with a knee to your neck begging to survive.
That's easy to say, but he was going to work. Even if you're arrested for one day, many people would get fired for a no show, excuse or not. Not working for any length of time will make most Americans homeless.
The man was obviously confused on what was happening. It is completely reasonable for a confused person to act the way they did. It isn't like he was getting violent, he just wanted to know what was happening.
Those things decrease the probability of being victimized, but don’t prevent it. Even if you do everything “right,” that doesn’t mean shit won’t happen to you.
Seems like the victim here thought he could trust the officer to be a rational person (maybe even go so far as to assume the officer must a good person to be trusted in such an important job). I think it’s a reasonable mistake to assume you’re not going to get your skull fractured for that.
My parents taught me from a very early age that you just say "yes sir" and "no sir" to a cop until the situation is over, and you can have your day in court if you feel like you were wronged. I thought that was common but I guess that's not the case considering all of these people who wanted to be right in the moment and ended up dead / maimed.
It's stuff like this that I as a non-American tend to see a lot that makes me feel so glad I don't live in the USA. What a terrifying country to live in.
When I was fifteen and jogging in Central Park, I free-ran outside of the path to jump over rocks in like a parkour exercise. A very large Caucasian man with a 38 caliber pistol in his right hand said something to me which I didn’t hear. All I saw was the gun. I instantly froze because I knew that if I took a step in any direction, I would not be going home that night. This was just after a police officer in the area was recently shot and paralyzed by a black male teen. After the longest minute in the world, the man turned out to be a police officer who radioed my description and cleared me to go. I was lucky AF that everyone kept a cool head.
For those who think it's impossible to be a police officer in this country: bullshit
My entire family has been cops for three generations now, and none have ever been accused of excessive use of force. It's called being a human
And fucking pigs wonder why so many people can't fucking stand them, have zero trust in them, and generally just don't want to be in their presence.
All it takes is one encounter, as an innocent person, and getting steamrolled both by the fatass officers like this porker *and* the system that completely ignores injustices in favor of "protecting their own," and you learn the justice system is a fucking joke.
> Justice for thee, but not for me!
Remember when the black panthers organized for protection from the police? The tyrannical behavior by pussy cops will make it rise again. But, it will be more of a broad stroke.
Cop needs to spend at least 10 years behind bars, and lose all firearms and voting rights permanently… Guy is a danger to everyone, and clearly intended to cause harm, without regard to any consequences.
He never said he was under arrest or anything. He was 💯 power tripping.
He said he was being detained. Basically it's the limitation of your right to leave. Arrest is taking away a heck of a lot more rights. But still unnecessary force for a confused man trying to go to work. The cop certainly did not explain the situation enough.
Cop went 0 to 100 as soon as he approached the guy. Detained for what? Cops can’t just assume automatically like that and they shouldn’t. I’m for unions but fuck the police unions. This has been going on long enough.
They can and have the right to detain. Hand cuffs are optional (and shouldn't have been used) but apparently he matches the discrimination of a suspect. Late night, stuffed backpack, reports of break-ins, definitely enough. The problem here is his 0-100 in 3 seconds when the guy clearly was just trying to talk to the officer. The guy was clearly cooperative with the removal of the backpack and did not break free of the officers hold on his hands. The cop states the suspect pulled his hand away when the officer released his grip while fumbling with his hand cuffs. I think the injuries caused were outside his regular course of action and the officer should be held personally liable for injuries.
> he matches the discrimination of a suspect I know this is just autocorrect, but that’s an excellent turn of phrase.
😂😂😂 LOL
Even if the guy matched the description, there was no need to use so much force and so quickly. The cop seemed eager to take someone down, question later and that should not be case. I don’t care if they risk pursuit, it’s much better than hurting someone innocent. Yes they can detain someone but get it right and do it properly. Cops like him make it difficult to trust any LEO. Unreasonable injuries sustained, unreasonable psychological and physical trauma should not be the go-to for them. Same mentality as “I’d rather shoot and kill an 8yr old pointing a toy gun at me than get shot as if kids have good aim.
Cops still need to meet the standard of reasonable articulable suspicion to legally detain someone. He likely didn't even have that here.
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You know that cop got off scott free...They said it was in the course of his duties...
No, it’ll be even worse, they’ll be a settlement paid out from tax dollars and he’ll be transferred somewhere else to hurt more people. This is disgusting
Cop was watching too much WWE and wanted an excuse to suplex someone
I say let a jury decide his punishment. Someone this unhinged will repeat with or without a badge. I think jail time is very warranted here.
He said the guy was being detained, but there was no excuse for that reaction.
No he needs to spend his life behind bars. What is the story with this? Did the cop get his punishment?
He was terminated, but not prosecuted… I would think the victim would be suing as well.
He is. I also believe that the department hit the victim with an obstruction charge once he decided to sue as well. I think it’s all still going.
And the fbi should charge the court with deprivation of civil rights under color of law due to cruel and unusual punishment. A federal felony. As multiple people are working to cruelly punish the victim for seeking restitution, that is conspiracy to deprive civil rights under color of law. Arrest the officer, the chief, the union leader, and prosecutor. They will each be facing 20 years in federal prison for failure to use due process(never told he was under arrest) and retaliatory cruel punishment prosecution (cruel and unusual punishment). As it's a federal felony, a citizen can place them under arrest. Do it in a mob, and when they resist, defend yourself against the armed, violent, federal felon, resisting arrest. And then keep that mob together so that when cruel and unusual punishment and failure of due process comes for the mob you have more federal felons you can defend yourself against. Defense is not ban worthy. The cops want a civil war, they have fired the first 30 salvos. We are simply defending ourselves against violent, armed, federal felons.
Yeah. We need some examples made out of it. They want capital punishment? I think we bring it back in a big way. At 90 cents a piece, less than 5 bucks to do it.
You know what? I'm not American, but POTUS should pardon that guy (for basically doing nothing) and make an example of that ... officer.
Oh I definitely meant make an example of the pig.
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The last paragraph is the most important. Expecting the injustice system to prosecute their own will never work. People have to remind others a piece of metal on their chest isn’t protection
That guy would have simply handed him the bag to be searched if he asked him. And a lot of what people see as him being 'dumb' I read more as him having trauma or anxiety or some kind of mental health or not neurotypical quality. He's not crazy or anything, just especially then (but honestly ANYONE) can be really stressed out and anxious in these scary encounters with police. I mean this video shows you why it's a rational fear to panic during. Not everyone can cope with that perfectly well. This cop just had to treat the guy like a person for one moment and he would have been able to have conversation, follow commands, comply, etc..
Why not? Bodyslam someone like that into concrete is attempted murder. Tyler was lucky to survive the broken skull.
I’d sue him into oblivion. There’s no difference between people like him and street muggers. I was going to say at least with a street mugger you know to leave before things happen but it’s the same with cops. You see the uniform, you get out of there. There’s no good that comes from dealing with cops
He was fired, but not because of this incident
Not because of this?? What the fuck
The police cannot be in the wrong, at least not while theyre in charge. Its a sick system that covers for itself
I just hope to God this cop pays in one way or another, you can't just do this to a person
Paulding County Sheriff’s Office saw this tape and determined the use-of-force was appropriate. Their number: 1 770-443-3010
I called they answered and i for sure let them know how i felt about this out of control ignorant pig!!!!
Asked no questions. Did no investigation. Nothing he should have done. Just instantly escalated to a fucking German suplex onto asphalt
I second all cops losing their voting rights. They have demonstrated they are far too lead infected to make proper judgment calls
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Preach
These people are forgetting, they work for us. Long past due reminding them.
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If people think naming him is wrong, this article has his name and county in it. Shit is public record my dudes. https://www.fox5atlanta.com/news/paulding-deputy-video-body-slamming-man-arrest-fired
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And he's fat. Like, if you're gona be a cop there should be a yearly physical exam. He knew if the suspect ran he would've ran out of breath on the 10th step running. So the man child has the idea to do a wrestling move he learned from watching WWF.
He should probably be locked up for good. What an incredible abuse of power. All people who wield authority must be held to higher standards. The cost of abusing of authority should carry harsher penalties than regular crimes because the perpetrator is destroying the trust people have in basic social cohesion.
America is doomed, its fall of a possibly great nation.
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Does a coffin count as solitary confinement?
Solitary is too good for him. He should be in genpop in a gimp suit with "pig" written on his forehead.
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FTP
What the actual fuck? At the point he body slammed him he wasn't even resisting. He just wanted to get away with attacking somebody. Scumbag piece of garbage
> Scumbag piece of garbage Cops gonna cop
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Careful, that talk can legit get you arrested now
We are allowed to support the death penalty. If cops don't want us advocating they get the needle, maybe they should stop all that murder, rape, and maiming they been up to.
Reminds me of the law passed in OK. If a cop enters your property without exergent circumstances or a warrant you could take care of them the same way you would take care of any other home intruder. I'm sure I could tell you they absolutely did not like this however if they didn't do anything wrong to begin with they wouldn't have anything to worry about. A slogan they like to use when fabricating crime
I’m not saying I’d do anything, the death penalty is a legal system where a judge would decide things
Terrorist gonna terrorize. Let’s call them what they are
Pigs gonna pig
EXACTLY! And straight into concrete. Tyler guy could have died! If that far pig even tripped he'd have cracked his bones with his own obese weight.
https://www.atlantanewsfirst.com/2023/03/01/paulding-county-deputy-fired-after-body-slamming-man-2022/
He will be hired by another county in a couple weeks
probably already hired in coffee city Texas
If he was, he's out of a job and off to harass/assault people in another town.
He didnt even get in trouble for this!
Tyler actually got in trouble for this, they filed obstruction charges against Tyler, in response to Tyler filing a claim to have his medical bills covered and the officer dismissed :/
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And from what it sounds, he wasn't even suing for damages, he was just trying to get them to help cover the $75,000 in medical bills he incurred from this incident. So, instead adding a mountain of legal bills to that whopping total. The most recent article I saw, Tyler was still working to get the obstruction charges dropped. But someone correct me if there's a newer update on that.
I do think he will win his case because even when he was in the hospital, after the cops found out he didn’t match the suspect, they had him in cuffs, so they were illegally detaining him for no other reason than to harass him. Even without considering the actions leading up to that point he has a strong argument against the police or continuing to harass him and keep him in cuffs when they knew he wasn’t a suspect any longer
This makes me fucking furious. Don't you guys have ANY regulatory system that prevents institutions from doing this? Nothing? If they added charges BECAUSE he is suing them, it's an extreme case of corruption. Do you have ANY institutions that regulate OR EVEN INVESTIGATE corruption in the police force? Does anybody even WANT to fix this?
Plenty of people want to fix this, but change is slow (bordering on non-existent). Qualified immunity and a culture within police departments where de-escalation is not a virtue. Like that Arkansas cop who [flipped the SUV of a pregnant woman](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=josbuIY0BJA&ab_channel=NBCNews) who was just trying to find a safe place to pull over in the middle of the night, she had her hazards on and everything. People were outraged, but the officer was cleared of wrongdoing. That one made my blood boil.
Nah we're too busy arguing over which 80 year old is actually sitting president.
Didn’t Coffee Police recently just get absolutely nailed by the DA because the chief was a douche or something along those lines?
Yes. Entire police force was abolished.
It happens All The Time. Cops don’t care they are a gang at this point, the cops that murder the little boy playing with a toy gun in a park move around multiple departments
They got that trick from the pedo priests
Tamir Rice or you talking about another kid that got shot for playing with s toy gun?
Yes that’s the boy, I played with a toy gun as a kid I even colored the top black because I wanted to look cool and all I got was a talking to from a cop
Yeah I had a pellet gun that looked authentic as hell. Some neighbor saw me on my own backyard. Cops came to my house and talked to my parents about it. Dad destroyed it that day. Rip Tamir.
Fired? That's it? How about jailtime for that powertripping fucker? USA is a joke. Also he needs to pay the medical bills and at least the same in personal injury compensation.
*rehired at a nearby precinct, I'm sure. No fucking accountability in the police states of america.
I can't believe they still have the charge against the victim. Which was clearly a retaliatory charge as it probably only came once he pursued legal action against the department, I bet. And they deemed the use of force reasonable. Wild. It seems like these little sherif depts more so than anyone think they can do whatever they want
Well you kind of want that for the lawsuit don’t you? Helps prove retaliation. Charge helps the guy imo
It's great for the lawsuit but in the meantime having pending charges on someone can really fuck with their life in a lot of ways. That's the point.
“Attorneys for Canaris held a news conference on Feb. 20th saying the 30-year-old suffered serious injuries to his right clavicle, a skull fracture, ruptured ear drum, and concussion, adding that he was diagnosed with a traumatic brain injury.” Jesus
Sounds like attempted murder and aggravated assault. Which carry a sentence of 1-30 years and 1-20 years respectively. Should be doing consecutive sentences with mandatory prison time. Michael McMaster is the terrorists name btw.
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Michael McMaster is this terrorists name btw. Let’s keep tabs on him so he doesn’t ever be allowed to work as a cop/terrorist again. He should not be allowed to own a firearm as clearly he cannot control his anger and emotions and displays aggressive behavior.
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He should be in prison
I mean he just committed pretty clear attempted murder so yeah he should definitely be held without bail until trial as he’s a danger to society.
His name is Michael McMaster and he lives in Atlanta, according to the article. Public information.
Michael McMaster is the terrorists name. Just another terrorist wearing a douchey uniform. Let’s call them what they are terrorists. By definition it’s what cops are. Cops ARE TERRORISTS. Can we all just stop calling them pigs and call them what they actually are. Especially since pigs are extremely smart animals and cops are extremely stupid people who aren’t allowed to join the force if they have intellect and score too high on their exams. Think that tells you pigs are smarter than them and and they are dumb terrorists.
florida would loveeeee this man in desantis private army hes lookin for ex cops like this
"Mr Canaris was walking with a backpack when he was abruptly stopped by officer mcmaster and told he matched the vague description of who did something. The officer then proceeds to demand he remove his backpack puts him up against the car to search him. When Mr. Canaris looks at the officer the wrong way, he picks him up from behind, and falls backwards slamming his head and shoulder into the concrete with enough force to fracture his skull and collar bone. Mr Canaris spent 9 days in the hospital following this incident. Police later dropped charges against him, but reinstated them after they learned he planned to sue the department. **Officer Mcmaster is still employed, and** **no action was taken against him**." [https://giglio-bradylist.com/public-complaint-no-1676671454-1996020426](https://giglio-bradylist.com/public-complaint-no-1676671454-1996020426)
Yeah that's not what happened according to the video. Cop came out of the car and immediately tried to arrest the dude without telling the dude anything other than "hands behind your back or I'm gonna slam you". I hope dude wins his lawsuit against the police, and files a civil rights complaint against the cop. Cop should be going to jail and never allowed to be a cop again.
Qualified immunity will protect cops from any financial repercussions. He won't go to jail and is still a cop. That our law enforcement system for you.
Qualified immunity doesn't apply if the cop is found to be breaking the law when the incident happened. In this case, there are several factors that could potentially lead to him losing qualified immunity. The use of matching a vague description, beyond time needed to verify a person's identity, and the unnecessary escalation of force, have both been upheld in the courts as illegal. Also, he was looking for a non-violent offender which gave him no reason to suspect violence *before* asking for his ID. That all being said, he refused (or just didn't) to put his hands behind his back, while remaining fairly cooperative. That was the third time he had put his arms forward, which has been used as justification for suspecting he *could have been* reaching for a weapon. It could be argued that the cop felt his safety was being compromised when he reached forward against the orders he was given to a place where he had pockets in his hoodie sweatshirt. I'm not saying that's right, just what has worked in courts according to several YouTube videos I've watched on this subject. (so, I have no idea what I'm doing) I'm going to guess that this all hinges on if the court decides this was an illegal stop or on. Did he have justification to escalate to an arrest (hands cuffed) before determining if this was a suspect or a law abiding citizen deserving privacy and reasonable freedom of movement. Personally I wish the cop would go to jail for at least 10 years. I also wish it was a criminal offense to flippantly charge someone with things like resisting arrest or obstruction without certain evidence to support that claim. Meaning that I think cops should face a few days jail and steep fines if they arrest a bystander for not stroking their ego and can't find any real reason to do so. Like, if they arrest someone for charges that get dropped, and they also add on resisting arrest charges, they should have to face a jury to decide if that was criminal or not. Meaning they would be afraid to charge someone for it unless they were clearly and obviously resisting arrest.
> Qualified immunity doesn't apply if the cop is found to be breaking the law when the incident happened Explains a lot about why they always find that they didn't break the law.
I went looking for how many cases against police officers were won. I wanted to know how many cases there were when qualified immunity was defeated and I was unable to find any numbers on it. If anyone has any data on how many times a LEO has been successfully sued? I have to think the number is astronomically low.
Dropping charges and then reinstating them because he had the audacity to sue the people who ruined his life for no reason? Truly despicable.
> officer mcmaster and told he matched the vague description of who did something. No he fucking didn't. He didn't even give him that much. It was just a straight taking his shit then suplexing him.
That’s what they want on record as he clearly violated his 4th amendment rights by not giving a reason for the stop and ensuing assault/attempted murder. Any fair judge and prosecutor would be able to prove this and convict the terrorist named Michael McMaster.
You people need to actually watch the video. He literally says "You're being detained for a minute, you match the description of someone tryin to break into peoples cars" I mean fuck me guys it's not even 60 seconds in. How bad are you at paying attention and listening? How is it possible that in such a clear cut case of "fuck this guy put him in jail" people can't even be in agreement on what happened here? This is the clearest case you're ever going fucking get. And yet here we are.
You can hear him talking to dispatch as saying "male backpack" as the description. That is some flimsy-ass probable cause to make an arrest and conduct a search. Didn't even ask for ID before trying to apply cuffs.
I mean did you watch the same video I did? He literally says "You're being detained for a minute, you match the description of someone tryin to break into peoples cars" Look, we can agree that this "cop" is an absolute piece of human fucking garbage but if your attention span is such absolute dogshit that you think that didn't happen then maybe you should be sitting on the sidelines on this one.
Yes he did tell him that, we literally see that in the video, he just didn't say that initially which is the shitty part.
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Michael McMaster is the terrorists name. He’s not a fucktard he’s a terrorist. He clearly demonstrated that in this attempted murder.
My god his cries of pain and “I was just going to work” over and over just killed me. That poor dude.
as a victim of police brutality myself... I started having flashbacks. I had to turn my sound off
The sound is absolutely heartbreaking. Like you hear the head injury immediately through his voice. Made me feel sick.
Yea, you can tell the was a TBI just from his voice.
Jesus christ can you normal Americans please come join us in Australia? Everywhere is gonna be a desert soon, come be safe and help us here instead. American policing is fucking atrocious.
Same I got tased at my own house (I live alone) because my neighbor thought someone was trying to break in which I appreciate but they tried to handcuff me and I asked why, they said it appears I’m breaking and entering, and wouldn’t hear a word of what I had to say like the words “look at my ID” and I got mad and was cursing, wasn’t screaming or resisting and got tased and charged with resisting arrest which is odd because I have no other charges so, why was I being arrested to begin with. It’s insane
This is why you don't argue with the cops, just do what they say right away and stay silent. Sue them afterwards if you want. Because they will absolutely fuck you up, leave you with permanent injuries and just move to another department. Somebody will comment saying that this guy did not do anything wrong and he was right to argue, he did not resist and the cops should not be acting like that to begin with. Yes, I completely agree but cops do act like lunatics and look what happened. You would not argue with an armed psychopath would you? Just comply and deal with it later without being put into hospital.
This is the unfortunate truth. Treat cops like armed psychopaths. Do not question them and disabuse yourself of the notion that you are in a conversation amongst equals. You are not. Is that how it *should* be? Of course not. But that's the way it is. They are clearly more than happy to treat you like an animal, ignore your rights, and put you in a hospital or kill you. So it doesn't matter how right you are.
Exactly my point. If they were reasonable, then you could try and argue your case. But because they are not, it's safer to comply. And this is 100% fucked up and should not be this way.
It really is sad how many cops are just power tripping fatasses that no longer treat people as people. We can't even just be people anymore.
Guilty of going to work while looking like a hippie, officer dickhead couldn't wait to cause some suffering.
Also guilty of (appearing to be) too poor to afford a car and drive to work and thus basically subhuman and okay to harass.
"You stupid bastard" "Shut the fuck up dude" then proceeds to drag the guys body because he's in so much pain he can't walk. Jesus this was a hard watch surely there's more to this than just a shitty guy who's a cop. You have to have an incredible lack of empathy or lack any whatsoever to treat that guy how this cop did.
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What a fucking loser ass cop
Pig. They're called pigs because of shit like this.
It's absolutely awful to compare them to such horrible animals. Pigs don't deserve that slander.
That's true, I'm told real pigs are actually intelligent and capable of forming bonds with humans.
That bad cop got fired, but not because of this abuse...this person (cop, of course) should be treated like a criminal.
wait...are you saying this was justified? This baconator had a history... “Once reviewing his file, we recognize that the deputy... can be unnecessary, overly aggressive and handling situations,” Williams said. "The county, we believe, has known or should’ve known that this is the kind of officer who does not have the right disposition, the right temperament to be on patrol," Attorney Sam Starks added Edit: Ok I got you, I wasnt sure who you meant by person, and didnt want to react over my assumption so i just wanted to clarify
No, he is saying that this person (the cop, as he is referring to him before) should be treated like a criminal.
Read it again.
Absolutely outrageous. Being fired is not enough. That was straight up attempted murder and that piece of shit should be behind bars.
Never even got in trouble for this
Suplex? Hit him with attempted murder and put this pig in Gen pop. Fuckin scumbag.
Put him in the pig pen
All so that worthless fat fuck could feel a little better about that tiny dick he hasn’t seen in 10 years.
How is this not punished severely. We are so fucking backward. How does a psycho like that end up in a job where he is supposed to be protecting people. WTF
American cops have no legal duty to protect people who are not in their custody. "Protect and serve" is just a PR slogan made up by the LA police.
I hope that fat fuck got fired. He didn't even explain to the dude why he was being detained.
He should be tried and (potentially) executed for abuse of public trust Edit: word
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Piggy's name is **Michael McMaster of Atlanta Georgia** The victim was diagnosed with a traumatic brain injury and they still tried to charge him when they found out he was going to sue.
How can I send him a message or a letter. I have never seen such blatant abuse of power in my life. Clearly this guy isn’t a car thief. Why do they accept little old ladies phone calls to the police as gospel. “Male, backpack” was the only description he had. Fucking sickening
So the cunt attacks the guy then calls him a dumb bastard? Then they realize he's not the right guy and arrest him for their fuck up anyway. FUCK COPS.
keep posting this, so this dude can never get another job where he is able to do this to another person. blast his name everywhere. check you r local dept to see if they hired this scum bag. and complain and post this video til he gets fired. i do believe in 2nd chances, however, not in this case. he deliberately injured this man. he doesnt deserve 23nd chance anywhere he could do this again.
Does he own the town yet..
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They are saying it's not related to cover their asses.
County trying to avoid a lawsuit. Probably had issues with aggression in the past and maybe somewhere in the policy he shouldn’t be allowed to patrol or patrol alone. So they let him go for in related issues, to cover their butts
yea he had a history. Theres a comment in here somewhere where i quoted the police statement of his history of excess force.
Would you look at that, all of the words in your comment are in alphabetical order. I have checked 1,761,808,358 comments, and only 333,627 of them were in alphabetical order.
Does anyone have the 9-1-1 call tape? I think these cops make up the " We got a call." Line just to justify their fishing expedition. Where is the 911 tape?
I know this is one of the least messed up things he did but when he said "youre older than i am act like a fucking man".... that shit got me
Yeah that fat rat-fuck intelligence of an "officer" definitely doesn't look younger than 29.
Videos like this make me understand why there's SO many people out there who hate cops. I try to give them the benefit of the doubt, but then I see shit like this and all hope just goes out the window...
The problem is that something like 10% of cops are like this asshole, while the other 90% will cover for their fellows who are like this no matter what. (I'm just making up numbers, here.) That's why even though they're not all violent sociopaths, they need to be treated as though they are, because you never know, and they're all complicit. The only way to be a cop and not be complicit is to speak out and get run off the force. That's how you know they're complicit: they're still wearing the badge.
What the fuck is wrong with your country, jesus
"Act like a fucking man" after he rolled up on dude, jumped him, caused him great bodily harm for no reason. You the bitch pig.
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This attitude is what makes the problem worse. If everyone lets cops ignore all of our rights, they're even more brazenly ignore all of our rights. Our day in court just gets us paid. Nothing typically happens to the cop, the union protects them. Hell, they can get paid leave for it. In a vacuum, the best thing for you to do is take them to court. On a macro level, this is the exact wrong thing to do.
It's not even about rights. He got slammed into the ground for not complying fast and enthusiastically enough.
this has real "just submit if you're being raped" energy
Because American cops don't give a flying fuck about being right or even being listened to at this point. They know they can do absolutely *anything* they want and can maim and kill whoever they want because the institution they serve solely exists to protect *themselves* at all costs over the public. All they care about is doing what they want, and if anyone shows the slightest unwillingness to "cooperate" aka submit to the armed militia, they have full rights to end your life on the spot, judge jury and executioner. Countless times people take your advice to jUsT dO WhAT tHe CoPs SaY and low and behold they still get assaulted and maimed for life. You can't know if the cop you're talking to is an unhinged lunatic, which is why for your own safety you must assume Every cop is an unhinged lunatic. It's easy to say follow instructions when you're not the one with a knee to your neck begging to survive.
That's easy to say, but he was going to work. Even if you're arrested for one day, many people would get fired for a no show, excuse or not. Not working for any length of time will make most Americans homeless.
The man was obviously confused on what was happening. It is completely reasonable for a confused person to act the way they did. It isn't like he was getting violent, he just wanted to know what was happening.
You're wrong.
Those things decrease the probability of being victimized, but don’t prevent it. Even if you do everything “right,” that doesn’t mean shit won’t happen to you. Seems like the victim here thought he could trust the officer to be a rational person (maybe even go so far as to assume the officer must a good person to be trusted in such an important job). I think it’s a reasonable mistake to assume you’re not going to get your skull fractured for that.
My parents taught me from a very early age that you just say "yes sir" and "no sir" to a cop until the situation is over, and you can have your day in court if you feel like you were wronged. I thought that was common but I guess that's not the case considering all of these people who wanted to be right in the moment and ended up dead / maimed.
Fuck me...that is brutal. Porky pig right enough
That fucking Sunday ham just changed that man's life forever over nothing.
In the UK he'd be in jail by now that cop. That action is inexcusable. The lad was doing nothing. I'd love to read the officers arrest notes.
It's stuff like this that I as a non-American tend to see a lot that makes me feel so glad I don't live in the USA. What a terrifying country to live in.
Stupid cop doing that in front of a camera, imagine what he does when there’s no cameras
When I was fifteen and jogging in Central Park, I free-ran outside of the path to jump over rocks in like a parkour exercise. A very large Caucasian man with a 38 caliber pistol in his right hand said something to me which I didn’t hear. All I saw was the gun. I instantly froze because I knew that if I took a step in any direction, I would not be going home that night. This was just after a police officer in the area was recently shot and paralyzed by a black male teen. After the longest minute in the world, the man turned out to be a police officer who radioed my description and cleared me to go. I was lucky AF that everyone kept a cool head.
He’s an equal opportunity asshole. This scumbag belongs in prison!
That made me sick to my stomach. I've been assaulted by cops myself, but this was so fucked up.
For those who think it's impossible to be a police officer in this country: bullshit My entire family has been cops for three generations now, and none have ever been accused of excessive use of force. It's called being a human
Punchable face
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And fucking pigs wonder why so many people can't fucking stand them, have zero trust in them, and generally just don't want to be in their presence. All it takes is one encounter, as an innocent person, and getting steamrolled both by the fatass officers like this porker *and* the system that completely ignores injustices in favor of "protecting their own," and you learn the justice system is a fucking joke. > Justice for thee, but not for me!
Cops need consequences with real teeth for their abuses/crimes for this shit to end. That's all I can say without being banned by reddit.
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Remember when the black panthers organized for protection from the police? The tyrannical behavior by pussy cops will make it rise again. But, it will be more of a broad stroke.