Zombie Or Ninja – Whacked Out Naked Guy Stuns Cops In Indian

[tater1977]

Zombie Or Ninja – Whacked Out Naked Guy Stuns Cops In Indianapolis [VIDEO]

http://mycountry955.com/zombie-or-ninja ... lis-video/

In the latest round of “what in the hell is this country coming to?,” we present 27 year-old David Martin. David appears to be the latest in a string of similar incidents where a dude goes commando and then precedes to unload on some unsuspecting victim(s). David seems to have some additional weapons in his arsenal like the ability to scream like a banshee, laugh off a good tasing, and somersault out of his captor’s grasps.



The events all unfurled on the streets of Indianapolis, Indiana, and were captured on video by a witness and his companions. The New York Daily News had the story.

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“This guy’s like a ninja, man. Holy s–t!” the man filming the police encounter is heard saying in the video clip “That guy’s strong, he’s got to be on something,” the man adds.

During the assault, a female officer was apparently injured when Martin shoved her into the wall of a building, and a male officer took several punches to his mug. The assailant would later admit to police that he had taken spice - the synthetic form of marijuana that’s been in the news a lot recently.

[JRNYMAN]

Out-Freakin-Standing! You've just got to love the ineptitude of those cops. They clearly lacked the skills to immobilize and subdue the suspect - even though at one point they had him out-numbered 3-1, had successfully deployed and attached the taser, and had him on the ground. Not once did either of the cops reach for their cuffs nor did they attempt to use their combined weight to their advantage to keep the guy down and let one of the clowns get a knee on his neck. Bravo! I guarantee if that had happened here in Phoenix, the guy would have never gotten back up under his own power - especially had it escalated to the point where he actually hit the cop square in the face!
Over the past decade, all the metro area police dept's. have become militia-like due to the increased retaliation on cops by suspects who might have only been stopped for a moving violation or an equipment failure of some kind but had warrnats or were high on meth or most recently (if they're of Hispanic descent...) are anti-establishment as a result of SB1070 (allows police to stop individuals and require them to show identification and paperwork legally allowing them to be in the country, if the cop has reason to believe they are not US citizens).
For that reason, when someone gets pulled over, there's almost always backup on scene immediately and if the situation even looks like it's going to go south, all the original officer on scene has to do is speak a code word into his mic and every cop within a 5 mile radius heads to the scene - no matter the municipality, and they don't stop responding until they get the Code 4 and are told to. It's not uncommon to roll up on a scene where 1 single car is pulled over and there are 15 to 20 police on scene - not including a couple of K9's!

And what's with these freaks getting nekid before or during their crime spree? We just had a situation a few days ago where this idiot got into a wreck in a busy intersection, got out of his car and jumped up onto the roof of his car and started dancing for a couple of mins. Then he jumped down and carjacked a Prius.... a Prius of all cars.... and started heading the wrong way in traffic reaching nearly 60 mph and slamming into a car driven by a pregnant woman causing her to break both legs and sending her car into two others. The Prius meanwhile careened into another vehicle, flipped, and shot the naked guy out the windshield and onto the blistering pavement. But wait! There's more..... The moron gets up and immediately attempts to carjack yet 2 more vehicles unsuccessfully. At this point the first cop shows up while the guy is standing at the driver's window of yet another vehicle he wants to carjack. The guy, hearing the cops demands immediately complies and becomes as meek as a kitten as if he had done nothing wrong. Now, the guy was standing in the median on Scottsdale Road which is filled with gravel and small shrubbery, when the cop yells at him to "GET DOWN ON THE GROUND! DO IT NOW!!!!" "DOWN ON THE GROUND - ON YOUR STOMACH!!" which the guy immediately does. It was 112 that day so the ground temperature was probably somewhere in the 140-150 range and then there's the gravel, (remember the gravel I mentioned...?) So, now the guy is laying face down in the scalding hot, rough, sharp, gravel - and oh yeah did I mention he's naked?
All of it was caught on cell phone cams by people who witnessed the events as they unfolded as the situation worked its way across Scottsdale. A couple of the local news stations have gathered the video from the various witnesses and combined them to create a nearly real-time account of everything as it happened. God Damn hippies! Sunofabitch was probably all hopped up on those bath salts or spice or maybe even meth!
http://www.azfamily.com/home/Naked-man- ... 27235.html

Check out the Prius in the vid. It got fucked up bad! Final toll: 9 cars crashed, 5 people injured badly enough to require transport to the hospital - 2 with life threatening injuries.

[The Sushi Hunter]

Yeah, that K2 (spice) and the bath salts are manufactured and imported from China. That explains everything.

[yulog]

At first I thought it was 2 male cops and 1 female because of the weak video , but its 2 females and a severely obese male officer ,this makes it a lot easier to understand why this guy got away

[slucero]

that kinda shit don't happen in Montana or Idaho...

[Rick]

I've never heard of "Spice". And what is this about people getting high on bath salts?

[tater1977]

I've never heard of "Spice". And what is this about people getting high on bath salts?

http://www.drugabuse.gov/about-nida/dir ... s-products

[tater1977]

According to the National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA), bath salts typically contain amphetamine-like chemicals, such as methylenedioxypyrovalerone (MPDV), mephedrone and pyrovalerone. The drug is typically taken orally, through inhalation or by injection, the last two frequently pertaining to the worst outcomes for users.

Often touted as a cocaine substitute, the NIDA said bath salts act as a brain-stimulating drug. Similar to drugs of this nature, using bath salts reportedly triggers side effects like those experienced by methamphetamine users – most notably, intense cravings. Other adverse effects can include intense paranoia, extremely high temperatures and hallucinations.

Due to its chemical composition, bath salts have the ability to put people at high risk of abuse and addiction. However, because the drug is brewed illegally on the “streets,” the full extent of its composition is unknown, making addiction to bath salts even more dangerous.


Read more: http://www.foxnews.com/health/2012/06/2 ... z1ziDESI7E

[Rick]

According to the National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA), bath salts typically contain amphetamine-like chemicals, such as methylenedioxypyrovalerone (MPDV), mephedrone and pyrovalerone. The drug is typically taken orally, through inhalation or by injection, the last two frequently pertaining to the worst outcomes for users.

Often touted as a cocaine substitute, the NIDA said bath salts act as a brain-stimulating drug. Similar to drugs of this nature, using bath salts reportedly triggers side effects like those experienced by methamphetamine users – most notably, intense cravings. Other adverse effects can include intense paranoia, extremely high temperatures and hallucinations.

Due to its chemical composition, bath salts have the ability to put people at high risk of abuse and addiction. However, because the drug is brewed illegally on the “streets,” the full extent of its composition is unknown, making addiction to bath salts even more dangerous.


Read more: http://www.foxnews.com/health/2012/06/2 ... z1ziDESI7E

Jeez! Gotta run to Bed, Bath and Beyond. BBL. Seriously though, wtf? Anyone ever heard of just drinking beer?

[JRNYMAN]

The number of bath salts related instances rose so quickly her in AZ, the Governor introduced emergency legislation to ban all forms of the substance which was passed by both the house and the senate unanimously with the total amount of time from drafting the bill to its passing taking less than 1 week. People get just too freakin' weird and bulletproof on that shit as evidenced by the numbers of people getting in trouble and doing it nekid!

As for the beer, when imbibed in moderation it can be an enjoyable buzz. I myself will often take one out of the fridge and drink nearly half of one before I come to my senses and realize that I'm getting darned close to abusing it!

[slucero]

[Rick]

The number of bath salts related instances rose so quickly her in AZ, the Governor introduced emergency legislation to ban all forms of the substance which was passed by both the house and the senate unanimously with the total amount of time from drafting the bill to its passing taking less than 1 week. People get just too freakin' weird and bulletproof on that shit as evidenced by the numbers of people getting in trouble and doing it nekid!

As for the beer, when imbibed in moderation it can be an enjoyable buzz. I myself will often take one out of the fridge and drink nearly half of one before I come to my senses and realize that I'm getting darned close to abusing it!

lol Sober is your game then. Nothing wrong with that.

[JRNYMAN]

The number of bath salts related instances rose so quickly her in AZ, the Governor introduced emergency legislation to ban all forms of the substance which was passed by both the house and the senate unanimously with the total amount of time from drafting the bill to its passing taking less than 1 week. People get just too freakin' weird and bulletproof on that shit as evidenced by the numbers of people getting in trouble and doing it nekid!

As for the beer, when imbibed in moderation it can be an enjoyable buzz. I myself will often take one out of the fridge and drink nearly half of one before I come to my senses and realize that I'm getting darned close to abusing it!

lol Sober is your game then. Nothing wrong with that.

Well..... not completely accurate. Here's how it breaks down for me personally:
When I was about 25, I started having this weird reaction to pot. When I'd partake, I'd instantly get real paranoid and sit at the end of the couch thinking everyone was talking about me and also experienced this weird vertigo-like sensation. Now, at one point in time I was a serious pot-smokin' mofo and was weaned on the best Indica and never had an issue whatsoever. But when this kind of behavior became the norm, I realized I wasn't going to pay to feel that way anymore and I quit. Haven't touched it since. That was 22 years ago.

Like any self-respecting, rocker child of the 70's, I started drinking at local parties when I was about 15. I never abused it and all I drank was the beer furnished at keggers. When I became of age, I stepped it up a notch and tried various drinks to fin what I liked and didn't like. Decided pretty quick that I didn't like the taste of most alcoholic beverages and pretty much stuck to beer and wine. That's the way it's been to this day never developing a [problem with alcohol.

So, with pot out of the picture and all the other drugs being either too expensive, too addictive or producing a high that's just too bizarre, I'm not left with much as a vise. Beer and cig's. God damn I'm a wild mofo!!!

[Rick]

The number of bath salts related instances rose so quickly her in AZ, the Governor introduced emergency legislation to ban all forms of the substance which was passed by both the house and the senate unanimously with the total amount of time from drafting the bill to its passing taking less than 1 week. People get just too freakin' weird and bulletproof on that shit as evidenced by the numbers of people getting in trouble and doing it nekid!

As for the beer, when imbibed in moderation it can be an enjoyable buzz. I myself will often take one out of the fridge and drink nearly half of one before I come to my senses and realize that I'm getting darned close to abusing it!

lol Sober is your game then. Nothing wrong with that.

Well..... not completely accurate. Here's how it breaks down for me personally:
When I was about 25, I started having this weird reaction to pot. When I'd partake, I'd instantly get real paranoid and sit at the end of the couch thinking everyone was talking about me and also experienced this weird vertigo-like sensation. Now, at one point in time I was a serious pot-smokin' mofo and was weaned on the best Indica and never had an issue whatsoever. But when this kind of behavior became the norm, I realized I wasn't going to pay to feel that way anymore and I quit. Haven't touched it since. That was 22 years ago.

Like any self-respecting, rocker child of the 70's, I started drinking at local parties when I was about 15. I never abused it and all I drank was the beer furnished at keggers. When I became of age, I stepped it up a notch and tried various drinks to fin what I liked and didn't like. Decided pretty quick that I didn't like the taste of most alcoholic beverages and pretty much stuck to beer and wine. That's the way it's been to this day never developing a [problem with alcohol.

So, with pot out of the picture and all the other drugs being either too expensive, too addictive or producing a high that's just too bizarre, I'm not left with much as a vise. Beer and cig's. God damn I'm a wild mofo!!!

That's exactly me. Beer and cigs. I only smoke about 3 or 4 a day though. I usually only drink beer on my Friday night, which working where I work could be any day because my days off change.

[The Sushi Hunter]

Bullet proof not exactly, but pretty damn close to it from what I've been reading in regards to how these fuckers act while on it. But if this bath salt thing becomes an epidemic, it will be time I start carrying.

The number of bath salts related instances rose so quickly her in AZ, the Governor introduced emergency legislation to ban all forms of the substance which was passed by both the house and the senate unanimously with the total amount of time from drafting the bill to its passing taking less than 1 week. People get just too freakin' weird and bulletproof on that shit as evidenced by the numbers of people getting in trouble and doing it nekid!

As for the beer, when imbibed in moderation it can be an enjoyable buzz. I myself will often take one out of the fridge and drink nearly half of one before I come to my senses and realize that I'm getting darned close to abusing it!

[JRNYMAN]

Bullet proof not exactly, but pretty damn close to it from what I've been reading in regards to how these fuckers act while on it. But if this bath salt thing becomes an epidemic, it will be time I start carrying.

No shit! For all the bad publicity and negative news that comes out of Arizona - and let's face it, there are some radical politicians here - one of the good things to happen is the bill that passed allowing the carrying of concealed weapons. Now, Arizona has always been an "wild west" type of place to begin with. And one of the things I had to get used to when I moved here 25 years ago, was seeing handguns being carried by so many people. Everywhere you go (well, almost...) people are wearing holstered weapons like it's part of their wardrobe! And when I say "so many", I mean in an average day going about your normal humdrum business (post office, grocery store, gas station, etc.) I wouldn't be exaggerating if I said I see at least a dozen people with guns. Then, the concealed weapons law passed and now you have to assume everyone's packing!
It's when you see some guy walking down the street, mumbling to himself and carrying say, a rifle that you take notice. Sidearms... not so much.

[The Sushi Hunter]

The issue with the bath salt morons is that you don't have to do anything to them and they just come attacking. And from what I've been reading, they aren't your average person when on the "monkey dust." They got extra strenghts plus they don't feel pain. I'd say a good .45 ACP to the dome will do the trick. And I'd be a whole lot happier standing trial for killing them instead of them being on trial for killing me.

[slucero]

Bullet proof not exactly, but pretty damn close to it from what I've been reading in regards to how these fuckers act while on it. But if this bath salt thing becomes an epidemic, it will be time I start carrying.

No shit! For all the bad publicity and negative news that comes out of Arizona - and let's face it, there are some radical politicians here - one of the good things to happen is the bill that passed allowing the carrying of concealed weapons. Now, Arizona has always been an "wild west" type of place to begin with. And one of the things I had to get used to when I moved here 25 years ago, was seeing handguns being carried by so many people. Everywhere you go (well, almost...) people are wearing holstered weapons like it's part of their wardrobe! And when I say "so many", I mean in an average day going about your normal humdrum business (post office, grocery store, gas station, etc.) I wouldn't be exaggerating if I said I see at least a dozen people with guns. Then, the concealed weapons law passed and now you have to assume everyone's packing!
It's when you see some guy walking down the street, mumbling to himself and carrying say, a rifle that you take notice. Sidearms... not so much.

Kinda interesting that guns sales have increased every year since 2008 (when Obama was elected), and the FBI violent crime stats have gone down since 2008....

[The Sushi Hunter]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YTSbef7oh4U

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gu921T9nEac

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nx5GWDhrS0c

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YkLFB--NiE0