Probably pretty dumb on his part, but I'm glad to see it wasn't like an actual crime.
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briguy wrote:
Police officers that are distance runners. Lol.
They do the daily Dunkin' run.
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The only footage I've seen is Kerley standing up off the sidewalk with several officers surrounding him as they pull him up. It was more a case of he stood up while they were holding him, than forcibly being yanked to his feet. Then after a few steps Kerley stops and seems to say something to them. Everyone stops. The clip ends. Very brief, maybe 10 seconds. Looked like wee hours. Many other cars and people nearby.
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LetsRun.com wrote:
According to 7News Miami, Kerley was concerned about his car, which was parked near the scene of a police investigation, and refused to leave when asked by officers.
Police said he became increasingly aggressive and refused to leave when asked by officers.
Despite attempts to de-escalate the situation, Kerley assumed a fighting stance and ignored lawful commands, leading to his resistance during the arrest, according to police.
Emergency backup was called, and a dart-firing stun gun was deployed to subdue Kerley, who was subsequently taken into custody without further incident.
Kerley faces charges of battery on a police officer, corrections officer, or firefighter, resisting an officer without violence and disorderly conduct.So we are supposed to accept the police version?
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Fred Kerley: "Excuse me kind sir, can I please get to my car?"
Officer: "Stop him! He's resisting arrest!!"
Fred Kerley: "What?"
Officer: *teleports behind him* "Heh, nothing personnel, kid." *tases*
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Salvitore Stitchmo wrote:
papajs wrote:
Hate to see it, makes no damn sense Fred
It doesn't make sense. Yeah newsflash - the majority of police in this country are dickheads and we all know it. They are going to act a certain way and you know it's coming. He was asked to leave an area - just do it. Even if you think you have a right to still be there just go and live to fight another day. You're successful, have money, better stuff in your life going on - and yet we are out here testing the patience of undertrained, underpaid, poor-candidate-as-it-is cops?
I wonder what was in the car.
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Here is disturbing video of him being tasered:Full video now out here:This post was edited by wejo 52 minutes after it was posted.371
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pablo polates wrote:
Fast Sprinter wrote:
He should have run away. They wouldn’t have been able to catch him!
He maybe could have outrun them for 200 or 400 meters but the police officers who are distance runners would have caught him eventually.
letsrun thread: "Who would win in a 1200m race, Fred Kerley or Miami cops?"
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Newname wrote:
LetsRun.com wrote:
According to 7News Miami, Kerley was concerned about his car, which was parked near the scene of a police investigation, and refused to leave when asked by officers.
Police said he became increasingly aggressive and refused to leave when asked by officers.
Despite attempts to de-escalate the situation, Kerley assumed a fighting stance and ignored lawful commands, leading to his resistance during the arrest, according to police.
Emergency backup was called, and a dart-firing stun gun was deployed to subdue Kerley, who was subsequently taken into custody without further incident.
Kerley faces charges of battery on a police officer, corrections officer, or firefighter, resisting an officer without violence and disorderly conduct.So we are supposed to accept the police version?
Nobody said to do that. We just reported what 7News Miami said was the police version of the arrest.
Video will come out and everyone will look at this from all angles. Like Tyreek Hill and Scottie Scheffler incidents.
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LetsRun.com wrote:
Here is disturbing video of him being tasered:A fuller video is described - but not shown - in this article:
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Ooofff..that is disturbing
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Fred is about to get PAID a hefty settlement!
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JackmanJones wrote:
LetsRun.com wrote:
Here is disturbing video of him being tasered:A fuller video is described - but not shown - in this article:
Nothing in the piece of video we’ve seen or the description in the article shows Kerley doing anything wrong. At this point the violent conduct of the police officers seems completely unjustified.
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wejo wrote:
Nobody said to do that. We just reported what 7News Miami said was the police version of the arrest.
Video will come out and everyone will look at this from all angles. Like Tyreek Hill and Scottie Scheffler incidents.
yo wejo- any plans to return to the 2025 thread you started the other day? Lots of good feedback that you've ignored so far
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The fact they didn’t release them taking down Kerley makes me side with Fred
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I am not a cop but I do understand that if you are in a stressful situation (the other arrest/crime that was happening) and someone is trying to get to their car (which is in the crime-scene area) and you tell them, "sir, you can't go over there right now," the only acceptable option is to say "okay, when can I come back and pick up my car?"
Getting in people's faces (cops or otherwise) is the problem. People are trying to do their jobs and don't need you to be demanding something of them when they are already doing something else that is more important.
You see this all the time at the airport or any place where what you want is not as important as what is going on around you. Americans are really bad at understanding that "their thing" might not be everyone else's priority.
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LetsRun.com wrote:
According to 7News Miami, Kerley was concerned about his car, which was parked near the scene of a police investigation, and refused to leave when asked by officers.
Police said he became increasingly aggressive and refused to leave when asked by officers.
Despite attempts to de-escalate the situation, Kerley assumed a fighting stance and ignored lawful commands, leading to his resistance during the arrest, according to police.
Emergency backup was called, and a dart-firing stun gun was deployed to subdue Kerley, who was subsequently taken into custody without further incident.
Kerley faces charges of battery on a police officer, corrections officer, or firefighter, resisting an officer without violence and disorderly conduct.Updated: Here is disturbing video showing him being tasered:
So he disobeys the direction of law enforcement and he is the victim? My thoughts if a police officer tells you too move shut up and move there is probably a reason. This is not because of race or anything it is because Kerley is a punk who needs to learn to follow direction and not create problems. I will bet everyone on this site including Wejo will try and portray Kerley as a victim which he is not!
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TMZ has an extended video of the confrontation here:
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Car was just an excuse, the cops were mad about Kerley always prancing around in quarter-length spandex at track meets.
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LetsRun.com wrote:
Here is disturbing video of him being tasered:Resisting arrest he has no law suit. I got clubbed in the head by a nite stick years ago and because I resisted I had zero law suit.
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