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RE: Canadian Police Take Down Woman in Cosplay - Jiggly - 05-12-2020
(05-12-2020, 06:32 AM)fsociety Wrote:(05-11-2020, 07:54 PM)Jiggly Wrote:(05-11-2020, 09:33 AM)mothered Wrote: Given her appearance, It's very clear that she had no malicious Intention.
Police action was very harsh, and certainly Inappropriate.
It will be interesting to see what happens once they complete their investigation.
by the way video is removed....
So it has! Thank you!
I've updated the video with a full length version. Shows the person holding the camera going and talking to the guy outside the restaurant.
RE: Canadian Police Take Down Woman in Cosplay - Oni - 05-13-2020
Shame. Looked like they were trying to do something awesome for their restaurant. Unsure of laws in Canada, but an obviously plastic gun is allowed here.
RE: Canadian Police Take Down Woman in Cosplay - Hoshs - 05-13-2020
Bro, what the hell is a girl in a Storm Trooper outfit gonna do.
RE: Canadian Police Take Down Woman in Cosplay - Parliament - 05-14-2020
This type of shit is mad. She dropped the gun but they didn't stop the hostility even though it was pretty clear it was a toy gun and she worked for the store. You hate to see it.
RE: Canadian Police Take Down Woman in Cosplay - mothered - 05-14-2020
(05-13-2020, 11:49 PM)Hoshs Wrote: Bro, what the hell is a girl in a Storm Trooper outfit gonna do.This ^
Enough said.
RE: Canadian Police Take Down Woman in Cosplay - miso - 05-14-2020
the only actual thing that i can come up would i guess make sence is if she had like a lazer at then end, but still, most countries have strict laws/regulations about lazers in objects, if the toy had a lazer, it woudnt do anything to anyone
anyway, that kind of behaviour from the police is unacceptable and they should atleast have gotten a warning for how they poorly treated that women
RE: Canadian Police Take Down Woman in Cosplay - mothered - 05-14-2020
(05-14-2020, 06:48 AM)miso Wrote: the only actual thing that i can come up would i guess make sence is if she had like a lazer at then end, but still, most countries have strict laws/regulations about lazers in objectsI can certainly see your point here and from a law enforcement standpoint, the police do have a duty to protect citizens.
I just think the situation could've been evaluated and handled a lot better.
RE: Canadian Police Take Down Woman in Cosplay - miso - 05-14-2020
(05-14-2020, 06:57 AM)mothered Wrote:they could've just asked her if that can be a danger to people around her or just ask her to put it away(05-14-2020, 06:48 AM)miso Wrote: the only actual thing that i can come up would i guess make sence is if she had like a lazer at then end, but still, most countries have strict laws/regulations about lazers in objectsI can certainly see your point here and from a law enforcement standpoint, the police do have a duty to protect citizens.
I just think the situation could've been evaluated and handled a lot better.
RE: Canadian Police Take Down Woman in Cosplay - mothered - 05-14-2020
(05-14-2020, 07:08 AM)miso Wrote: they could've just asked her if that can be a danger to people around her or just ask her to put it awayAbsolutely.
Police action was extreme and under the circumstances, unnecessary In the manner of which they'd applied themselves.
RE: Canadian Police Take Down Woman in Cosplay - Jiggly - 05-14-2020
(05-14-2020, 07:17 AM)mothered Wrote:(05-14-2020, 07:08 AM)miso Wrote: they could've just asked her if that can be a danger to people around her or just ask her to put it awayAbsolutely.
Police action was extreme and under the circumstances, unnecessary In the manner of which they'd applied themselves.
I wholeheartedly agree. Of course they have to respond to the two 911 calls with caution. But once you've established the weapon is a toy, is it really necessary to force somebody in full costume to the ground? There's protocol, then there's use of actual brain cells.