Tags: Constitution | our rights | Police Brutality | Police State

Eleanor Chute
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Friday, June 5, 2009

At Penn Hills High School this morning, Chief Burton said, a student was walking up and down a hallway, using a cell phone. School policy permits students to have cell phones but not to use them during school except in emergencies, Chief Burton said.

A Penn Hills police officer told him to put the phone away and go to class.

“The kid refused to listen,” Chief Burton said. “The officer took him by the arm and said, ‘You have to go to the office.’ The student resisted, pushed the officer. The officer, defending himself, took out his stun gun and did a drive stun.”

Chief Burton said a drive stun involves pushing the Taser against a portion of the body and squeezing the trigger, thus immobilizing a portion of the body, such as the leg. He said this affects about a 2- or 3-inch area.

While on the floor, the student was still resisting and was placed in handcuffs, Chief Burton said. The student complained of a headache and dizziness and was taken to Forbes Regional Hospital.

Cops (and rent-a-cops) are on such a God like power trip that not bowing down to their perceived Godliness is a capital offense. In some cases they just skip the taser and shoot you with a real gun, though the taser gives them and even higher rush due to being able to watch you flail around and cry for mercy.

It’s not okay for us to spank our kids anymore to give them respect for authority, but I guess it’s okay to taser them!!! Oh, yeah, I forgot, only the State can do that. It’s too bad we aren’t “allowed” to discipline our children and then have to end up worrying that they will end up getting tasered while at school by some cowardly ineffective donut with a God complex.

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