Nurse Charged With Felony 'Resisting Arrest'

[Ike Bana]

Originally Posted by Zeke

You're just not very smart, are you?

Statistically, if you were right -- instead of me -- there'd be many hundreds of illicit violent encounters per year (at a minimum).

There isn't.

How's about 1500. (Data is from 2010)

Of all 1,575 officers involved in reported excessive force complaints, 897 (56.9%) were involved in cases of physical use of force complaints which include fist strikes, throws, choke holds, baton strikes, and other physical attacks. 232 officers (14.7%) were involved in firearm-related excessive force complaints, 166 (10.6%) were involved in taser-related cases, and the remaining officers were involved in other cases involving a combination of force types (13.21%), use of police dogs (1.7%), police vehicles (0.4%), and chemical weapons (2.4%).

http://www.policemisconduct.net/2010...xcessive_Force

Maybe not "very" smart. Smart enough though.

I particularly like the .4% police vehicular excessive force. "Hey Paulie, let's run this mothafukka down!"