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Apart from the obvious "arresting a senator for asking questions" thing, is whatever's happening on this picture standard procedure for arresting an unarmed, unthreatening person in the US? It looks like they're arresting a terrorist or a dangerous suspect
No normally. I think they throw a knee on the neck for 9 to 10 minutes.
that's their technique for arresting black people
not 100% standard. but yeah, pretty standard. If its a rich white dude, generally the arrests are a lot gentler.
Do you recognize the genocide in Gaza?
Authorities are claiming they were unable to know who he was at the time, and treated him as a potential threat.
You are going to get to hear that kind of verbiage a lot over the next few years
They were only following orders
happily
Fucking hate cop talk. The language they use in their reports is disgusting. They probably have a template that they just slightly modify. Template is already full of lies.
Of course they have a template, cops can barely read or write, they wouldn't be able to report anything without serious hand-holding.
He stood up and announced he was a US Senator. The very first thing he did was identify himself. If they're deaf then they shouldn't be on active duty outside a desk job.
This is almost copy pasted from the shit they actually re saying.
The standard procedure involves metal hitting the back of the skull until enough blood comes out that the victim can’t remember what happened.
guilty of terrorism until proven innocent
Their training tells them that everyone is a dangerous suspect.