The police chief in Fort Worth is still insisting that he's "happy with the restraint used" when his officers raided the Rainbow Lounge.
The "restraint" that delighted Forth Worth's chief of police put one man, Chad Gibson, in the hospital with a life-threatening brain injury. Chad Gibson's sister describes the consequences of the "restrained" police response to the Dallas Voice:
Kristy said the most recent CAT scans have shown that the blood clot on Chad’s brain has stopped growing, which is good news, but he is not out of the woods yet. She said doctors told the family that as long as the clot remains—whether it is growing or not—there is the chance that all or some of it could break loose and cause severe damage or death, or that the bleeding could start up again. At this point, Kristy said, doctors are not talking about having to do surgery to repair the bleed or remove the clot. They believe that the clot will eventually dissolve and be reabsorbed into the body, but that could take anywhere from six months to two years. Chad will likely be hospitalized at least for the rest of this week, and will then have to have follow-up appointments and consultations with a neurosurgeon.
Wow—fags with serious brain injuries make Fort Worth's chief of police happy?
There's a vigil planned for Chad Gibson tonight and a rapidly growing Facebook page where you can follow developments. And there may be a silver lining in all of this: Fort Worth's chief of police has stated publicly that deadly force is an appropriate response to unwelcome sexual advances. Women of Fort Worth take note.
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