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oblom писал(а):ты же говоил, что они на полянке стояли как пеньки?

oblom писал(а):ты кстати в курсе, что в июле этого года еще двух чуваков чарджнули в ферст дегрии в коннекшн с этими событиями?
что там в википедии на эту тему?

TORONTO -- Three Halton police officers are facing criminal charges after a 79-year-old man received serious injuries from being Tasered and shot with an anti-riot weapon.

The province's Special Investigations Unit determined the charges were warranted after probing the incident that occurred on Nov. 25, 2006, when officers responded to a call for assistance at a home in Oakville.

Police fired a rubber-like projectile from an anti-riot weapon at Gerry Morgan, allegedly causing serious injuries to his upper arm.

He was also Tasered and apparently broke his hip as he fell.

Morgan died on May 4, but the investigation did not link his death with the incident in question.

Joe Davis, Richard Dodds and Matthew Kohler are charged with assault causing bodily harm and unlawfully causing bodily harm.

Davis and Kohler are also charged with assault with a weapon in regards to the anti-riot weapon, and Dodds and Kohler are charged with assault with a weapon in regards to the Taser.

All three officers are scheduled to appear in a Milton court on May 28.

превышение пределов необходимой самообороны - дело сложное и запутанное. и попробуйте оценить социальную опасность за 2 секунды, когда обстановка к долгим раздумьям не располагает.... решение все равно никогда не будет абсолютно объективным. свидетельства очевидцев порой - это "бабский вой" и сплошные эмоции.

ы. а дедушка 79-летний просто по улице шел и песни насвистывал, а его взяли и убили?

Vancouver Sun

Wednesday, August 22, 2007

Robert Currie
CREDIT: Peter Battistoni/Vancouver Sun
Robert Currie

Even as four police officers stood facing him, guns cocked and pointed, 28-year-old Vancouver bartender Robbie Currie said, he didn't really think they were aiming at him.

"I actually recall looking over my shoulder," he said, thinking they must be pointing their guns at someone else.

Police dispute Currie's version of the story.

He said he had been walking down Hornby Street towards Nelson Street just before 3 a.m. Monday, cellphone in hand, a few steps behind a group of friends. They had been out drinking.

Suddenly, he said, there were four police officers behind him yelling:

"Drop your weapon, drop your weapon."

He said he turned around to face them. "I put my hands up in the air and screamed, 'I don't have a weapon. I don't have a weapon,' " he said in an interview Tuesday.

That's when one of them fired, he said, hitting him in the left thigh with a bean-bag bullet. He fell to his knees.

"I couldn't believe it," said Currie, taking his pants down to reveal a watermelon-sized bruise curved across the top of his leg. "They shot me."

Next, he said, four officers "dogpiled" on his back, knocking his head to the ground in the process. He points to a scratch on his cheek where he said it hit the street.

Currie said he began to feel dizzy soon after and headed to Vancouver General Hospital where he said he was diagnosed with a mild concussion.

It was only after he'd been tackled, handcuffed face-down on the pavement and searched, he said, that he learned it was a case of mistaken identity.

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Vancouver Sun

Wednesday, August 22, 2007

Robert Currie
CREDIT: Peter Battistoni/Vancouver Sun
Robert Currie

Even as four police officers stood facing him, guns cocked and pointed, 28-year-old Vancouver bartender Robbie Currie said, he didn't really think they were aiming at him.

"I actually recall looking over my shoulder," he said, thinking they must be pointing their guns at someone else.

Police dispute Currie's version of the story.

He said he had been walking down Hornby Street towards Nelson Street just before 3 a.m. Monday, cellphone in hand, a few steps behind a group of friends. They had been out drinking.

Suddenly, he said, there were four police officers behind him yelling:

"Drop your weapon, drop your weapon."

He said he turned around to face them. "I put my hands up in the air and screamed, 'I don't have a weapon. I don't have a weapon,' " he said in an interview Tuesday.

That's when one of them fired, he said, hitting him in the left thigh with a bean-bag bullet. He fell to his knees.

"I couldn't believe it," said Currie, taking his pants down to reveal a watermelon-sized bruise curved across the top of his leg. "They shot me."

Next, he said, four officers "dogpiled" on his back, knocking his head to the ground in the process. He points to a scratch on his cheek where he said it hit the street.

Currie said he began to feel dizzy soon after and headed to Vancouver General Hospital where he said he was diagnosed with a mild concussion.

It was only after he'd been tackled, handcuffed face-down on the pavement and searched, he said, that he learned it was a case of mistaken identity.

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Yury писал(а):отобрать нафиг тейзеры - что у них штатного оружия нет, что ли...

после того как один из ванкуверских ментов задлерживал меня с трясущимся в его руках 9мм глоком направленным мне в лицо.. я не уверен стОит ли их вообще к каому-то ни было оружию подпускать.

а зачем он тебя задерживал? Ты сопротивлялся?