Ryan Moats Robert Powell VIDEO!
VIDEO! Watch the Ryan Moats, Tamishia Moats Robert Powell Police video. The Ryan and Tamishia Moats Police video shows Dallas Police Officer Robert Powell pulling over NFL player Ryan Moats and wife Tamishia as they try to visit a loved one critically ill in the hospital.
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Transcript reportedly includes:
POWELL: “Get in there!. Let me see your hands!”
MOATS: “My mom is dying.”
MOATS: “I waited until no traffic was coming. I got seconds before she’s gone, man.
MOATS: “Just give me a ticket or whatever.”
POWELL: “Shut your mouth. You can cooperate and settle down, or I can just take you to jail for running a red light.”
MOATS:“If you’re going to give me a ticket, give me a ticket”
POWELL: “Your attitude says that you need one,”
MOATS: “All I’m asking you is just to hurry up”
POWELL: “If you want to keep this going, I’ll just put you in handcuffs and I’ll take you to jail for running a red light. Understand what I can do. I can tow your truck. I can charge you with fleeing. I can make your night very difficult.”
Powell has been with the force since 2006. Dallas Assistant Chief Floyd Simpson said Powell told police officials he was doing his job correctly.
Reports local press, Powell also claims he was in a chase of Moats.
Under a strict pursuit policy, Dallas officers may only chase those suspected of a violent felony. Often in a post-chase report, it is an officer’s own perception of being assaulted in some way that provides justification.
Chief David Kunkle issued the following statement today:
“It appears, what he said, to have been contrary to our pursuit policy, to where he may have lied about the circumstances under which the pursuit began. So that is something else we are going to investigate.”
Erin Andrews
Crystal Harris
Shannon Twins
Ikki Twins
on March 30th, 2009 at 2:25 am
My sister emailed this to me, she is a doctoral student studying psychology, and this incident was raised in her class which focuses on: ?The psychology of racism; signs and symptoms.? I think this pretty much fits the description head on - the power trip, the lack of sympathy, inability to exercise common sense and especially Powell’s current inability to accept responsibility or to remotely learn from his mistakes from this incident.
AS A WHITE American, such displays of rampant and racist behavior is a shear embarrassment. What’s more, as a 3rd GENERATION POLICE OFFICER, it is incumbent upon us to reflect the best of what being a policeman has to offer. Admittedly there have been and continues to be many injustices wielded at blacks, just because of the color of their skin. It is up to us as GOOD COPS to stand in the gap and shed the light. We are not alone; we must weed the bad cops out. We simply cannot afford to have these types of incidents of blatant unchecked racism. PERIOD.
DOES POWELL?S BEHAVIOR DICTATE THAT HE SHOULD NO LONGER BE AN OFFICER? I say, DEFFINITELY, especially since he shows no remorse after the fact. His cold and obstinate position makes him ineligible and incorrigible, two factors which should exclude him from ever being allowed to possess a badge. I think the JURY is out and it is pretty clear. It doesn’t take rocket science or a p.H.D. in psychology to figure it out. And POWELL certainly SHOULD NOT, by any means, still BE ON PAID leave! That only adds insult to injury. Kunkle already acknowledged his blatant disrespect for the position of the law and the reaction of his superiors…
CALL IT A DAY AND FIRE POWELL! ACION SPEAKS LOUDER THAN WORDS, and this is the clearer sign from the Texas Police Dept of their disapproval of how Powell handled himself than any speech or words of apology. It’s that simple. All who agree say ?Aye??