Random Thoughts.....What Are You Thinking?

you people are just weird sometimes

Oh Jesus! Mag fixed his link! : p

I hope condoms last forever, I got a crapload I bought years ago left in a drawer but didn't even check lol

I hope condoms last forever, I got a crapload I bought years ago left in a drawer but didn't even check lol

used maybe 15 one week

Like 50 were bought and used maybe 15 one week but rest never left the drawer or moved, sat there for like 5 years lol

Even unmoved you think just toss the whole box drac?

/smack I should have said "used some"

But you didn't!

and thus the wild Magnus pounced on the opening given to him by his prey.

Josi's torment is my sustenance. I must have more!

The video shows a drunk man squabbling with the police officer, who has a police dog at her side. Poor audio quality makes it difficult to pick up the entire exchange, filmed by a third party, but the dog at one point leaps towards the man who in return grabs the animal by its collar.

As the man stumbles across the road with his arm outstretched, seemingly to keep the animal at bay, the policewoman takes out her baton and begins striking him while repeatedly ordering him to lie down in the street.

Once he fell to his knees, she orders the dog to sit, which it does straight away, at which point the officer puts her baton away.

A friend of the man intervenes at that point to check on the battered man on the ground, while the policewoman spokes into her radio and is heard telling command that the man threatened to "blow up the street".

"I didn't say that I would blow up the street, I said someone would," the victim was heard muttering in the video clip on the DN website, before yelling.

"Are you totally stupid or what?"

If the incident leads to charges being brought against the policewoman, she would risk a reprimand and losing her job.

After seeing the video, criminology professor Jerry Sarnecki told DN the incident amounted to "seriously excessive force".

"She shouldn't be a police officer unless there is some very extenuating circumstances," he said, saying the video left him "very, very upset".

"She has a dog, she has a baton, and he's not being violent. You never know, something else may have happened, but I have a hard time imagining what could justify this."