Barbara Knoblauch 123 The title of this clip kind of confused my because I didn't see anybody brutally beat up. Although it was hard to see to me it looked like a couple of guys got locked out of their car by two other guys. It occurred to me as more of a practical joke that a beating.
Yeah this video only shares the same name as the parent video to make it easier to find, but there is no violence in this video. The real video can be found by following the available link for this video at its end, and then following the third link given by the poster.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_HgMNU45HTU or just by following this one.
If you look at about 25 seconds, there are some flashes on the screen. It is right before the guy talks about "damn they locked him up" or something like that. It looks like the police were swinging their batons, but you cannot see who they hit or how much. It is really hard to see anything because it is so dark. I could not see if they needed to hit the guy to arrest him. I cannot see if this is excessive use of force or not. I would need more evidence.
It kind of looks like after the two cops walk out and go behind the van is where the abuse looks like it is alll taking place. But, you are also right about needing more evidence because it is really difficult to see the abuse going on.
After watching this video about 25 times to try and see any sign of a beating, I saw nothing. But then I realized the video is only a follow up on a previous video where there were seven individuals beating up one lone victim. This video is showing that one of those suspects (in this case Raymond Palomino) being arrested for the crime.
The title of the video throws the video off a little bit because at the beginning there is no such of abuse going on. Then once the guys go behind the van you can kindof see some kind of action going on. Later on the other two walk out, and thats when the man says " they got him".
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ReplyDeleteThe title of this clip kind of confused my because I didn't see anybody brutally beat up. Although it was hard to see to me it looked like a couple of guys got locked out of their car by two other guys. It occurred to me as more of a practical joke that a beating.
Yeah this video only shares the same name as the parent video to make it easier to find, but there is no violence in this video. The real video can be found by following the available link for this video at its end, and then following the third link given by the poster.
Deletehttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_HgMNU45HTU
or just by following this one.
If you look at about 25 seconds, there are some flashes on the screen. It is right before the guy talks about "damn they locked him up" or something like that. It looks like the police were swinging their batons, but you cannot see who they hit or how much. It is really hard to see anything because it is so dark. I could not see if they needed to hit the guy to arrest him. I cannot see if this is excessive use of force or not. I would need more evidence.
ReplyDeleteIt kind of looks like after the two cops walk out and go behind the van is where the abuse looks like it is alll taking place. But, you are also right about needing more evidence because it is really difficult to see the abuse going on.
DeleteAfter watching this video about 25 times to try and see any sign of a beating, I saw nothing. But then I realized the video is only a follow up on a previous video where there were seven individuals beating up one lone victim. This video is showing that one of those suspects (in this case Raymond Palomino) being arrested for the crime.
ReplyDeleteThe title of the video throws the video off a little bit because at the beginning there is no such of abuse going on. Then once the guys go behind the van you can kindof see some kind of action going on. Later on the other two walk out, and thats when the man says " they got him".
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