Oh please we dont no the full story don't jump to conclusions. Police are not just going to beat a guy in public to death for no reason.
Oh please we dont no the full story don't jump to conclusions. Police are not just going to beat a guy in public to death for no reason.
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Here's the full storyOriginally Posted by austinite
After David Sal Silva died at the hands of police in Bakersfield, California, this week, officers reportedly went to the homes of witnesses and demanded they turn over cell phones that had recorded footage of his beating.
Witnesses to the incident say police bullied and badgered them into giving up the footage they had taken of the incident, raising concerns among local civil rights activists.
Those witnesses said David Sal Silva died "begging for his life" as he struggled with as many as nine police officers.
The 33-year-old father of four died early Wednesday after officers responding to a report of an intoxicated man. Deputies say David Sal Silva fought with them and with California Highway Patrol officers, leading them to deploy a canine and use batons to subdue him. Silva had trouble breathing and was taken to a hospital, where he died.
But witnesses saw the incident differently. Many claimed that police continued to beat Silva with batons as he pleaded for help.
"When I got outside I saw two officers beating a man with batons and they were hitting his head so every time they would swing, I could hear the blows to his head," said Ruben Ceballos, a neighbor who was awakened by the sound of screaming.
A 911 call released by KERO television relayed the same scene that Ceballos saw.
The 911 call shows witness Sulina Quair saying, "There is a man laying on the floor and your police officers beat the (expletive) out of him and killed him. I have it all on video camera. We videotaped the whole thing."
This week the police are coming under scrutiny for how they responded to these witnesses. Civil rights activists claim that police violated their Fourth Amendment rights with intrusive searches for the footage they took of David Sal Silva's death. Reports said that sheriff's deputies knocked on the door of two witnesses at around 3 am on Wednesday demanding their cellphones.
The witnesses had already left the scene, but police went to their apartment to ask for their phones. Both refused to turn them over without a search warrant.
John Tello, a criminal law attorney representing the two witnesses who shot video footage and other witnesses to Silva's death, said police would not let the two leave the apartment.
A male witness eventually gave up his phone "under duress" when he had to leave for work, but the female witness held out until close to noon, when police finally obtained a warrant.
"They were tired, scared, with a 9-year-old child there who was terrified," Tello said.
Police had said they would not comment on the David Sal Silva case until an investigation was completed.
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Why are there always witnesses to these tragedies that don’t act to help the person that is being attacked? I don’t care if I went to jail myself or became another victim of the brutality. The witnesses should be ashamed that they witnessed this and failed to act. How can they live with themselves knowing that their refusal to act lead to this mans death.
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One of the sad things about this is that someone will watch this video and then go out and injure or kill a good, honest cop and think it’s justified. Using the excuse that all cops are a** holes.
It takes a week mind and character to involve oneself in a group beating. One of these clowns will talk to save their own ass and it is then that the truth will surface.
That's true, I am sure 8 officers couldn't control a drunk person so they beat him to death...Originally Posted by Euroholic
Its a first world country police are not just going to walk upto you grab you and beat you to death. Unless its a single lone insane cop not 8 of them. There must be a reason. Its not 1950 anymore and the victim was not black. And the usa has more freedoms than any other country which i believe is what causes all the crimes you guys have. But thats for another thread lets not get into that.
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u have know idea i have many friends who are police/military so no disrespect but do something to piss off a cop in the us and they will take it out on your ass just in the last month right in the two city's i live near one cop arrested for assault, loan sharking,and a bunch of other stuff another got arrested for arresting people and demanding cash not to take them in o yea another on got arrested for selling heroine at work and this stuff happens all the time beating the crap out of someone is kid shit
Not just profession but people in generalOriginally Posted by Lunk1
People are easy to point the finger but unfortunately there is scum everywhere
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