`distraction strike'
LAPD Chief Bratton bans use-of-force term `distraction strike'
By Patrick McGreevy, Times Staff Writer
Los Angeles Times
Under fire for a videotape showing an officer punching a suspect repeatedly in the face, Los Angeles Police Chief William J. Bratton said Friday that he is directing officers not to use the term "distraction strike" to describe when officers hit people to get them to submit to arrest.
hahaha never heard of this craptastic idea. instead of WE PUNCHED THE FUCK OUT OF HIM BECAUSE WE FEARED FOR OUR SAFETY. ITS CALLED A "DISTRACTION STRIKE".
HAHAHAHA THAT IS FUCKIN FUNNY INSANE. i'll look for the video in case you really need to see a cop "distracting" an aleged perp.
By Patrick McGreevy, Times Staff Writer
Los Angeles Times
Under fire for a videotape showing an officer punching a suspect repeatedly in the face, Los Angeles Police Chief William J. Bratton said Friday that he is directing officers not to use the term "distraction strike" to describe when officers hit people to get them to submit to arrest.
hahaha never heard of this craptastic idea. instead of WE PUNCHED THE FUCK OUT OF HIM BECAUSE WE FEARED FOR OUR SAFETY. ITS CALLED A "DISTRACTION STRIKE".
HAHAHAHA THAT IS FUCKIN FUNNY INSANE. i'll look for the video in case you really need to see a cop "distracting" an aleged perp.
