The Police Brutality Thread

[Flystripper]

wow

[Clark Addison]

I am assuming that they did the second and third enemas because they knew by that time that they were completely screwed, and their only hope was to find some drugs to discredit this guy. I am often sympathetic to the police, but if this story is true as reported, it is absolutely crazy.

[Indy Coug]

Apparently, they were deemed to be an enema of the state.

[Eddie]

When they get to court on this, and the officers are thinking of all that they potentially have to lose, and it causes them to clench their butt cheeks just a little, I hope the judge offers them the choice between just admitting they were wrong and accepting the consequences or stopping for a recess while they take a trip to the medical center for a couple of finger checks, 3 enemas, and a colonoscopy just to be sure they haven't smuggled drugs into the courtroom before they continue with the hearing.

[old_gregg]

Apparently, they were deemed to be an enema of the state.

[SoCalCoug]

I'm curious from the lawyers on the board: How much would you be asking for in damages, if this was your client? My (non-legal) answer is, A LOT.

In excess of $1 million.

[Jeff Lebowski]

Geez. That is unreal.

(Clack, no enema photos please)

[byu71]

We should wait judgement. Maybe there are extenuating circumstances.

[Omaha 680]

In excess of $1 million.

I am not a letigious fellow and I agree.

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[Color Me Badd Fan]

I'm curious from the lawyers on the board: How much would you be asking for in damages, if this was your client? My (non-legal) answer is, A LOT.

Everyone knows it's incredibly common to stick drugs up your butthole even though you're sitting down in the carseat, you have 30 seconds to do it and the police officer's spotlight is shining through your window.

This story is totally bizarre.

[imanihonjin]

In excess of $1 million.

SoCal, admittedly, I Crim Pro is not my forte, but aren't damages for 4th amendment search and seizures extremely limited?

[The_Douger]

Doesn't the amount of examination seem excessive? I would sue their asses off.

[PaloAltoCougar]

Everyone knows it's incredibly common to stick drugs up your butthole even though you're sitting down in the carseat, you have 30 seconds to do it and the police officer's spotlight is shining through your window.

This story is totally bizarre.

Hence the rectum is known as the "prison wallet."

[Color Me Badd Fan]

Hence the rectum is known as the "prison wallet."

There's a possibility that the victim here has a criminal history. But you'd figure the first x-ray, finger up the butthole, enema and stool examination would have been enough to determine whether he was keistering some drugs. When they hadn't pegged him yet, it appears as if they decided a second round of these treatments along with a colonoscopy was in order.

[hostile]

There's a possibility that the victim here has a criminal history. But you'd figure the first x-ray, finger up the butthole, enema and stool examination would have been enough to determine whether he was keistering some drugs. When they hadn't pegged him yet, it appears as if they decided a second round of these treatments along with a colonoscopy was in order.

A CT scan with oral contrast would have answered the question pretty reliably, I would think.