Publix officer needs to be fired!

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Watching this video, at least where it started. We don't know what took place prior to the recording. The officer went overboard. Punching someone in the back of the head several times, is a no-no here. If the Chief was made aware of it, he'll let I.A. step all over themselves, to give the Chief what they thinks he want. Those that said, I would of paid for the chicken, that's really a nice thing to say or do. If you would of really. Arrest's, of pretty crimes are a learning lesson for those doing it. Kicking someone's azz, for food???? I have a hard time with that. Yes, it's no excuse to steal food, cause your hungry. Command sense, should have came into play. Now, did the store manage want to press charges and have him arrested or just thrown out of the store and not to come back? This new chief is all about image but if the Papier's can get a free pass, we all should have at least one too, to fall back on...

An additional question here is why did the officer have to continually deal with this repeat offender day in and day out? If you lived in the neighborhood, this officer is dealing with this with this guy, and Willie, and all the others they tell their buddies. It was a problem there with the homeless at that Publix. #1
#2 - Ben Carson came into town during Trump term and wrote a big check to the Chapman to deal with this
#3 Jan 2021 fl Gov dumps money below

Why aren't we solving this problem? Why are we pushing it on police? Answers needed.
Black officer on black crime saved only one argument, we are still left with a foundational issue. Who,s job is this in the county/city/community? Failures thru the cracks while still pointing fingers....need answers on homelessness in Florida

https://www.myflfamilies.com/newsroom/pressreleases/2021/20210114-Governor%20Ron%20DeSantis%20Announces%20$85.8%20Mi llion%20in%20CARES%20Act%20Funding.shtml

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An additional question here is why did the officer have to continually deal with this repeat offender day in and day out? If you lived in the neighborhood, this officer is dealing with this with this guy, and Willie, and all the others they tell their buddies. It was a problem there with the homeless at that Publix. #1
#2 - Ben Carson came into town during Trump term and wrote a big check to the Chapman to deal with this
#3 Jan 2021 fl Gov dumps money below

Why aren't we solving this problem? Why are we pushing it on police? Answers needed.
Black officer on black crime saved only one argument, we are still left with a foundational issue. Who,s job is this in the county/city/community? Failures thru the cracks while still pointing fingers....need answers on homelessness in Florida

https://www.myflfamilies.com/newsroom/pressreleases/2021/20210114-Governor%20Ron%20DeSantis%20Announces%20$85.8%20Mi llion%20in%20CARES%20Act%20Funding.shtml

Bla Bla Bla Bottom line excessive force was used.

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Bla Bla Bla Bottom line excessive force was used.

Not condoning his re-active actions here

But should police pressures be constant?
Meaning, Levels of crime occur, incidents occur, but a daily grind with same folks doing the same crime daily has a point, no?
Bless the prison guards health as well.

Shamed, tested, and pushed to the edge on a daily basis from the same people has to have a keen supervisor eye on the ball and pulse for these environments in care of officer.

Crime is not easy to fight, but when it's homeless related there has to be a relief effort on this for specialty officers to call on.
An officer called to act must know his resources at hand before they engage.

Crimes by the Homeless are a subset for specialty detail. Police Training isn't enough, character demeanor, relief and rotation , and mental health social workers on demand should be on site.

Fed agencies hire specifically for these needs and so should a world class city like Miami going forward.

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No idiot just do report and leave don't make any arrest hand complainant a yellow case card

They will sense fear from you and make you react. I don't feel sorry for you though. You choose to submit to the thugs more power to you. Just hope they don't put you in the hopsital because of your reluctance to act and defend yourself.

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Reading a majority of these comments it seems like it's either the new and upcoming generation of cops that have already given up and submitted to the scary black delinquents who know they can have their way without consequences.

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An additional question here is why did the officer have to continually deal with this repeat offender day in and day out? If you lived in the neighborhood, this officer is dealing with this with this guy, and Willie, and all the others they tell their buddies. It was a problem there with the homeless at that Publix. #1
#2 - Ben Carson came into town during Trump term and wrote a big check to the Chapman to deal with this
#3 Jan 2021 fl Gov dumps money below

Why aren't we solving this problem? Why are we pushing it on police? Answers needed.
Black officer on black crime saved only one argument, we are still left with a foundational issue. Who,s job is this in the county/city/community? Failures thru the cracks while still pointing fingers....need answers on homelessness in Florida

https://www.myflfamilies.com/newsroom/pressreleases/2021/20210114-Governor%20Ron%20DeSantis%20Announces%20$85.8%20Mi llion%20in%20CARES%20Act%20Funding.shtml

Homelessness, has always been pushed off onto the police. The elected officers, are all concerned when something goes sideways. To fix the problem, I have a easy answer. Round up your homeless and drop them near the mayor's home and where all the fat cats live and outside city hall, have them make a tent city. Being homeless isn't a police issue problem, till they do something against the law. Of course some here want to be a team player and round them up, for points with the department. Years ago, their was a 10 sector officer that got a rip and hours, cause he wouldn't arrest people for being homeless, for no reason except to please staff. He would drive them to B.B and 87th St and point North. Soon the Country complained and some of them would drive them to N.E. 2nd and point South. It's not a crime to be poor and have no place to live. Sadly, most of us here are only a paycheck or two from being homeless.

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Homelessness, has always been pushed off onto the police. The elected officers, are all concerned when something goes sideways. To fix the problem, I have a easy answer. Round up your homeless and drop them near the mayor's home and where all the fat cats live and outside city hall, have them make a tent city. Being homeless isn't a police issue problem, till they do something against the law. Of course some here want to be a team player and round them up, for points with the department. Years ago, their was a 10 sector officer that got a rip and hours, cause he wouldn't arrest people for being homeless, for no reason except to please staff. He would drive them to B.B and 87th St and point North. Soon the Country complained and some of them would drive them to N.E. 2nd and point South. It's not a crime to be poor and have no place to live. Sadly, most of us here are only a paycheck or two from being homeless.

Let's say he isn't homeless, bc we have already provided assistance for a roof over his head.
Now we are just left with him knowing right from wrong.
Publix needs their parking lot swept, their garbage hauled out, their sidewalks washed, and the their landscaping prepped. All outside of the store.
Mgr of Publix, Chief of Police, and the Officer offended kindly meets with him and offers him his community service deal in payback.
Who knows, he may decide to stay on part time.....

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Let's say he isn't homeless, bc we have already provided assistance for a roof over his head.
Now we are just left with him knowing right from wrong.
Publix needs their parking lot swept, their garbage hauled out, their sidewalks washed, and the their landscaping prepped. All outside of the store.
Mgr of Publix, Chief of Police, and the Officer offended kindly meets with him and offers him his community service deal in payback.
Who knows, he may decide to stay on part time.....

Not all homeless commit a crime. What you suggest, is a good options, One I'm sure no-one has though of.

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Reading a majority of these comments it seems like it's either the new and upcoming generation of cops that have already given up and submitted to the scary black delinquents who know they can have their way without consequences.

Bye Felicia. Your antiquated stupid crap is over. No need to be abusive.

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Bye Felicia. Your antiquated stupid crap is over. No need to be abusive.

Yes let the animals take over and police themselves, protect yourself and family only