Getting stun gunned down for just asking a question [VID]

"ask them where I am, cause there going to try and kill me, there going to try and kill me"

wow what a nut

Question, yes. But he wasn't giving the guy the opportunity to answer any of his questions at all. He was obviously hijacking the whole forum to further his own agenda of throwing ridicule and conspiracy theories at the guy on stage, something the forum organizers disapproved of. Like I said, they gave him a fair amount of time to ask a question, and after that time elapsed he was first asked to stop. Then he was asked again to stop. Had he chose at that point to shut up and let the guy on stage respond to his accusations and questions he probably wouldn't have even been escorted out, but he chose to push the officer away and instead continued babbling on like an overbearing idiot.


It was only after being asked to stop repeatedly that he was forcibly removed from the microphone area at which point he struggled and resisted attempts to remove him from the theatre. If you don't go in a compliant manner YOU ARE RESISTING, period. At that point it was the officers mandate to remove the disturbance (him) with as much force as his actions dictated.

And again, at the risk of repeating myself for those whose reading comprehension may not be up to par, I don't say I necessarily agree with the tazering. What I was attempting to say is that it is common knowledge that when someone resists arrest/removal etc, officers often use force to make you comply. Since that is common knowledge, THAT is how this kid brought it on himself.

In other words, don't want the tazer? Don't want the pepper spray? Don't want to be taken down to the ground and have your face pushed in the dirt and your arms pinned behind you like a suckling pig? Then stop resisting you dumb shit.

Better to go quietly and have your lawyer do the fighting for you later.

I just love campus security. They are the same everywhere too. Could be a huge university or your local community college. They all need a broom up their ass.

The douchebag deserved it..

He cried like a little bitch too

I would probably too if I got shocked with 50k volts, but thats just me

AMERICA IS GREAT!!!! whahahah, I love that Anthony guy from GFY...He is sooo smart...

lol lol

Unrightfully, I agree. But that wasn't the case here. (see my above post)


Among my years of security work was over 10 years doing concert security at all the large outdoor music festivals in Manitoba including the massive Sunfest, countryfest, and the Classic rock fest in Minnedosa. My friend, I can guarantee you that if I saw you in my vicinity of the crowd causing a disturbance I WOULD walk you out of the place, either with your cooperation or without it.

Now, you can choose to think otherwise, that you're a big man and wouldn't go, but I know you'd be out of there. And it wouldn't take 6 others to help me.

You have no idea how many guys I've dealt with over the years. I admit a tazer would have come in handy on 1 or 2 occasions, but we got by without them.


This "nobody puts their fucking hand on ME" attitude is a childish ridiculous one, but is fine to have as long as you conduct yourself in a respectful manner and play within the rules of whatever event you're at and don't give law enforcement types cause to come after you.

I suspect that people with such an attitude are probably in for a very rude awakening at some point in their lives.

I don't see a problem with an outraged American making their feelings known to an elected official, no matter how agressive or animated they become. Fact is, if he had been speaking in a calm tone of voice they would have let him talk for much longer than he did.

What this boils down to is campus security (the biggest wannabie police officers there are) waiting for drama to happen and then developing the "I'm gonna get me some!" attitude. The security guard who tasered him, that's the same person who if they were a real cop would shoot someone and then say their cellphone looked like a gun. Obviously very trigger happy.

I don't think we have the whole story on this one. If he did in fact come in and was not wanted there or searched then he was in the wrong.

What I find weird is that it took more than one guy to subdue that guy. I mean he was small and didn't seem to interested in actually getting away. I don't think that he should have been tasered when he was already subdued but that's the way the cookie crumbled. The cops abused their power as usual...nothing new to this story.

From watching the video it didn't seem to me that he had any intention of having his questions answered. Instead he choose to just continue to talk at will. I won't lie, that kind of shit is annoying to everyone there. He's lucky a fellow student didn't KO him before campus cops could get to him.

I'm actually surprised to see the number of people who think this guy got what he deserved.

What did he do wrong that required the police to subdue him in? I just see a loud mouth trying to stir up kerry. Where is the crime there?

Ahh...no...it was not for asking a question. Nice try on misinforming people with your spin.

Well, I guess he wasn't supposed to be there in the first place and never went through the mandatory security checks. Also, there were people who were there to listen, ask reasonable and intelligent questions and learn. This guy fucked that up for all of them.

You can't argue that the guy wasn't intelligent as his vernacular and question were definitely that of an educated person.

What I find interesting is *reasonable*. What is reasonable and who defines what a reasonable question is? Also doesn't that come into conflict with freedom of speech?

This guy is probably a total jackass loud mouthed annoying prick, but that's not a good enough reason IMO to taser him.

I imagine that he will now go on a crusade and make a whole heap of noise about this arrest

The disenfranchisement of black voters issue is something that must be addressed in person. The TV media isn't going to touch this even though it is very real.

This guy brings it up - in an outrage - (and rightfully so) and he is silenced by Nazis.

It is a sad day in America when you must talk to your elected officials in monotone and stay within good natured political topics.

Resisting is a legal charge and becomes applicable anytime a person does not comply with the verbal orders of an officer...physicality does not have to be involved. In addition in many states...if not the majority of states...one can legally be tasered by an officer for not complying with verbal commands. In many states...if not the majority of states...officers are not required to physically roll in the "mud and blood" with a person but can use the taser or the club to subdue them for not obeying verbal commands.

I didn't say he needed to wound them to justify force. My point is that they claim to have been injured by him. If that's the case, then wouldn't he be charged with a crime (assaulting a police officer?)