Originally Posted by PR_Tom

Yeah, "wounded". I dont believe they were "wounded". I think they made a fine point of looking for every bruise or scrape. Now they're "wounded" and have more leg to try to stand on legally and we all know it.

If 4 or 5 police, plenty of training, find it neccessary to torture an already subdued subject, then those are some fucked up practices in Florida. It seemed 100% un needed! Look at it, he was down and quiet until he saw they were going to taser him. Then he reacts like a normal human and begs them not to. It was wrong to taser him. I think those cops have had an earful by now, and are already preparing for trial.