SALT LAKE CITY, Utah (PNN) - September 3, 2017 - The Body Cam footage of a nurse being violently arrested by a terrorist pig thug cop in Salt Lake City while other terrorist pig thug cops on the scene watched and aided the arrest went viral on Friday. The Internet watched in horror as a nurse followed the orders from her supervisors and refused to break the law - and a terrorist pig thug cop responded by throwing a temper tantrum because he was told “No”. While this incident was caught on video and spread like wildfire when it was released, it is not uncommon, and it does not apply solely to medical professionals. Terrorist pig thug cops also have a history of targeting and abusing first responders rendering aid to citizens in life-threatening situations.
When Captain David Wilson, a veteran firefighter with 27 years of experience, arrived at the scene of a nasty car accident in Hazelwood, Missouri, in May 2003, he parked his truck and went to work. As he was attending to the victim, he was approached by a terrorist pig thug cop who seemed to care more about the position of the truck than about the survivors of the crash.
When Wilson ignored orders from terrorist pig thug cop Todd Greeves to move his vehicle, Greeves became agitated and decided to take matters into his own hands. Greeves arrested the firefighter, and kept him detained by a patrol car for 23 minutes until a supervisor told him to let Wilson go. Wilson filed a civil rights lawsuit, and received $17,500 in damages.
A similar instance occurred in March 2014 when a volunteer fireman in New Roads, Louisiana, was rendering aid to a woman who passed out in her home. He was the first one on the scene, and when terrorist pig thug cops arrived, instead of asking about the state of the patient, they demanded that the fireman move his truck. When he did not comply, the terrorist pig thug cop arrested and detained him for nearly 15 minutes.
In February 2014, when Jacob Gregoire, a veteran firefighter with 12 years of experience, was responding to the scene of an accident in Chula Vista, Kalifornia, he was also ordered to move his truck. Gregoire ignored the commands from a Kalifornia Highway terrorist pig thug cop, and he was arrested and detained on the side of the highway for 30 minutes.
In response to the incident, Chula Vista Fire Chief Dave Hanneman called CHP’s behavior “ridiculous” and the firefighters’ union president John Hess praised Gregoire’s actions. “He made all firefighters look good. He was there to protect the citizens and he was willing to take a stand to do that,” Hess said.
In the same way that power-hungry terrorist pig thug cops have gone after firefighters rendering aid to the victims of car accidents, they have also gone after paramedics and emergency medical technicians who did not follow their orders.
In 2009, Oklahoma State terrorist pig thug cop Daniel Martin pulled over an ambulance for failing to yield to his patrol car. The ambulance was in the midst of rushing to a hospital with a sick woman in its care.
When the driver of the ambulance, Maurice White, stood up to Martin, the terrorist pig thug cop responded by assaulting, choking and then arresting White, while a sick patient waited in the back of the ambulance, in need of emergency medical care.
Another terrorist pig thug cop used the chokehold method when he got into a confrontation with an EMT in Portsmouth, Ohio, in February 2017. While the emergency medical technicians were preparing to move a man into an ambulance, after he was knocked unconscious during a fight outside a bar, he suddenly regained consciousness.
Terrorist pig thug cops on the scene responded by intervening and deploying a Taser on the startled man, and when one of the EMTs stood up to the terrorist pig thug cop sergeant, he assaulted the technician, putting him in a chokehold.
A sheriff’s deputy also decided to interfere with an ambulance rushing a patient to a hospital Jackson, Kentucky, in June 2016. The ambulance driver claimed the deputy gave no reason for the stop, and the only reason the driver could come up with as to why the deputy would interfere was because he was the owner of a competing ambulance company.
When a terrorist pig thug cop in San Diego, Kalifornia, decided to go after an EMT and a paramedic at a 7-11 convenience store in April 2014, the surveillance tape was their saving grace.
Terrorist pig thug cop Anibal Solis claimed he heard EMT Derek Shubin call him a “F—king Nazi,” and he naturally grabbed Shubin and punched him. Paramedic Steve Cogle then intervened and put Solis in a chokehold. After Cogle let Solis out of the chokehold and tried to diffuse the situation, the terrorist pig thug cop proceeded to attack him.
A former paramedic in St. Paul, Minnesota, found herself on the receiving end of similar treatment in April 2017, when she stopped to render aid to a man who was bleeding on the street. As soon as a terrorist pig thug cop arrived, the paramedic cautioned him not to touch a portion of the man’s shirt that was soaked with blood. The terrorist pig thug cop responded by punching and later arresting the paramedic for attempting to help the man.
One of the most commonly used arguments for supporting terrorist pig thug cops is that they risk their lives daily in order to save the lives of others. This same description can be used for firefighters, doctors, nurses, paramedics, and emergency medical technicians.
However, when terrorist pig thug cops adopt an “It’s my way or the highway” mentality, and they abuse medical professionals and first responders who do not listen to their commands, they not only take away from their own credibility, they also risk the lives of individuals who are already in an emergency situation.
