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Doesn’t matter. He was in possession of it, she just walked over and reached. Maybe at some point force is warranted, but not like this and probably not by her
by conductr 8y ago
Doesn’t matter. He was in possession of it, she just walked over and reached. Maybe at some point force is warranted, but not like this and probably not by her (by police). She invaded his space and is arm nudge was essentially a reaction to her action. I feel like his was reasonable her action wasn’t.
- chrisco255 8y agoNo, that's her job. The problem is, if this was a physically imposing dude rather than a woman, he would have given up the mic handily. But instead, he ignored her position to distribute the mic (as appointed by the President of the U.S.) and manhandled the mic away from her.
- conductr 8y agoWe’re purely speculating but I disagree. He wanted to ask his questions. He was already being non compliant. And he wouldn’t have handily given up the mic to anyone. I also doubt her job is to use force. Her job is to move the mic around when people give and take it compliantly.
- leesec 8y agoAt no point did he manhandle anyone.