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Looks like the cops did the right thing there : >In his testimony, Naccache simply says that the police treated it like a neighbourly dispute and accordingly d
by alephxyz 4y ago
Looks like the cops did the right thing there :
>In his testimony, Naccache simply says that the police treated it like a neighbourly dispute and accordingly declined to press the matter further. They were “not keen of processing a harassment complaint”.[11] However, he conveniently omits mentioning what he noted in his written log.
>The log reveals that, to his dismay, the police officer informed him that his brother Ari could have been charged with assault and his father Frank could have been ticketed for driving dangerously. In his notes, Naccache took the officer’s warning as a “threat”. He also complained that the officers did nothing about Mr. Epstein not wearing a COVID mask… outdoors.
- standardUser 4y agoHard to imagine "the right thing" ever involves using force to detain a citizen who poses no urgent threat and has not engaged in violent behavior. That detainment may be temporary, but it is a complete and utter denial of all basic human rights to the person being detained.
- Arch485 4y agoThe police didn't use force; it says in the court documents that, when arrested, the accused complied completely with the police.
- standardUser 4y agoIf you resist arrest, police will use force to detain you. That's how that works. Did you think arrest was voluntary? I'll pretend you're not trolling and actually needed this explained to you.