I'm going to take your baby, don't resist.

[clublights]

Hell half the stuff that happens at hospitals doesn't make sense...


I was in the hospital in nov of last year.. after they let me out of ICU I got asked at every shift change if I wanted more morphine.. I said no but can I get an aspirin or Advil.. something to knock the low grade headache I had..... took 2 days for me to get one after I complained to a administrative head nurse that was doing the " how do you like our service so far" check up with me. but every 8 hours till that happened I was offered more morphine...

[Jesus-With-A-.45]

Fortunately for this child, his parents were a little more level-headed. While I understand the sentiment it would've ended far worse than it did for everyone involved.

The police probably had nothing to do with this other than to escort CPS to the home after being told there's a child in danger. You can resist all you want and your "appropriate levels of force" would've been met with even more force over which you wouldn't be able to prevail. And how would that turn out for your child or your wife? Or you?

No, these parents were smarter than that. Yes, it's a severe injustice and it's a disgrace. No question. But in the end, I bet the courts side with the parents and I bet someone will be made to pay big $$.

I always love how easy it is to predict the exact respone that will come from certain members when it comes to stories about cops just "doing there jobs".

[DingleBerns]

yeah.... would probably go down swinging if somebody came to get my son....

I've had to do this and it is not fun. (mine wasn't CPS but there was a court order prohibiting dad from being around his daughter.) Had to take child from dad and give daughter to his ex-wife. At this point he is already committing a crime and if he "wants to go down swinging" that is fine too (I don't fight fair). Plus I'll just add assault on a peace officer and he can think about that in jail while he wears other people's underware and eats rubber food made by people like him.

[blacklabel]

what if the courts dont?

this is scary stuff.... you have to pick your battles obviously, but damn....

That was my exact thought. It would be hard to keep my natural tendency to protect my child from putting me in a bad spot.

[Hound]

WTF!! That can not be real?

[Chad4000]

I've had to do this and it is not fun. (mine wasn't CPS but there was a court order prohibiting dad from being around his daughter.) Had to take child from dad and give daughter to his ex-wife. At this point he is already committing a crime and if he "wants to go down swinging" that is fine too (I don't fight fair). Plus I'll just add assault on a peace officer and he can think about that in jail while he wears other people's underware and eats rubber food made by people like him.

Ill refrain from letting on exactly how crazy I would get to protect my son..... lol....

[Rooskibar03]

Fortunately for this child, his parents were a little more level-headed. While I understand the sentiment it would've ended far worse than it did for everyone involved.

The police probably had nothing to do with this other than to escort CPS to the home after being told there's a child in danger. You can resist all you want and your "appropriate levels of force" would've been met with even more force over which you wouldn't be able to prevail. And how would that turn out for your child or your wife? Or you?

No, these parents were smarter than that. Yes, it's a severe injustice and it's a disgrace. No question. But in the end, I bet the courts side with the parents and I bet someone will be made to pay big $$.

So where do we draw the line before we come Nazi Germany? First its let me in because I'm looking for a terrorist. Next it's let me in because someone thinks you're a danger to your child.

Whats next, we need to come in and look at your guns, we understand you're a member of an online community of gun owners.

I don't care if you're wearing a badge or not, if you step through my door univited and take something, especially my child, I may go down but not without a fight.

Where is the point when we finally say enough is enough?

[Chad4000]

That was my exact thought. It would be hard to keep my natural tendency to protect my child from putting me in a bad spot.

yeah Im with you.... if i was a little younger, Im putting myself in a bad spot for sure lol..... hopefully a little wiser now, but it cant be guaranteed lol

[Chad4000]

So where do we draw the line before we come Nazi Germany? First its let me in because I'm looking for a terrorist. Next it's let me in because someone thinks your a danger to your child.

Whats next, we need to come in and look at your guns, we understand you're a member of an online community of gun owners.

Where is the point when we finally say enough is enough?

+1

[Bailey Guns]

I always love how easy it is to predict the exact respone that will come from certain members when it comes to stories about cops just "doing there jobs".

Yeah...almost as predictable as how badass the internet commandos are gonna be "if the cops did that to me/my kid/my family."