« SUBobISIS : He proceeded to turn off the camera, and when it was turned back on she was seen on the floor in a pool of blood. That's pretty suspicious.

« SUBobISIS : The video doesn't show him beating her, he pushes her up against a wall after she resists and doesn't stop screaming at the top of her lungs after being placed in a chair. Up to that point, I believe he may not have been so out of line. He proceeded to turn off the camera, and when it was turned back on she was seen on the floor in a pool of blood. That's pretty suspicious. It has also been brought up that she had a high amount of alcohol in her system. Also, we must not forget that she was an inmate and give her the 100% innocent card. She was there for a reason. I am in no way saying what the police officer did was right,or that she deserved such treatment, but it was not unprovoked.

« gammerus : True, but it shouldn't matter what she said or did, police officers should never use more force than nessasary.

« cb__ : Additional info and pics of her injuries - only a few of which could easily have been the result of her accident, especially the seat belt mark across her left shoulder. The rest she clearly didn't walk in with, and no way were from a 'fall'.

« smarty1052 : I dunno, the cop may have given her a few bruises but if it is actualy policy to only have the camera rolling for the breathe test and the fact that she was constantly resisting and trying to exit the room. I could see someone this drunk and uncooperative falling and hurting herself, the cop however should have restrained her to a point where she wasn't a harm to herself though. And she was in a hit and run acccident.. of course she had bruises on her when she came into the station..

« dollyllama : Well to an extent I see your point but look at this woman's injuries. That is no way from falling, no way. Most people who fall face first and can't use their hands to stop themselves will strain their neck up and hit their chin, it's a natural instinct to do so because the nose is such a vulnerable area and the chin bone is far stronger, it's instinct.

« smarty1052 : Very true but if they would have shown pictures of when she first came into the station after the hit and run accident I'd be more willing to beilieve that maybe some of those werent' already there.. and in any case if she was a hit and run drunk driver and was still resisting when they finally caught her and got her to the station then I don't really have much sympathy for her. Who knows what or who she hit..