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In my country this would be an illegal disproportionate action. Did the state trooper get away with this? If not, wouldn't it be time to change the law?
by Archelaos 5y ago
In my country this would be an illegal disproportionate action. Did the state trooper get away with this? If not, wouldn't it be time to change the law?
- colinmhayes 5y agoHaha of course he got away with it
- bhelkey 5y ago> Did the state trooper get away with this? Yes, he did [1]. > If not, wouldn't it be time to change the law? 'The [Arkansas State Police], as part of the settlement agreement, has agreed to change its Use of Force policy as it relates to PIT maneuvers and institute an “objective standard” required to justify the maneuver’s use versus the previous “subjective standard.”'[1]. I would argue that a more across the board set of changes is required. [1] https://www.kark.com/news/working4you/arkansas-state-police-settle-pit-maneuver-lawsuit-which-injured-pregnant-woman/ https://www.kark.com/news/working4you/arkansas-state-police-...