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Now...The show ended showing the girl on the ground with a man hovering over her calling for a medic, a pictures of the girl with a 1000 mile stare, and the judges with looks of shock and horror on their faces, all with the credits rolling over the top.  They then began to tease next weeks show in order to find out what happened to the injured 16 year old.  

Am I getting old, or is it despicable for network TV to first - exploit a 16 year old girl with promises of fame and fortune.  And second - to tease their show using her accident or possible medical condition for ratings?  ]]> Wed, 8 Feb 2012 20:15:19 CICERO http://www.rotterdamny.net/m-1328746640/ http://www.rotterdamny.net/m-1328746640/#num1 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VyWN5017wD8]]> Wed, 8 Feb 2012 18:17:20 BuckStrider http://www.rotterdamny.net/m-1328727515/ http://www.rotterdamny.net/m-1328727515/#num1 ]]> Wed, 8 Feb 2012 12:58:35 CICERO http://www.rotterdamny.net/m-1328713586/ http://www.rotterdamny.net/m-1328713586/#num1 Henderson police officers are shown on a Nevada Highway Patrol dashboard camera video during an October 2010 traffic stop in which motorist Adam Greene was mistaken for a drunken driver, pulled from his car by officers and kicked while in diabetic shock on the pavement.
By Mike Blasky
LAS VEGAS REVIEW-JOURNAL
Posted: Feb. 7, 2012 | 5:43 p.m.

Adam Greene is on his stomach as a pack of police officers pile on him, driving their knees into his back and wrenching his arms and legs. One officer knees him in the ribs; another kicks him in the face.

"Stop resisting," officers on the video yell, but Greene, his face pushed into the pavement, hasn't resisted. He doesn't even move -- maybe can't move -- because he's gone into diabetic shock caused by low blood sugar.

The video, recorded more than a year ago by a police car dashboard camera, was released Tuesday by Greene's lawyers. The same night, the Henderson City Council approved a settlement of $158,500 for Greene. His wife received $99,000 from Henderson, which is just under the minimum amount that requires council approval.

Nevada Highway Patrol troopers also participated in the traffic stop but do not appear to kick or knee Greene on the video. The state has agreed to pay $35,000 to Greene for a total of $292,500 between the two agencies.

It was a Highway Patrol vehicle camera that captured the incident.

CAUGHT ON TAPE

A Highway Patrol trooper enters the scene first, gun drawn, and kicks the driver's window of Greene's four-door sedan. After several moments, the trooper opens the door.

The trooper, his gun still raised, then gives Greene conflicting commands. He first tells him not to move, then tells him to come forward.http://www.lvrj.com/news/video-shows-officers-beating-motorist-in-diabetic-shock-138901274.html]]> Wed, 8 Feb 2012 09:06:26 Shadow