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> There's no "mistake" here.

I wasn't talking about this specific case though, not sure how you inferred that from my comment that shoving old man was a mistake .

I was talking about a hypothetical case where it was indeed a mistake.

>>domino+(OP)
I guess I was confused since you commented on this story without mentioning this hypothetical future mistake, bemoaning the fact that "anti-cop sentiment" might prevent officers from admitting their "mistakes" in the future.

>>domino+(OP)
How about we talk about real, actual documented cases of abuses, and then coverups by police instead of veering off into hypotheticals?

>>domino+(OP)
Great, well in this case, this cop acted violently and aggressively towards a senior citizen, who was killed through that cop's action. Not murder, but definitely manslaughter. If you did that to someone, that's what you would be going to jail for, and rightly so.

>>crafti+7c
Not at all excusing what happened, but was he actually killed? I thought he was taken to a hospital and recovered?

>>colejo+mq
Stable but in serious condition. He can hopefully recover, but the next hours will be decisive. Can still suffer a clot and damages in brain could be permanent.

The policemen attitude in the video is revolting

>>colejo+mq
I apologise, I initially read that he had been killed, later followed up on the article and they had posted a correction that he "easily could have been killed". You are correct!