Yes, the report is the body cam shows this.reportedly. Have we seen bodycam yet?
FantasticYes, the report is the body cam shows this.
We have not seen it yet.
The bodycams will be released in the future.
Yep......no defense at allDoesn't really matter. If he was on the ground handcuffed with four police officers around him, can't justify knee on neck for several minutes.
It’s probably, motherfucker.Things prolly go faster if u shut up and stay still
Don't know about legal but I'm pretty sure it already came out that it wasn't part of his formal training for that job.If its a legal technique the cop may get off
its endlessly frustrating to a wrestling coach to see cops who cant WRESTLE!!
most cops have nearly zero hand to hand experience
Probably kill less people if they got better at grappling
Thank you for your service. does your stethoscope go under your bulletproof vest or on top?ok I'm going to roll with the OP premise...
So he's having a medical problem, he's restrained, the cop has backup...so the cop exacerbates the medical problem and then I'm supposed to just be cool with that?
I have patients act crazy ALL the time. What do you do after you wrestle them down and have four people on each limb? You put them in restraints (there's a long list before this) and then you deescalate. You don't continue to press on the person afterwards.
Cop killed that dude. It was wrong.
I just listen to this on repeat when I'm not feeling amazing enoughThank you for your service. does your stethoscope go under your bulletproof vest or on top?
Milli VanillaI just listen to this on repeat when I'm not feeling amazing enough
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xGKFVMgjrPc
You think the judge should take a point away for the illegal knee?Whatever was said, whatever was in his system, whatever resistance there was -- it's all a red herring. The issue on the table occurred after he was in custody. Those six minutes or however long are the only thing that count here in terms of the murder crime that was committed other than whatever state of mind arguments Chauvin's attorney wants to make.
Had George Floyd lived, he could have answered in the criminal justice system for whatever occurred before, however he was supposed to answer. If he was saying he couldn't breathe before, that just means they should have maybe called in a paramedic or done it by the book, whatever that means in Minneapolis. If he resisted arrest, he should have been charged with that once he was safely in custody. Instead, the other crime took place.