man arrested in an assault interrupting the molestation of a child

[Gandrake]

After a man allegedly tried to inappropriately touch a 15-year-old girl on a bus in Queens, New York, Morancy stepped in, pinned the accused creeper against a seat and sent a simple message. He said,

"Don’t ever do that shit again."

Eventually the cops came to the scene to sort the situation out. When they arrived, Morancy told them there was a man touching a little girl. Morancy also told them he was defending her.

The alleged offender told cops Morancy had actually assaulted him and denied touching the girl.
In the video, cops are seen handcuffing Morancy, but later one officer shakes his hand, and AJ Plus reports police told him he was a “hero.”

http://elitedaily.com/social-news/he...video/1675288/

it's sad to see someone do such a good thing, then turn around and try to make cops look bad for just doing their job by trying to make it about him being black. He assaulted someone. He got arrested for it... He was released and wasn't charged... They even told him he was a hero... He wasn't mistreated or shot... He was held just long enough for questioning and to get a statement.

but The Man still has him and all of his bretheren down somehow.

Like... seriously? Do people really think cops don't have an obligation or any responsibility to do their jobs? rofl

you can see the video of this footage here:
https://twitter.com/ajplus/status/791877795290845185

[aeuhe4yxzhds]

How is it a good thing to assault people? That seems like what they do in the middle east.

[Gandrake]

How is it a good thing to assault people?

because rapists deserve worse

[Sinyc]

How is it a good thing to assault people? That seems like what they do in the middle east.

'Murica! We want blood whenever we see an injustice happen. Regardless if we also then break a law. 'Murica!!

[I Push Buttons]

http://elitedaily.com/social-news/he...video/1675288/

it's sad to see someone do such a good thing, then turn around and try to make cops look bad for just doing their job by trying to make it about him being black. He assaulted someone. He got arrested for it... He was released and wasn't charged... They even told him he was a hero... He wasn't mistreated or shot... He was held just long enough for questioning and to get a statement.

but The Man still has him and all of his bretheren down somehow. Then he goes to take a shot at Donald Trump lol.

Like... seriously? Do people really think cops don't have an obligation or any responsibility to do their jobs? rofl

I agree.

The police aren't omniscient. If they show up on the scene and you accuse the guy of one thing and he accuses you of another thing. They don't know who is telling the truth.

To bitch about them putting you in cuffs when someone accused you of a violent crime (even though it was a lie) is stupid. They don't know its a lie until they look into it and they aren't just going to let you stand there accused of a violent crime unrestrained. Even more so since after getting the facts they released him, apologized, and thanked him for intervening on behalf of the girl.

To turn around and then complain about their actions... To go on about how they arrested him because he's black... Fucking dumb.

[JohnBrown1917]

because rapists deserve worse

...This was not rape, we have laws against vigilaltism and it seems this guy was let go after it became obvious he protected her and did not go too far.


What is this thread for?

[tj119]

How is it a good thing to assault people? That seems like what they do in the middle east.

So if you see a man groping a very clearly underage girl you are just going to do.....? What? Watch? Join? Or walk away?

[I Push Buttons]

...This was not rape, we have laws against vigilaltism and it seems this guy was let go after it became obvious he protected her and did not go too far.


What is this thread for?

Because the guy gave an interview about it and halfway through was complaining about "young black men doing right being perceived wrong" because they are black.

His race had nothing to do with it, he was put in cuffs because the cops showed up and the perv was like "this guy is trying to kill me".

[Gandrake]

...This was not rape

If dude is touching underage girls on the tram without their consent, excuse me for thinking he's probably done a lot worse at some point in his life being 36 years of age.

But I dunno, I guess consent is kind of a big thing to me. If you're going to be all touchy feely in a sexual manner on someone who doesn't want you to touch them and they've told you to stop and you don't then you might as well be raping them. Like why not just go ahead and pull your dick out and stick it in them? If you're this guy, you obviously want to. You're not going to pass up the chance if you're in a room alone with them.

[Queen of Hamsters]

Doesn't matter if you've saved a bag of kittens from being drowned by a convicted child rapist and murderer. If you saved said bag of kittens by FORCE, and the other party claims you attacked him, the police have to secure you until they can get the full picture.

My VERY white brother was a WITNESS to a big fight, and some people in one of the groups somehow got the idea that my brother had been part of the fight. The cops cuffed him until they got the story and plenty of other witnesses saying he had just been a bystander.

The fact that the "hero" in this story tries to make it out to be about racism puts a dampener on his deed.

[Berengil]

Because the guy gave an interview about it and halfway through was complaining about "young black men doing right being perceived wrong" because they are black.

His race had nothing to do with it, he was put in cuffs because the cops showed up and the perv was like "this guy is trying to kill me".

And they automatically freaked out and cuffed the dangerous black guy. (emphasis and sarcasm is mine)

Maybe, idk, separate the 2 guys and question the girl?

At least the cops later acknowledged he did the right thing.

Gddmn I fcking hate thickheaded idiot cops.

[hydrium]

'Murica! We want blood whenever we see an injustice happen. Regardless if we also then break a law. 'Murica!!

Fine, when you're being raped in an alley I'll just walk on instead of helping you. Enjoy!

[Templar 331]

"No is no."

Do you really think trash like the white guy on the bus understands this? You can physically beat it into their heads and they'd still do it. Glad the guy stood up for the girl but his message falls on def ears.

And what was a teenager doing on a bus by herself?

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And they automatically freaked out and cuffed the dangerous black guy. (emphasis and sarcasm is mine)

Maybe, idk, separate the 2 guys and question the girl?

That's what they did. They didn't even leave the scene. You can still see the bus to the right of the police car the guy was sitting in in the video at the bottom of the page.

[Celista]

I love that video, look at how scared that creepy child molester looks.

[hydrium]

...This was not rape, we have laws against vigilaltism and it seems this guy was let go after it became obvious he protected her and did not go too far.


What is this thread for?

We also have laws allowing for violence in respect to saving ourselves and others from being victims.

You should learn what is considered vigilantism....say you're on trial for raping a child and instead of letting the trial finish I shoot you in the face. That's vigilantism.

[JohnBrown1917]

If dude is touching underage girls on the tram without their consent, excuse me for thinking he's probably done a lot worse at some point in his life being 36 years of age.

But I dunno, I guess consent is kind of a big thing to me. If you're going to be all touchy feely in a sexual manner on someone who doesn't want you to touch them and they've told you to stop and you don't then you might as well be raping them. Like why not just go ahead and pull your dick out and stick it in them? If you're this guy, you obviously want to. You're not going to pass up the chance if you're in a room alone with them.

If you really don't get how much worse rape is, I feel sorry for you.

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We also have laws allowing for violence in respect to saving ourselves and others from being victims.

You should learn what is considered vigilantism....say you're on trial for raping a child and instead of letting the trial finish I shoot you in the face. That's vigilantism.

It is vigilantism if you think they deserve to be beaten up for breaking the law, try to keep up.
This guy did not go overboard(only restraint him), but that does mean you're allowed to beat up people for 'justice'.

[hydrium]

If you really don't get how much worse rape is, I feel sorry for you.

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It is vigilantism if you think they deserve to be beaten up for breaking the law, try to keep up.

The law disagrees with you.

Try to keep up.

[Ealyssa]

If dude is touching underage girls on the tram without their consent, excuse me for thinking he's probably done a lot worse at some point in his life being 36 years of age.

Yeah sure. If I see someone stealing a bike I'll certainly think "This guy must probably have robbed a bank allready".

You're way of thinking not only is stupid, but is also not how justice works.

[JohnBrown1917]

The law disagrees with you.

Try to keep up.

I doubt it, excessive force is not allowed in many countries,


Beating somebody up in the name of justice is vigilantism, even if its allowed in some shithole,

[Alski]

Zero sympathy for either of those 2 idiots. Call him(the molester) out on it, separate the 2 people. Don't go grabbing him and trying to lecture him that's what the caps/law is for.