I've seen plenty of videos where men stop and help officers, but I believe this is the first time I saw a woman stop to help the officer fight:

https://x.com/GlendaleFOP12/st.../1836893489495183611

Very grateful for her help.

Wish she would've rained some elbows on that worthless asshole's head.

Illegals committing crimes here should face swift capital punishment with the bill going to the dump they came from.

I guess the officer left the stereo on during the traffic stop.

Sure would have liked to see some of his gray matter on the asphalt. Nice she helped her out.

Very nice of her to help, otherwise that could have been ugly. Not to be picking on them but most women do not pose a threat/command authority, as an officer, by themselves. I have responded to a few scenes where the female officer was lucky to be alive after performing a traffic stop on their own.

I saw a video the other day where an Arkansas female trooper had to use her Taser multiple times on an illegal immigrant and was barely able to keep the situation under control… very scary.

Here's a nine-minute video of the Arkansas State Police pursuit, stop, tazing, and help from the female.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=duOYMSacPKY

Fucking dirtbag fighting a woman. POS.

Good on her for intervening.

Too bad she missed the direct head shot. Could have saved taxpayers a lot of money.

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Originally posted by smlsig:
I saw a video the other day where an Arkansas female trooper had to use her Taser multiple times on an illegal immigrant and was barely able to keep the situation under control… very scary.

I believe that is the subject of this thread

After watching the video, I’m pissed that nobody stopped sooner.

https://arktimes.com/arkansas-...comes-under-scrutiny

Now some outlets are questioning the officer's report. While she reports she took the keys to keep the suspect from fleeing, others are saying the video shows a potential alternate scenario of facts.

Looked like California plates on the illegal’s car.

I would expect the suspects attorney to challenge every decision and statement she made from the time her feet hit the floor that morning until she walked into the court room to testify.

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Very nice of her to help, otherwise that could have been ugly. Not to be picking on them but most women do not pose a threat/command authority, as an officer, by themselves. I have responded to a few scenes where the female officer was lucky to be alive after performing a traffic stop on their own.

That was my reaction. It looked like things were still going south until a large male officer intruded.

I thought headlock type chokeholds were prohibited after the Death of Eric Garner incident.

The suspect in this video is not a big guy at all. The trooper tazed him what 8-10 times? I'm going to remember to show this video to anti-gun people who think it's so easy to taze a violent suspect into submission.

When you are on the side of a road fighting for your life, who cares.

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Originally posted by iron chef:
I thought headlock type chokeholds were prohibited after the Death of Eric Garner incident.

Not totally prohibited. Chokeholds are now considered deadly force, but can still be utilized when the situation justifies the use of deadly force.

Unlike back in the day, when things that are now considered deadly force like chokeholds or blunt object strikes to the head were used merely to subdue combative individuals.

Wow. Nobody else stopped to help?

Only Kylie saw and stopped? Everyone else either didn't see or didn't stop? Nobody else saw and stopped? Just one person?