No dude, you're not a bigot. Women have ZERO business in roles like police and military. They are literally just in the fucking way. If this was a male officer, the guy in the chair likely wouldve been pulled away without injury.
I have seen COUNTLESS videos of women officers getting their ass kicked by men they are arresting OR worse, engaging in an unjustified shooting bc they don't have the physical strength to respond to an aggressive male
Lodi, California — Lodi Police released body camera video footage of an officer pulling a man in a wheelchair from train tracks seconds before an oncoming Train passes. On 08/12/2020 at around 844 AM, Officer Urrea was in the area of Lodi Ave and the railroad tracks when she saw a male in a wheelchair who appeared to be stuck on the tracks. She noticed that the railroad crossing arms started to come down and saw that a train was approaching. She immediately exited her patrol vehicle and began running towards the male. As the train was reaching them, she was able to pull the male out of the wheelchair and they both fell back onto the ground. The male suffered a leg injury that was tended to immediately by Officer Delgado (who had arrived to assist) and Officer Urrea. The 66-year-old male was ultimately transported to a local hospital for medical treatment. He is expected to survive, police said.
Jesus I get annoyed with female police. I know I know I'm a bigot but fuck me.
No dude, you're not a bigot. Women have ZERO business in roles like police and military. They are literally just in the fucking way. If this was a male officer, the guy in the chair likely wouldve been pulled away without injury.
I have seen COUNTLESS videos of women officers getting their ass kicked by men they are arresting OR worse, engaging in an unjustified shooting bc they don't have the physical strength to respond to an aggressive male
YOU BIGOT REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE! LOL
Lodi, California — Lodi Police released body camera video footage of an officer pulling a man in a wheelchair from train tracks seconds before an oncoming Train passes. On 08/12/2020 at around 844 AM, Officer Urrea was in the area of Lodi Ave and the railroad tracks when she saw a male in a wheelchair who appeared to be stuck on the tracks. She noticed that the railroad crossing arms started to come down and saw that a train was approaching. She immediately exited her patrol vehicle and began running towards the male. As the train was reaching them, she was able to pull the male out of the wheelchair and they both fell back onto the ground. The male suffered a leg injury that was tended to immediately by Officer Delgado (who had arrived to assist) and Officer Urrea. The 66-year-old male was ultimately transported to a local hospital for medical treatment. He is expected to survive, police said.