Policeman Kicks Head of Man in Diabetic Shock

[kidglov3s]

We're learning about diabetes right now in nursing school, but this isn't one of the interventions they covered.

"HENDERSON, Nev. (CNN) — A Nevada lawman is reportedly the focus of a grand jury investigation because of this controversial 2010 dashcam video.

The camera was rolling as Henderson police Sergeant Brett Seekatz repeatedly kicked a driver in the head.

Officers later realized Adam Greene was experiencing diabetic shock.

Greene settled with the city for 300-thousand -dollars.

Seekatz was disciplined but still works for the department.

Because grand jury investigations are secret it’s not clear what, if any, federal charges the officer will face.


Read more at ktla.com/2013/01/16/officers-beat-man-in-diabetic-shock/#QWCM0F4qxIFZkP8P.99 "

[xCompackx]

Yep, cuz whenever I come across a problem in life I always resort to kicking in the head to solve it.

[Deleted]

This is not the time to bequeath a boot to the head

[tigermaskxxxvii]

Jan 16, 2013 14:57:22 GMT -5 kidglov3s said:

We're learning about diabetes right now in nursing school, but this isn't one of the interventions they covered.

"HENDERSON, Nev. (CNN) — A Nevada lawman is reportedly the focus of a grand jury investigation because of this controversial 2010 dashcam video.

The camera was rolling as Henderson police Sergeant Brett Seekatz repeatedly kicked a driver in the head.

Officers later realized Adam Greene was experiencing diabetic shock.

Greene settled with the city for 300-thousand -dollars.

Seekatz was disciplined but still works for the department.

Because grand jury investigations are secret it’s not clear what, if any, federal charges the officer will face.


Read more at ktla.com/2013/01/16/officers-beat-man-in-diabetic-shock/#QWCM0F4qxIFZkP8P.99 "

I thought Seekatz kicked Greene in the head to write Greene out of Henderson, Nevada's storylines for the next couple of months.

[SsnakeBite, the No1 Frenchman]

Jan 16, 2013 14:57:22 GMT -5 kidglov3s said:

Greene settled with the city for 300-thousand -dollars.

Seekatz was disciplined but still works for the department.

Yeah, it's cool. He's only kicking innocent people in the head when they get sick, while three of his colleagues are already pinning him down. No biggie. Really doesn't require more than a minor fine and a talking to.

[The Ichi]

I've tried saying that Randy Orton is a bad influence but nobody believed me.