UF Police Taser Student During Kerry Forum

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hes using freedom of speech which is guaranteed by the constitution so everything that the police did was completely wrong i dont care what any one says its not right its wrong and against the law he has his rights and just becuz he did this duznt meen that they had the rights

ive seen a few people get tasered and this guy acted like the biggest bitch

John Kerry and all those politicians are part of the Illimunati, the kid was just being honest and open and Kerry could NOT deal with it. People are becomeing more attuned to hearing about secret socities...

Nah. it was a 3-4 second drive stun to the shoulder just long enough to pry his arm off of the bolted down chair and safely get the cuffs on. They held him and calmly warned him several times before drive stunning his shoulder.

He wasn;t arrested for violating fdorum rules. He was kicked out for that. he was arrested because he struggle dwith the cops and refused to leave for over a minute, trying to instigate the crowd to help him against police the whole time.  But that part is obvious if you watch the video. They never tried to place him under arrest until over a minute after cutting the mic (which was well after he had been told tio leave in the first place).

No, he had already been told to leave before the video starts,. You should look it up. He threw a big fit when they announced the Q&A was over, pushed his way to the front insulting Kerry and cussing loudly. They told him to leave & he refused. ACCENT agreed to let him ask 1 question then go out with the cops to discuss the school policies he had broken (again). But he refused to ask anything while ranting for over a minute, then got angry & started shouting "questions" w/out allowing replies.

They did ask him politely. 1st to get to the question. Then to sit down.  Then to leave.

And they didn't arrest him for breaking the forum rules. They arrested him for refusing to leave after being thrown out (trespassin) attempt to incite a riot, public disturbance, disrupting a university function, and later, for resisting their initial attempts to arrest him.

--isn't it strange he never dropped his book until after he was put on the floor?