Officer delayed Moats as relative died

[hydroshock]

sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=4017382

No offense if any of you happened to choose law enforcement as your profession but I fucking hate cops. Long gone are the days of "protect and serve." It seems all they want to do is harrass and intimidate these days, especially around here where AB and I live.

The officer in this case didn't even seem to care what the reason was for the traffic violation, and there is ABSOLUTELY NO REASON he should've drawn his gun....period. If it were me I would be livid at the fact that I was not able to be by a close family member's side at their passing because of this douchebag.

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[hydroshock]

"I can screw you over," he said at one point in the videotaped incident. When another officer came with word that Moats' mother-in-law was indeed dying, Powell's response was: "All right. I'm almost done."

un-fucking-acceptable

[supermariofan]

yeah i agree...dude was being an a-hole in the time of remorse...i wouldve took his gun and shot him...

[ab]

What a bitch! Dallas police... punk ass must have known he plays for the Texans. They need to put his ass in Harris county jail for that shit.

[thegoat]

the picture of the cop couldnt have been a day over 24 years old. Can you say POWER TRIP.

[hydroshock]

wow what a douche....sounds to me like the kid has no business carrying a badge and a gun

[ab]

Must've been picked on in school.

[supermariofan]

its says on NFL.com..that the officer resigned....guess he will become a mall cop now

[hydroshock]

ouch....well as unfortunate as it is for him maybe that's the best thing. If you show that kind of bad judgement over something simple like a family rushing to be by a dying relative's side, then imagine what he would do if he was faced with an even more confusing and dangerous situation....probably get someone killed.

it's either a mall or a movie theater