See no evil, speak no evil, hear no evil, pepper spray no evil
Pepper spray made inmate more agitated says witness
A constable has told a court how he was ordered to get a baton and pepper spray to help "contain" a prisoner being held in a Whakatane police station cell. Constable Dean Oswald received the order from Sergeant Erle Busby, one of four officers on trial for assaulting the prisoner, Rawiri Falwasser. Mr Oswald pepper-sprayed Mr Falwasser twice, one jet hitting his face and the other landing on his body. "It didn't appear to work. Probably if anything, it made him more agitated."
It didn’t work and it made him more agitated, and yet fascinatingly the Police are on tape for another 10minutes spraying this shit on Mr Falwasser. I am yet to hear anything that defends this working over in a police cell, the case continues today.
posted by Bomber @ 7:19 am
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That's got to be a Tui ad... "It didn't appear to work. Probably if anything, it made him more agitated." YEAH RIGHT
Im appalled at this juries verdict.
4 men against one man in a cell!!
Why didnt they just shut the bloody door and forget about him for a few hours?
At no stage in the media reports does it say the cops KNEW anything in regard to his state of mind, saying he MAY have been psychotic.
BLAHHHHHHHH :P
However, why am I not surprised?
Yeah sure! If I was continually pepper sprayed and beaten to a pulp I'd turn violent and psychotic too!!
What the hell were the jurors thinking?
Rawiri gotta raw deal and the 4 cops got to eat their cake.
WHAT A LOAD OF CRAP!!!!!!!!!
From all accounts he wasnt violent, the only time he showed annoyance was once when he rushed at the locked cell door.
Release the CCTV footage, all 3 hours of it!!
Thats what I say!
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