Frisking A Quadriplegic
The city of Pasadena is being sued by a quadriplegic man who claims he was pulled out of his chair by multiple police officers, hung him over a concrete wall, and then proceeded to search him.
Many, many questions arise from this situation...
What is so hard about frisking someone who cannot move their arms or legs?
Why do you need to frisk someone who does not have the use of their arms or legs? It's not like you're going to have a gun pulled on you.
Placing the man over a 4 foot wall?
And what exactly was this disturbance call that justified sending multiple officers to the house of a quadriplegic man, and felt that they needed to frisk him to secure the safety of the area?
Many, many questions arise from this situation...
What is so hard about frisking someone who cannot move their arms or legs?
Why do you need to frisk someone who does not have the use of their arms or legs? It's not like you're going to have a gun pulled on you.
Placing the man over a 4 foot wall?
And what exactly was this disturbance call that justified sending multiple officers to the house of a quadriplegic man, and felt that they needed to frisk him to secure the safety of the area?
posted by The Dyce at
10:40 a.m.
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