Comments by "Don Taylor" (@dontaylor7315) on "Police Pepper Spray Man Who Refused to Accept Ticket" video.

@TheRealScooterGuy Tell that to the motorist who circled all the blocks in the area trying to find a space (and missed something important like a medical appointment or a court date) because of freeloaders hogging the parking. Tickets aren't the issue, police brutality is the topic here.
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 @Vagabond_Etranger I don't see why they're allowed body cameras they even CAN turn off or mute.
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 @veramae4098 They're careful about not antagonizing people in the privileged classes and they're schooled in skills learned through generations of practice avoiding it. Exceptions are rare.
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 @Iansco1 So, no brutality issue or wrongful death? Just living outside the department's jurisdiction? Did abuse-of-power cases even get sent to him?
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@mattmatt6572 True because that's how the deck is stacked, but it has nothing to do with the truth of the situation: It wasn't a violent act but a defensive one. The first violent move was by the police, and the use of pepper spray was an assault not a defense.
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 @jonimaricruz1692 Knocking a guy to the ground and damaging his eyes with pepper spray while he's being held down is OBVIOUSLY "assault pure and simple." Wtf are you ranting about?
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@100perdido Check the OP again, it's about meter patrols. I don't think they even carry guns/batons/pepperspray etc, just a ticket book and ballpoint.
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