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  Small dick syndrome is synonymous with being a cop syndrome. I read the story as police chief acts like fucking police chief.
context: "Detaining" a guy who wasn't attempting to flee, had committed no crime? >
  
  You don't understand! He insulted my honor! He dare toucheth thy wife's chair! He must pay for his crimes! >
  
  Who wants to bet he ended up leaving New Orleans for Alaska because of shit just like this? >
  
  The weather was not on the list of why he moved.  Sweaty balls one place, frozen balls the other. >
  
  Schweddy Balls! >
  
  
  An hour later, the man stumbled into Sharon Walls’ bar chair. Her husband got up from his seat, ran after the man and pushed him head-first into a stone wall and put him in a chokehold, the indictment said.
  
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  “In fact, he was simply detaining an individual who had committed a crime -- and using reasonable force to do so. The allegation of excessive force in this case is simply false. Chief Walls did absolutely nothing wrong, and I look forward to seeing him vindicated in court.”
  
  Ah yes, the age old crime of stumbling into a chair. >
  
  Wait...they were both drinking at the bar, and the defense is that he was just doing his job? How does that even make sense?!? >
  
  Drinking on the job you say? >
  
  Pushing someone from behind head-first into a stone wall then putting them in a choke hold while off duty is not what I would call reasonable force. Ketchikan police force defending that behavior is also suspicious. >
  
  Suspicious is an odd way to spell protocol. >
  
  As a taxpayer, you would think that the people I pay taxes to support would one day use the old brutal law enforcement on me .... That's the biggest disappointment for taxpayers. >
  
  
  “In fact, he was simply detaining an individual who had committed a crime
  
  What crime?
  
  and using reasonable force to do so
  
  Slamming someone's head into a wall is not reasonable force for any situation that doesn't involve a possible loss of life