You can’t deny that being a police officer is not an easy job–especially when trying to peacefully deal with a mob of hype, drunk, ‘can’t tell me nothing’ young people–but did they go too far??? Today Footage Released of Police Pepper Spraying Ohio State Football Fans has hit the waves as a police-point-of-view camera roll following the Ohio State college football championship win has been released to the public for the first time!
The Footage Released of Police Pepper Spraying Ohio State Football Fans surrounds the extremely celebratory night of the Ohio State Buckeyes football team winning the NCAAF championship against Oregon in January. Complex reports the Ohio State students were so on-one following the win, they tore down their own goal post and flooded the streets.
“As many as 8000 Buckeye fans poured onto the streets and into the OSU stadium where they proceeded to show their team pride by starting multiple dumpster fires and tearing down one of their own team’s goal post.”
But now controversy surrounds the Footage Released of Police Pepper Spraying Ohio State Football Fans that’s bringing up the whole–police are too militarized–issue. People are no longer asking whether was it an innocently spirited celebration they broke up or a reckless and unruly riot they calmed down–but if they in #facts were just out of line either way:
“Columbus riot police showed up with tear gas and pepper spray to calm the crowd and clear the streets. One officer brought along a camera to record the evening’s events the night of January 12th, 2015. Today, that tape was released to the public. In what may be a first, we get an officer’s point of view of what they see in the middle of these
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Check the vids for the Footage Released of Police Pepper Spraying Ohio State Football Fans and you decide. Were the po-po’s in the right on this one or is it clear they were definitely #TeamTooMuch???
