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I don’t believe the officers killed the perp. I see three officers doing a reasonably professional job of restraining a violent perp until he can be transported to the hospital for evaluation. They pin the perp that way so perp can’t hurt themselves or the officers. The “I can’t breathe” means he can breathe fine. They had already called the ambulance to come get him and were obviously unaware he had died before the ambulance arrived. Probably called because he was suspected mentally ill and was violently resisting arrest. The officers only mistake was not paying close attention. In their defense they had no reason to suspect a guy who was just violently resisting was going to die in the ten minutes it took for the ambulance to arrive.
Why are so many campfire members buying the race baiting narrative ?

lol

Several video angles on this one. Did you watch them?

I don't buy all the "stop resisting" bs from cops who just want to beat on a subject. That said, I've been in on a few goat rodeos like that and violent resistance DOES call for violent methods to counter.

Honestly I didn’t see anything on that video that is not normal restraining from a police officer with an unruly suspect. Cuffed, face down with a knee in the back or neck area. It’s not like they were throwing punches or beating him with batons? And the statements made that if you can talk you can breath is also the normal prognosis. Something else happened with this guy, either medically or pharmaceuticaly. But it really doesn’t matter at this point because if they don’t crucify the cop it will just get worse.

I learned on here that the carotid artery runs from your upper shoulders region up the back of your neck where the racist officer purposely placed his knee to kill the poor innocent perp. . Lots of wisdom on here

I missed the violent resistance part of the videos.

All I saw was some passive resistance in exiting the vehicle, looked like they sort of had to pull him out. After that all I saw was him running his mouth.

Then it appears that Floyd was cuffed right after they took him out of his car, so I'm not convinced he was doing any violent resistance.

By the time Chauvin arrived on the scene, Floyd was cuffed and going along with only a little bit of passive resistance.

It would seem to me that all they needed to do with him was put him in a back seat.



But admittedly, I only saw what the MSM wanted me to see.

I do agree with the fact that if he could talk, his airway was open.

Also likely he was high as a kite on something or other. Especially given it was a holiday.

Hell, if it was Detroit, they would have added it to the Covid numbers

Bingo.

People could debate what the exact perfect amount of force is under an infinite set of conditions. At the end of the day, he was in their custody, he went unconscious, they didn't notice, and they didn't render aid immediately. That was their mistake. The rest is speculation and opinion.

Like I said in the other thread...........

Checking out the video, looks like the dude was holding his face right down by the exhaust pipe.

If the vehicle was running perhaps that's why he couldn't breathe and what really killed him, breathing car exhaust for 7-8 minutes.?

It would be useful to release the bodycam footage of the officers involved. I can see where that is probably being held for now, at least until the investigation is over.

How do you know he went unconscious?

I think he died because of bad choices.

Plain and simple.

How did he go from being led off of sidewalk somewhat calmly to ground?
There seems to be a piece of this deal missing.

My thoughts exactly.

Because he did.

So when people in respiratory distress are still talking, and saying specifically that they are having trouble breathing, they’re really not...? Got it.
And when they finally do quit breathing because they’re now in respiratory failure, they quit breathing due to some other reason because ‘they were talkin’ earlier’...? Got it.

lol

I don't think the officers wanted him to die, but he is dead, rather than sitting in a jail cell or out-on-bail.

It was a tragic incident, no matter what the intentions were.

I'm sure the cops are rolling the scenario back-and-forth in their minds, and wishing they had just promptly put him in the car after cuffing him.