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Just because your B/F was selfish and didn't get you off and now your angry, don't take it out on me

Perhaps you are capable of explaining for him?

I do autopsies, and testify about them. The only difference is that my area of expertise is automotive, not medical. Currently, I am on standby to testify in a lawsuit over a "loss of oil" engine failure claim on a Volvo diesel engine that was serviced by a nationwide truck stop chain's maintenance shop and ran out of oil due to a leak from a loose oil filter a few miles later. My detailed inspection of the damaged engine documented exactly which parts failed, and I can point to a very accurate timeline of when and why they failed. There is also a pretty good trail of evidence suggesting that the truck stop tried to erase evidence in the vehicle computer of the "low oil pressure" automatic shutdown of the engine. Every time the phone rings and the truck owner's attorney is on the line, I start a timer. He's buying my advice at the rate of $100.00 an hour, with a 1-hour minimum. If I actually do end up traveling to Indianapolis to testify, more time and travel expenses will accumulate. I informed the legal beagles early on that's there's only one condition to my participation- - - -they can't write a big enough check to make me lie for them! Nuff said!
Jerry

“Results released Monday from TWO SEPARATE AUTOPSIES declared the May 25 death of George Floyd at the hands of police to be a HOMICIDE.” - Fox News

According to Fox News, the full autopsy report of the Hennepin County Medical Examiner's office ‘and’ the independent autopsy done on behalf of Floyd’s family ‘both’ declare the death a homicide.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.fo...d-independent-autopsy-expected-today.amp

I can explain a nearly $300,000 salary plus benefits since 2004. I wouldnt wanna rock that boat too much either.

Liberal land it is but are truly debating whether or not the cop killed Mr. Floyd? Seems the video is pretty damaging to the officer, he went from alive to dead in minutes. Sure he was on drugs, but not sure how you can’t state the officer didn’t directly end his life.

My issues have everything to do with the aftermath, it’s pathetic and typical of Mayors and blue state Governors. They are spineless. But you guys are focused on the social injustice of one Mr. Floyd and it seems it pretty clear what happened. But I still (and everyone) must witness a fair judicial process of the event. The officer has this right, in spite of the fact that he looks more than guilty.

I don't know what killed Mr. Floyd. At this point it looks like we will never get a definite answer. I am sure that being restrained played a part, and I'm sure the police were inattentive to or unaware of his condition. They get callous after years of dealing with the underbelly of society. It was just another arrest to them. They probably have had to load several uncooperative arrestees a week for years. This incident illustrates why I think nobody should make a life long career out of law enforcement.

people like 700h (the gay blade) are anarchists and don't believe in our judicial process and individual rights. They despise America and self reliance, He wants to stir up schit so America is burned to the ground, He wants street lynchings. Miserable Losers like him ,who never accomplished anything in their lives , are now emboldened by these riots ( in the dark so they can't be identified) and is now a self important brave social justice warrior and thinks his formally pathetic, meaningless life now has meaning. These type of events always bring the pathetic losers out of the shadows.

Im not saying Chauvin was 100% right. If he knew the guy had no pulse and still kept his knee on his neck then yeah that is f.ucked up. I dont see a problem with four cops subduing a 6’6” noncompliant perp. either.

I’m surprised the ME’s didn’t find a chicken bone...snarc 😂😎

You always resort to the same sophomoric scchitt, that’s all that you have when the dealing is done.

Let’s get real low:
It’s quite apparent that a gang of cops has been banging your old lady, your daughter, your two lesbian sisters, your momma and your bedridden grandmother. Plus buggering you at a traffic stop.

Your thoughts? Be nice.

There are several videos out there. My hearing is bad, but I am pretty sure I heard Floyd utter that he couldn't breath while he was still standing and no officer was applying any kind of pressure that would cause a person to experience difficulty breathing.

the poor gay blade

Would love to know exactly how much fentanyl Mr. Floyd took and when. Did that happen to be the evidence he swallowed as I read somewhere? Back in the day, fentanyl by itself was utilized as a primary drug for the induction of general anesthesia for major cadiac and other big surgeries where CV "stabilty" was desired. That "stability" however was dependent on airway control and full respiratory support. Otherwise respiratory failure soon occurs and bad things follow... ask Prince! They go rigid as a board as well making ventilation by mask difficult without the aid of muscle relaxants.

High dose narcotics kill readily in a narcotic "naive" patient or person. Would be interesting to know if Floyd was using, just selling, or maybe both! Did he ingest something right before he was arrested? Did the police know what he ingested at the time? What were they waiting for as they "restrained" him? Was medical help called and were they forced to play "Dr." at the scene not knowing all of the facts or having the right supplies and equipment?

The knee to the neck looks bad for sure and certainly could have not helped matters for the reasons mentioned above, BUT there could easily be a lot more that clouds the overall picture in this case. It is certainly not a good time to be a potential "scapegoat" right now in our political/racial climate. Thank you to those willing serve as LEO's and put yourselves in these difficult situations quite frequently anymore. Most people would not/could not do it, are more than happy to be and expect to be protected, and are often the first to cry foul when a mistake has been made by a human being. Not worth dying to get a nice funeral with lots of patrol cars with lights flashing, name on a billboard for awhile, maybe a small marker by highway, and a spouse and kids left behind without a parent, IMHO.

I missed this in my first skim of the thread. If this is the case, justice is almost certain.

Unless they seat a jury of retards the cop walks free.

From the criminal complaint/arrest document for Officer Chauvin:

"While standing outside the car,Mr. Floyd began saying and repeating that he could not breathe. The defendant went to the the passenger side and tried to get Mr. Floyd into the car from that side and Lane and Kueng assisted."

This happened before Floyd was ever put on the ground.







When was the ambulance called? My bet is the officers called it during initial contact before Floyd ever passed out, either because they saw he was not right in the head ie drugs, or to cover for him complaining about not breathing when they first brought him to the squad car, before they put him on the ground and restrained him.

It'll be interesting once all of the evidence is out.

At this point it’s all spin. It’s all in how they present the evidence, not the evidence itself.



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Apparently some here believe the County medical examiner is trying to whitewash the death to protect the cop. It’s the county that’s trying to convict the cop as a sacrifice so there’s pressure to find a cause of death attributable to the cop not exonerate the cop.