Commerce City, Colorado Viral Video Shows Joshua Condiotti-Wade Tased For A 'Fuck Bad Cops' Sign by Cop Christopher Dickey

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Viral Video Shows Protester Tased For A 'Fuck Bad Cops' Sign
For the officer's excessive force, the protester was later awarded a $175,000 settlement over the 2016 incident.

21 July 2022

A TikTok video that recently went viral shows a police officer chasing and attempting to tase a protester, before being dressed down by a superior. The incident took place in 2016, and Reason documented the ensuing lawsuit, which led to the protester receiving a $175,000 settlement from the city. In July 2016, Chris Dickey, a police officer in Commerce City, Colorado, approached two men who were protesting outside the Adams County Human Services building. They wore neon yellow shirts and held placards, bearing the phrases Blues Live Murder and Fuck Bad Cops. Dickey told the men they were on private ...

Viral Video Shows Protester Tased For A 'Fuck Bad Cops' Sign

The incident took place in 2016, and Reason documented the ensuing lawsuit, which led to the protester receiving a $175,000 settlement from the city.

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Officer Christopher Dickey-boy is bad, bad news.

Prior to the 2016 tasing and abuse of a protestor, which resulted in a $175,000 settlement, Dickey-boy participated in the 2014 beatdown and tasing of a motorist during a 2014 traffic stop . The 2014 beatdown eventually resulted in a $775,000 settlement. Do the math: Another $50K and Dickey-boy will be a million-dollar man.

And that was only in Commerce City. In 2017 the trash was passed to Elbert County, where Dickey-boy was involved in the 2018 tasing & homicide of disabled bronze-star veteran Christopher Matthew Poer, who had called police for help and ended up being helped to death. What a wonderful way to thank a disabled vet for his service to our country!

The Shocking Story of Vet Matt Poer's Taser Death in Elbert County

11 December 2022

Elaine Holt knows that the story sounds strange. It was stranger still, she says, to watch the whole sorry business unfold outside her home: The man in her yard, looking for people who didn’t exist, then wandering off and shouting. The distant gunshots. The sheriff’s deputies carrying the man away, the life ebbing out of him. You can talk all you want about proper police procedure, reasonable use of force, de-escalation training, and so on. But it comes down to this: The man, a combat veteran and certified war hero, needed help. Holt knew it. The man knew it. A ...

https://www.westword.com/news/taser...t-a-deputys-killed-veteran-matt-poer-11052475