Ark. officer forced to use stun gun on brother

and all is forgiven...was Jermey back to work the next day or what?

Now that's a " Good Old Boy "

Forced?

heh, i don't think so, i'm guessing that tazergun was packed with family love!

Flying Donkey wrote:

Forced?
heh, i don't think so, i'm guessing that tazergun was packed with family love!

If you don't know them, then you just need to keep quite. The one who had to do his job should never been put in that position in the first place. Had his brother been doing what he was supposed to be doing and that does not include fighting at a bar with a lot of people. Where does it say you only do your job if it's not your family. He did what he had to do. At least it wasn't a gun.

mad wrote:

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If you don't know them, then you just need to keep quite. The one who had to do his job should never been put in that position in the first place. Had his brother been doing what he was supposed to be doing and that does not include fighting at a bar with a lot of people. Where does it say you only do your job if it's not your family. He did what he had to do. At least it wasn't a gun.

how come you didn't see the joke in post? have you never heard about family love? i got three brothers and we fight with eachother all the time! not in a hateful kind of way but in a loving kind of way, it's called family love!

and it's spelled quiet.

people have become so polarized that they overlook good judgement. you either think this officer was doing his job and "protecting citizens" or he was being overzealous and unfair. while both parties overlook the simple truth. when the cop to citizen ratio in conway being higher than just about any other city in arkansas, why was the one cop who was breaking up a fight the brother of one of the guys and the officer who tazed him. was there not another officer there who could have said, no let me take this and did the tazing. its such a major conflict of interest. if the brother that was tazed is smart and there is bad blood between him and his brother, he will sue and say the only reason he got tazed is because it was his brother arresting him. as a tax paying citizen in conway it troubles me that the officer make such poor judgements. from blowing up gps games in parks to tazing folks for carrying mace in their car. i dont care if you know the guy "doing his job" or not, in my opinion, their job is to make judgements that dont create law suits.

It's Arkansas for goodness sake, I'm positive he should have unloaded a gun on him instead!

Well if you are going to get drunk and act stupid best do it in a town you don't police, and his brother should've stayed the hell out of it he had family involved and should've let the two officers on scene handle the situation. I know I would be wanting to kick his asz for doing that, after it cools down maybe they can just go to the woods and have good ole brotherly knock down drag out fist fight.

Cool, now in Arkansas, you can marry your sister and tazer your brother.

Bruce wrote:

Cool, now in Arkansas, you can marry your sister and tazer your brother.

Hey all the good democrats come Arkansas you should be proud.

RXRFL63 wrote:

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Hey all the good democrats come Arkansas you should be proud.

You got that all wrong Fool .

That's West Virgina ! Good People come from Arkansas .

Get your sh-t straight .

concerned citizen wrote:

people have become so polarized that they overlook good judgement. you either think this officer was doing his job and "protecting citizens" or he was being overzealous and unfair. while both parties overlook the simple truth. when the cop to citizen ratio in conway being higher than just about any other city in arkansas, why was the one cop who was breaking up a fight the brother of one of the guys and the officer who tazed him. was there not another officer there who could have said, no let me take this and did the tazing. its such a major conflict of interest. if the brother that was tazed is smart and there is bad blood between him and his brother, he will sue and say the only reason he got tazed is because it was his brother arresting him. as a tax paying citizen in conway it troubles me that the officer make such poor judgements. from blowing up gps games in parks to tazing folks for carrying mace in their car. i dont care if you know the guy "doing his job" or not, in my opinion, their job is to make judgements that dont create law suits.

First of all I would not be rolling around in the dirt . BUT if I would be I would rather have my brother taze me then some other officer . The other officer may keep his finger on the trigger longer besides I won't be pissted off as long at my brother then the other officer.

I know the guy that got tased and he deserved it. He is a regular at the VFW and is an alcholic. He deserved what he got and then some. Not to mention what kind of example he is setting for his children.

But now for the important question; did he say "Don't taze me bro!"?