9 Cops Brutally Taser Unarmed Man in Australia

Discussion in 'In the News' started by DenzBenz, Oct 5, 2010.

  1. DenzBenz

    DenzBenz Well-Known Member

    Graphic video of an unarmed man who was zapped with a Taser 13 times.

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    A day after the video was released, a man died in Sydney after police stunned him in the chest with a Taser. In the video, an unarmed, dark-skinned man who refused to undergo a strip search in a Perth detention facility is shown screaming in apparent agony after being zapped with a stun gun eight times while surrounded by nine police officers. He was stunned another five times off-camera.

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  2. desreveRsIgnitirW

    desreveRsIgnitirW New Member

    Lol @ Denz,you dont quit huh... This thread looks like it might get funny.

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  3. AnMDBCartoon

    AnMDBCartoon New Member

    For once....JUST THIS ONCE!.....I hafta say this NEEDS to be broadcast.....

    For the plight of the Australian Aboriginal is *still* a painful gig that they are STILL going through to-day..

    Stridfes hve indeed been made on their behalf by the government, as fr as being treated decently is concerned...

    But, in certain pockets of antipodean society there is STILL a considerable ways to go..


    Just remember, folks....

    That's NOT an 'Australian' thing....

    Nor is it for The World Outside of The United States...

    Or ANY particular fiefdom of the globe..



    I *could* be wrong....but I'm *not!*











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    Last edited: Oct 5, 2010
  4. DenzBenz

    DenzBenz Well-Known Member

    The victim was an Aboriginal man who had objected to a strip-search.

    Western Australia's Corruption and Crime Commission issued a report and noted that indigenous people threatened with a police Taser were 30 percent likelier to be stunned with it, compared with a white person. "Taser weapons are being used disproportionately against indigenous people," its report says. "This pattern of use is increasing."
     

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