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Verdict will be overturned

I'm a reserve deputy. Not a full time pro, but I attended nearly 100 hours of classroom training plus at least that many more in reading assignments and/or online resources that I needed to become a sworn peace officer.

To the point: we were trained to NEVER apply perpendicular pressure along the neck and spine when holding a detainee on the ground. We were trained to ALWAYS apply the full shin lengthwise down the back, next to the spine. Further, we were taught to only apply enough weight or force to hold the detainee, and then only until restraints could be applied. To do otherwise would run the risk of injuring, or killing, the detainee.

I'm not surprised at all by this verdict. I am also not disappointed. I believe it is incumbent upon LEO to stand up and denounce unacceptable practices when they see it.

Notice I'm not stating that George Floyd was an upstanding citizen. Far from it. What's being lost in so much of the discussion about his death is the fact that, once detained, his safety is the responsibility of the LEO and agency that has detained him no matter how egregious his conduct or past record.

Yes indeed. Murderapolis will burn. As will other liberal cesspits.

Keep your powder dry, it is a long ways from done.

I can't believe that some of you were stupid enough, or naive enough,,,,,,,take your pick, to believe that Chauvin would be found not guilty. The trial was for show only, his guilt was sealed when the cell phones started recording him holding the Negro down. I have never shed a tear for a Negro thug, and Floyd was just that......period. But Chauvin was a numero uno dumbazz supremo for doing that he did. He should spend a long time in the pen...........for being stupid, not for killing a Negro.

One step closer to anarchy.

Never forget....

While the Capitol shooter walks.

If I was a cop I'd be looking for another job before I got thrown in jail for doing cop things, like enforcing law & order.

Gonna be a hell of a life for him in a seg unit.
Big diff in a inmate and a prisoner rights wise.
High profile trophy prisoner be on a pod with child molesters and murderers and other trophy types.
1 hr rec a day by himself.
He wont ever see gen pop.
Total railroad job to appease the mob, minorities, and Liberal Socialist Democrats.

I'm a reserve deputy. Not a full time pro, but I attended nearly 100 hours of classroom training plus at least that many more in reading assignments and/or online resources that I needed to become a sworn peace officer.

To the point: we were trained to NEVER apply perpendicular pressure along the neck and spine when holding a detainee on the ground. We were trained to ALWAYS apply the full shin lengthwise down the back, next to the spine. Further, we were taught to only apply enough weight or force to hold the detainee, and then only until restraints could be applied. To do otherwise would run the risk of injuring, or killing, the detainee.

I'm not surprised at all by this verdict. I am also not disappointed. I believe it is incumbent upon LEO to stand up and denounce unacceptable practices when they see it.

Notice I'm not stating that George Floyd was an upstanding citizen. Far from it. What's being lost in so much of the discussion about his death is the fact that, once detained, his safety is the responsibility of the LEO and agency that has detained him no matter how egregious his conduct or past record.

I can't believe that some of you were stupid enough, or naive enough,,,,,,,take your pick, to believe that Chauvin would be found not guilty. The trial was for show only, his guilt was sealed when the cell phones started recording him holding the Negro down. I have never shed a tear for a Negro thug, and Floyd was just that......period. But Chauvin was a numero uno dumbazz supremo for doing that he did. He should spend a long time in the pen...........for being stupid, not for killing a Negro.

Does Kyle Rittenhouse get the same jury?

I'm a reserve deputy. Not a full time pro, but I attended nearly 100 hours of classroom training plus at least that many more in reading assignments and/or online resources that I needed to become a sworn peace officer.

To the point: we were trained to NEVER apply perpendicular pressure along the neck and spine when holding a detainee on the ground. We were trained to ALWAYS apply the full shin lengthwise down the back, next to the spine. Further, we were taught to only apply enough weight or force to hold the detainee, and then only until restraints could be applied. To do otherwise would run the risk of injuring, or killing, the detainee.

I'm not surprised at all by this verdict. I am also not disappointed. I believe it is incumbent upon LEO to stand up and denounce unacceptable practices when they see it.

Notice I'm not stating that George Floyd was an upstanding citizen. Far from it. What's being lost in so much of the discussion about his death is the fact that, once detained, his safety is the responsibility of the LEO and agency that has detained him no matter how egregious his conduct or past record.