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This was not only abuse of power but complete ignorance on the part of the abusive/control happy police.

STUN GUN EFFECT - TASERS
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Stun guns have the power to deliver 100,000 to 300,000 volts and up to 3 amperes (amps) to the human body. The effect can range from causing a bit of pain to causing the person to collapse in a heap unable to move for up to 15 minutes.

Even though the voltage sounds like it could cause death. The amperage of the charge is what controls the strength and 3 amps delivered by the gun is sufficient to cause temporary problems.

I respect every person’s view on this very controversial situation, but is there a need for readers and the California Conservative to be so crude in their writings? Is there a need for fellow Americans to demean each other by personally attacking “writing abilities”, age, and education levels?

That’s going a bit immature to me.

Whether or not Tabatabainejad deserved the tasering, we should all have some sympathy towards the aftermath. Even if the student “deserved” it, I don’t see how it would be easy to “stand up” on command after having been tasered so many times. The pain would seem to be so excrutiating that the last thing a person could do is “stand up”. I do feel that though the police might be doing their job, that kind of treatment on a student is unnecessary. I especially don’t like the way the police reacted to students requesting their badge numbers.

There is, of course, always two sides to a story, and in any argument or controversy, both sides are wrong in some way.

Let’s just be true Americans and show love and compassion for all.

The policy to check ID is there to protect students at night. All this kid had to do was produce ID or leave and he had plenty of chances to do so before getting tased. What about the real issue of girls getting raped on this campus because of lax enforcement of a policy like this for checking ID.

Passively would be similar to a sit in, similar to the ones that Martin Luther King and his followers made famous.. Peacefully protesting.
[LEGAL]

Aggressively would be in comparison to Malcolm X encouraging everyone to rebel, rebel, rebel, destruct, fight, win.
[ILLEGAL]

This kid was CLEARLY passively resisting arrest even though he was doing a fair share of yelling, he never once threatened the officers physically or verbally.

If you watch the video, he was tazed about a total of 5 times for long intervals. He also mentioned he had a medical condition. Whether or not the medical condition is true, tazing someone for a long period of time CAN cause up to 15 minutes of parallelization. It has been known for 168 deaths since the mid 90’s. On top of that, the cop that tazed him was an ex-marine who had been removed from city police force, and had a history of violence. For all of you that believe that a “tazing” isn’t painful, well, everybody reacts differently to the gun.

Bet you didn’t know - Taser Guns in “Drive Stun” mode are usually not used on even Police Cadets in training because they could damage the heart and cause cardiac arrest.
THIS KID WAS TASED 5 TIMES ON DRIVE STUN.

FURTHERMORE - If you watch the video, you distinctly hear the cop threaten to tase a student after he asked him for his badge number.

A Police Force’s job is to maintain the peace. Clearly there was havoc in the hallways of that school. Clearly they could of handcuffed the boy, arrested him, and carried him out without causing a ridiculous scene. Possibly even gave him the chance to regain his composure after being tazed multiple times to walk and get out.

It has been made clear by witnesses, the student had his bag-pack on and was walking out of the building when the cop grabbed his arm, and the student screamed ‘LET GO’.
Passively, PASSIVELY, PASSIVELY, he resisted and dropped.

You cant compare a University Police Officer to an Military Officers because we’re working with CIVILIANS. COLLEGE STUDENTS ARE CIVILIANS.

You’re argument is one sided, but I’m sure you could see mine as one sided also.

What happened in that library may be tolerated in the Marine Corps, but not in the American Civil World.

What, you think you could leave out the Officers history of violence? How many times he was tased? How he sat there, and never actively physically resisted the cops? How he said he was going to leave but was stopped, tased?

Or do those facts oppose your argument a little too much?

Check it out, it’s been well documented on the Wikipedia, Democracy Now, CBS, as well ass many RELIABLE sources about this incident. See if you think the numbers add up, and please, please please please - Don’t trust outside sources like these until you’ve gotten the full scoop.

He’s prosecuting, and you know what, I hope he wins. No 23 year old civilian student trying to study should ever be put through the horror he was put through just to have him removed from a library.

Evidently, this post is being vigilantly watched by people (see comment #41) who consider themselves ‘liberal’ and, therefore, don’t have to respect other opinions or care about freedom of speech.

Either you agree with them (what little they have), or you’re called “stupid” and attacked.

As demonstrated above and kind of like this example. Guess it’s what they learn in school these daze. It’s the new wisdome [sic]

If you are “deep in thought” and run a stop light, you’re still going to get a ticket if an officer sees you. The law is the law.

If I were a minority student, of course I would assume the offcier singled me out because I looked different compared to the other students.

Well, it appears that’s what they teach in school these days. But according to the DailyBruin, checking for ID after 11pm was a standard and commonly practiced school policy. For your safety and others.

…you must admit you notice people who look different first in a room.

If a white person was wearing a clone nose, we’d notice him first, too. Or if a white girl were studying topless, we’d definitely notice her first. It’s simply human nature that gives us the ability to be cognizant of our surroundings, which includes noticing all differences. That doesn’t mean everyone is racist.

If I was already flustered, deprived of sleep, and it was past 12pm, I might be a litle rude to an officer.

Yes, but would you resist arrest and go into a political rant including vulgarities? Furthermore, before the police were called in, it was a library official that asked for ID, and Mr. Tabatabainejihad refused to show it and refused to leave. Would you do that, too?

Is a typical American way to think about people who look different from us.

Really? And y’think we’re biased? And who is generalizing?

Are you really in college?