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Dustin Joiner @ 5/7/2014 7:31 AM

What those officers did was completely justified. The women would not comply with police and the 14 year old tried to beat up the cop. How does the officer not know if he has a knife or a gun. They or she could be a wanted criminal or murder. She put her children in danger and almost got them killed all because she didn't want to listen. The police officers were just doing there job, what were they supposed to do let the kid beat up the officer and walk away just because they have kids? No. stop blaming stuff on the people trying to help and worry about the real problem.

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