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Originally posted by gw3971:

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Originally posted by KevinCW:
That would be a quick tasing here....

Yep. That is disorderly conduct. It's a ride to jail after we throw them down on their faces.

That would be assault 4th degree special victim here, a felony.

There would be an arrest made, and WHATEVER the minimum amount of force needed to make that arrest needed would be used. Any dept that didn't let someone who did this get locked up isn't worth working for.

Thanks Bill Deblasio

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Originally posted by BBMW:
No, Bloomberg kept it going. He didn't screw with what Giuliani and Bratton put in place. The city was fine while he was running it.

The whole downhill slide has been entirely since Bla took over.

And in a city full of left wing ambulance chasers, and with every person on the street carrying a video camera, looking for YouTube gold, the cost of hickory shampoo had gone up astronomically.

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Originally posted by tatortodd:
Things sure have changed since Guiliani left office in '01. Years of Bloomberg and DeBlasio administrations pandering to the criminal class has swung the pendulum the wrong way. Get back to broken windows and taking back the streets.

Won't happen with the turds they keep electing, but sooner or later "the normals" will insure they get their Trump-like mayor.

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Originally posted by RAMIUS:
Time to bring out the Billy Clubs and start braining a few of these animals.

Hickory shampoos in all 5 boroughs would end this shit PDQ.

Totally agree with BBMW here. Bloomberg knew how to run a city, just like he knew how to run and grow a huge business. I wasn't a fan mind you, but the city felt safe and was flourishing and he continued to let the cops be cops. It ALL changed and changed fast once DeBlasio came in. The end of Bratton's Broken Windows policy and the end of stop and frisk (both Deblasio campaign promises), accelerated all this lawlessness and decent back into the Dinken's era. Living in Brooklyn at the time I saw it happen almost overnight. All the patrol cars that would routinely cruise the neighborhoods disappeared. Beat cops stationed on subway platforms were gone and it seemed (and was noted in the news often at the time) that many of the rank and file officers felt little support or motivation to do their job.

It's sad now when I watch the local news and see shootings, stabbings, muggings and random violent acts happening where I used to feel very safe taking my then 4 year old son. Even blocks away from where he lived.

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Originally posted by gw3971:

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Originally posted by KevinCW:
That would be a quick tasing here....

Yep. That is disorderly conduct. It's a ride to jail after we throw them down on their faces.

You guys seriously would go hand to hand or deploy tasers when out numbered 20 to 2? I don't like those odds.

On a side note, why are so many people carrying buckets of water in NYC?

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Originally posted by OMCHamlin:

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Originally posted by RAMIUS:
Time to bring out the Billy Clubs and start braining a few of these animals.

LOL, yeah, billy clubs... That'll solve this...

Well, if only there weren’t so many cameras and social media lol.

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You guys seriously would go hand to hand or deploy tasers when out numbered 20 to 2? I don't like those odds.

That's why they have radios. 10-33 "Need Immediate Assistance."

NYC is now reaping what it has sowed.

Police dogs and water cannons.

Next time bring a better bucket...

capital one bank open on saturday

Incredible self control on part of those officers. Where is the outcry from the community leaders there?

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Originally posted by RAMIUS:
Time to bring out the Billy Clubs and start braining a few of these animals.

Take the NYPD 12 pound triggers out and issue 50 round drums for the beat cops' Clocks.

Thrown liquid, reply with lead.

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Originally posted by cslinger:
Serious question. Beyond something like malicious mischief what charges could be brought? It’s not assault, maybe impeding an officer type thing?

As for “pulling out” so to speak see Baltimore City. There are absolutely areas that have become F’em, they don’t want us let em kill each other.

Dumping a bucket of water on somebody absolutely is assault. Save for some semantical differences from state to state, it's not legal anywhere to dump a bucket of water on someone, much less a cop.

The leftist agenda promotes this type of behavior. I imagine a collapsing society starts to fray in many places before it spirals into anarchy.

Send in the peacekeepers:

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Originally posted by Edmond:
Here's a wild idea: the areas where this happens at, no more answers to call for service. That gives them exactly what they want: hands-off approach.

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Originally posted by RHINOWSO:
Sounds like its good time for a case of the ‘Blue Flu’, say for a month or so..?

I have been saying this for awhile, not even call in sick. Just go on strike, letting them know that public and political sentiment want no police out there. So let them get their utopian fantasy for a period of time. Hell, just 24 hours would show them what a lawless NYC would be like.

NYC and Philly are headed EXACTLY the same direction; anarchy. All becasue they are both run by insane liberal idiots who have done nothing but badmouth their cops from the day they took office.

This is going to come to a head someday and won't be pretty.

THIS guy would not put up with that nonsense for one minute, it's too bad he's only a fictional NYPD Commissioner and not a real one:

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Originally posted by Skins2881:
On a side note, why are so many people carrying buckets of water in NYC?

During a heat wave, NYFD cracks open a number of fire hydrants to allow the residents/kids a chance to play and cool down . While it makes for community building & goodwill, the reality is, in those videos, there's a number of teenagers-twentysomethings horsing around past the point of fun and more to the point of aggravation; notice there's no girls playing around there. It's Summer time, none of these 'kids' are going to summer camp or, family camp on the lake, the cops have their hands full.

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Originally posted by Bob at the Beach:
Incredible self control on part of those officers. Where is the outcry from the community leaders there?

There will be no outcry. This is exactly what they want.
Cops are bad. They kill innocent people. On and on.
I'm in agreement that police should go on strike. At the very least, no more uniforms in the affected areas where this took place.
Let them rot in what they have created.

DeBlasio can move forward and claim he is not a racist and the police are following his edict. It's hard to shake off that racist tag on your name if your running for public office these days.

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Originally posted by joatmonv:
I'm in agreement that police should go on strike. At the very least, no more uniforms in the affected areas where this took place.
Let them rot in what they have created.

Absolutely! They want to behave like animals then let the laws of the jungle (so to speak) be the only law they have.