How Lithuanian Cops React to a Drunk, Aggressive American GirlAmanda Warren An obviously intoxicated and distressed American girl is in Lithuania trying to get into an abandoned apartment building basement. Its 4 a.m. and shes waking the neighbors. But her problem might go beyond mere beverage spirits a friend came forward to us, to inform us that she was drugged and potentially harmed.* Thus, her insistence on getting into the door even though there is nothing there. Any number of things could have happened to her to bring her to this state of distress, aggression and destructiveness. Or, as the cops commented shes just very drunk. So her defensiveness is little wonder as she makes the mistake of thinking that the cops will harm, maybe kill her as one might imagine happening to her in the U.S. What do you think of how Lithuanian cops treated the American girl? *This story was meant to honor Lithuanian police for treating Alison with respect and trying to help her. No one in a state of distress deserves to be further harmed, especially not by authorities. Recently fromAmanda Warren: Would be interesting to find out the final outcome but from recent history she would at the very minimum been beaten and tazed probably whilst handcuffed in the USA This was a real treat to see how public servants are supposed to work. He was firm, but also very lenient with this woman. US police take note! perhaps she was on shrooms, and not just drunk I dont know what she took/drank. But they delivered a serious dose of protect and serve, didnt they? Absolutely, something our boys in blue should learn Wow, they definitely treated her with an incredible amount of patience and compassion. Somehow I think the U.S. pigs probably would have given her a few real broken bones to complain about Lets keep in mind that not ALL cops are pigs. There are a lot of good men/women in blue, that shouldnt be condemned for what some bad apples have done. We just need to get someone to hold them accountable, and OUT of the uniform. And quite possibly serving a jail sentence if appropriate. It would be very inspiring if some of the mythical GOOD cops would arrest and prosecute the BAD cops for once. I hate to be cynical, but in most of the cases of blatant brutality we see, the supposed good cops just look the other way instead of tazing or clubbing, and cuffing the psychopaths they work with. I personally dont have problems with cops because they typically think Im one of them and I try to be respectful (and Ive been lucky to not run into an uber-douche) but some of the stuff they do, like executing homeless people or even dogs for fun is simply beyond my comprehension. I dont know how any good person with that authority can stand idly by while they do it. lol Our cops are trained by ISraelis Its awe-inspiring. I would not have remained patient with that brat for more than a couple minutes. If they carry pepper spray, Im pretty sure I would have dosed her, big-time. She is seriously obnoxious. The perfect representative of the american people. Now you know why the word thinks/knows we are insane. Thank you..exactly what I was thinking. I wish when people travel to other countries that they would be on their BEST behavior, as if youre a guest in someones home. I agree with you on this; when I was stationed in Scotland I did my best to honor the customs of the people around me, but I also practiced my own customs as an American. Agreed. It is undignified behavior like that demonstrated in the video that gives other, decent Americans a bad name. Reminds me of the attention-seeking behavior of a spoiled, rich kid. Those Lithuanian cops were a couple of gentlemen. Stupid mentally disturbed drug addict, I would have slapped her at least. Those cops should be awarded GOLD medals and awards for taking that abuse. Shame on you, you would have slapped her. For what? People make mistakes, sometimes get a little too messed up. It happens. Obviously, the Lithuanian cops are far more compassionate than you are. You must never have tied one on, been two sheets to the wind, for you to make such a rash, snap judgment. I have been drunk a million times, worked as a bouncer in a bar for years. Saw it all. This is not alcohol. She should be slapped, no other way to handle insanity with drugs. You are aware alcohol is a drug, right? (And a pretty damn dangerous one at that.) You would slap someone tripping on a high dose psychedelic? You are clearly cold-hearted without a drop of compassion. Getting drunk is NOT a mistake. Thats something you do intentionally. If you dont know when to stop bending your elbow . . . then whatever happens is their own fault. And NO Ive never tied one on, been two sheets to the wind, and its not a snap judgement. NOTHING good ever comes from drinking so much that youre DRUNK. Well, Im happy youre a perfect angel /sarc Sometimes a person DOESNT know when to stop, but its never an excuse for someone to instigate violence (re coming depression above); and though Im no friend of police officers, these gentlemen handled the situation exactly like they were supposed toas gentlemen. Someone whos never experienced intoxication, well, thats actually awesome, but it puts you in no position to to judge it. You do not know the womans circumstances, whats shes been through or going through, and instead of the anger reaction, and disgust reaction, perhaps you should feel pity on someone who is, perhaps, less fortunate than you are. As a former sailor for the USN, I actually understand what its like to be intoxicated, heavily, and also know whats its like to remain sober (as I am today). Until youve stepped in somebody elses shoes, it is unbecoming, and 100% unsympathetic, to judge someone you do not know. Thats all Im saying. Charity, caring, kindness are genuine traits that we ALL, as human beings, Gods children, need to cultivate, instead of condemnation, hatred and loathing. Acting violently towards someone, especially someone not in their right mind, only begets more violence and proves TPTB right. Peace. FIRST I get tired of your kind of BS. I NEVER said I was any kind of angelYOU did.what an ass. SECOND I have experienced plenty of intoxication. My bio-father landed me and my mother in the hospital numerous times as a result of his. I feel no pity on someone who inflicts their crap onto other peoplepeople who had NOTHING to do with it. And if people like you would stop trying to justify their pathetic behavior, maybe there would be less of it. She wasnt in her right mind as a result of her own behavior. Anything that results from it, is by her own doing..NOBODY ELSES. I think your childhood may have jaded your perspective of the world a bit. (As hundreds of millions of others in this modern world, including mine, so consider this message to be with empathy.) The job of police is to handle a situation in such a way that ensures minimum harm to everyone. The woman in this video has clearly also been traumatized by police in the past, with such fear of being beaten up by them. How would you like to be treated? Slap her because she unwittingly drank some unknown drug, causing her severe psychological trauma (if she is tripping), making her hate the world even more (like you hate drunk people because they remind you of your abusive parent). They did the right thing. Calmed her down, and sent her to the hospital where she can get treatment. If she is an alcoholic, then the hospital will hopefully refer her to possible treatments for her medical condition. BTW, was your father a US policeman? Try drinking some ayahuasca to purge and resolve those childhood traumas that you are holding on to, which cause you to burn with so much anger. You know one of the things that annoy me are people who put words in my mouth or anybody elses. NOWHERE did I say I HATED anyone. Have no problem with their police. Where the hell would you get the idea mine was a policeman? No, he wasnt a cop, he wasnt anything except a violent drunk. Yeahjust what anybody needs to dotake some psychedelic herbs. Nobody saying the cops did anything wrong. Calm down, sister. The Lithuanian cops seem to have a bit more perspective on drunken people than you do. I think they were a bit entertained by Ms. Plastered, and wanted to make sure she got to a hospital for evaluation. True enough, but Im not handing you crap, youre typing crap. Im sorry for your earlier experiences in life and that theyve embittered you so much. I know a lot about addictive behavior as my father smoked a lot of Crack back in the 80s, which forced me, as a young teenager, to be homeless and have to eat out of garbage cans. .. the whole reason I ended up joining the service a few years later, to lift myself out of a situation that nobody, particularly young people should experience. However, it had not made me bitter, but instead had made me a stronger, more forgiving person, less prone to judging someone on the externals or their weaknesses. So, please, unless youve learned a positive lesson from your past negative experiences. .. maybe its time to reprogram your brain. People tend to get intoxicated because they are covering pain or anger or trying to fill a void that they dont know how to fill otherwise. Granted, this isnt always the case, but more often than not it is. Its attitudes of uncaring, and lack of compassion, like yours, that is making the world the way it is, when it can be turned around in a day with kindness and love for our brethren trapped in prison Earth. Peace. My brain is programmed in Gods instructions. Until you start spelling your name G-O-D, From the first book of the Old Testament onward, people who got drunk are condemned as examples Verses Do For we do not have a high priest who is unable to sympathize Since drinking wine was a national custom in Israel and the The Bible does not prohibit the consumption of alcohol but One Since As In 1 Corinthians 10:23-24, Everything Even though some If Christians want to forbid all alcohol Theres another alcoholic beverage mentioned in the Bible called strong But the Bible goes further than admitting that drinking is simply Under the old covenant, wine is a blessing (Deut 7:13; 11:14) and Jesus signals the beginning of such blessings by creating an Enjoying alcohol in moderation takes discipline, and many beer drinkers, I hate Drinking Noah was a drunkGods used some strange birds to carry his message, plus the Old Testament is really a bunch of hatred and anger, with genocide, and commands the Hebrews to do all sorts of unkind things to Gentiles. I was actually on my way to becoming a minister when I learned the history of the Bible, so once again, chill out. Plus, quoting passages means absolutely nothing if the entire context is not included. Yes, I know one has to ask for forgiveness, and truly be penitent. Thats a no brainer. Also, you are correct that there are better ways to handle negativity than to hide it behind drugs and alcohol, but then again, I already mentioned that in the previous answer. Nonetheless, your anger and vitriol is unwarranted, and Im NOT excusing her behavior. People can do so really stupid and rotten things when their minds are under the influence, but it still does not mean violence in any form should be used to handle the situation. Taking Yeshua as an example, the only time He became violent was with the money changers. He NEVER promoted violence against sinners otherwise. Your words have the flavor of hypocrisy, and no amount of your community service seems to be relieving the anger that is filling your heart. Perhaps you should speak with God more often. Nice. She doesnt look drunk, she looks to be experiencing the effects of a psychedelic drug, How many times have you (or anyone) tried to open a brick wall thinking it was a door due to alcohol alone? Psychedelic drugs are rarely consumed regularly. The few who do generally understand how to compose themselves. So it was probably a one-time mistake. Probably someone gave her something in a club that she was not expecting. Or she is otherwise always that crazy but it seems unlikely she would last long like that. NOTHING good ever comes from drinking so much that youre DRUNK. Youre so TENSE, baby here, have some liquid release! Itll do you a world of good to blow it out. She was persistently obnoxious. No, she was a flying asshole. I would not have struck her, but I may have pepper-sprayed the tactless brat. Youd make a good cop. I hope somebody spikes your drink with some potent psychedelic chemical someday, so that you might learn to have compassion for people suffering a temporary chemical intoxication. WOW..now there ya gocompassion in action. Clearly theyre just words for you applied how you see fit. Another case of do as I say not as I do? There is a very real difference between these cops and American cops. These cops were acting as peace officers. American cops are lawenFORCEment get downget down on the ground,taze tackle cuff and drag( unless theres time for a beat down with clubs fists and kicks.) off to prison and charge her for assault, Dont forget getting on her back with their knees, pinning down her arms are screeching PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK!! They didnt shoot her and ask questions later, like U.S. cops would? Had this happened in the US or Canada she would have been tasered first and then beaten to death. She is awakened, my beautiful child. No drugs involved, sorry. The awakening process could be extremely painful. She was in great pain and the officers were not needed. Please, pray for her, she is not crazy. If you emerge out of the matrix people will think you are mad. You betcha It is because in that state of mind the confusion arises to a level that you dont understand who you are anymore, your personal identity is totally lost, you are lost in this world and you try to make some sense out of it. Like a mad prophet who dont know what he/she is talking about. She needed the alcohol to sharpen up her awareness but that didnt help, did it? There was an event in her life over there that triggered her awakening. All she needed was a hug from an understanding soul to calm her down. You think an alcohol addict would go rampant about the worldwide issues? No. She is dealing with the demons in her head and they were inviting her to get in that basement. She was drawn to be there against her will. She was fighting them hard until the officers intervened, and quite possibly, saved her life. Im not sure if Im more disturbed by her behavior or the fact that you consider that behavior to be a sign of awakening. The awakening process can be a very frightening and disturbing to others experience. This is not a behavior induced by alcohol intoxication. Why would a drunk young lady roam the streets at night to seek shelter from bombs instead of sleeping in someones bedroom with somebody? The womans behavior was more in line with schizophrenia than it was with the drunkeness or with awakening. No kidding. Or that she thinks she can draw all these conclusions from a few minutes of video. More likely she took a psychedelic drug and is experiencing temporary psychosis, with fear and self-defense instinct predominating. These are base emotions, not the energies of higher chakra awakenings. Youre so full of shit. What a lovely man. He deserves some kind of official recognition from us (in the West) for his professionalism, patience, compassion and downright human decency. It does give me hope when viewed against the psychopathic, evil uniformed thugs who now make up a growing proportion of our own police force. (And note too how his partner, when bringing the girl from the cellar, just gently led her by allowing her to take his arm, rather than employing the rough, arms pinned, total restraint treatment wed expect to see here). Well done both of you. Terribly sad situation there. Her response to authority is a lesson in psy-ops. The local Lithuanian cops were initially thought by Alison to be menacing. When they werent, she requested the amerikan government, specifically the CIA to attend to her. Traumatic conclusion is the only outcome her mind can draw upon, so she starts screaming when all else is ok. Wow! Those were very nice peace officers. They displayed an extremely high level of professionalism, calmness, tact. You could clearly see beyond any doubt, even as the officer took hold of the lady, he was in no way harming her. Yes, he was firm and assertive. Yes, he was guiding her to be calm. Yes, he was investigating a disruption of peace. But no, he did not initiate force. He saw none was required, needed. We know her name is Alison only. We had no reason to ask for her ID. Awesome peace officers at work. I agree that ours here in the United States ought to take notes, apply similar levels of professionalism. Calm down, please. Im not going to hurt you. You are free to leave any time. Please tell me your problem. Beautiful humanity. Here in Hawaii, police do not wear black, and they or the atmosphere their presence creates is reminiscent of what it was like on the United States mainland decades ago. At least, that is my impression from observing them. We have a big homeless population here, and the police have large problems. They recently got a raise, which they deserve. There are many disparate cultures here; police are well trained, and sane, as far as I can tell. https://plus.google.com/112547289606473329946/posts/VJ9ULEvhkkH why is the video not available now? Took down for training our armed goons I hope so. 