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We all have known since the beginning that Chauvin was innocent of causing the death of Floyd. The media's campaign to defame him and the other arresting officers was successful in convincing enough people that the corrupt prosecutor was able to get a conviction. It needs to be overturned and the city sued for corruption.

This is over and done with. Ya'll getting pissed and arguing about it won't do anything except raise your blood pressure.

Just for the record. I don't think anybody got exactly what they deserved, but rarely in life does that ever happen.

When Chauvin took Floyd into custody, did he have a duty to care for Floyd? If so what was the standard of that care?

Yes. He did not. Did he commit murder?



Coward won't answer. I've answered his question multiple times, but he is to cowardly to answer the real question, did Chauvin commit murder?

I know lets use a 3 count like in wrestling. After three the cop lets go and the perp stands up and puts his hands behind his back waiting for cuffs. Simple.

A 9MM or .40 caliber taser would have resolved the problem without all the drama. Just another felon who achieved room temperature while "resisting arrest".

20 Dollar Bill ..

Buys a lot of Drama..

Care Bears ..

Look at the upside: George Floyd has been sober for three years, that's worth celebrating....

I’ve never understood this. Saint George killed himself. Hasbeen

They had called for an ambulance, but it was delayed.

Didn't the police call for an ambulance? If so, what else were they supposed to do? Maybe they should have tazed him
when he became combative instead of physically contacting him. They made an on-site decision in the heat of the moment.

I had a fender bender with a LEO, he ran into me, and when the deputy responded to the scene the LEO lied to him about the sequence of events and claimed that it was my fault. Guess who's story was believed? I lost a lot of respect for LEOs because of that. If a LEO would lie about something as trivial as a simple fender bender, would he lie just as easily if the stakes were higher?

How can a Jury charge someone if the Autopsy is not complete?

I have little doubt this is correct, Floyd OD-ed himself to get rid of the evidence. Once he did that he was probably a dead man walking. The "I can't breath" started before he was placed in the police car.

My interpretation of his "resisting arrest" was panic attack as the drugs took over, not an attempt to escape the cops, but to escape the OD he was suffering.

The only thing I can fault the cops for, if anything, is not getting the EMTs on-scene quickly enough and from the video, seemingly slowing them down from providing care. Is that negligence? Maybe. It isn't murder.

I think Chauvin is a pile of sh*t .. but that doesn't make him a murderer. Justice was not done.

They called for and ambulance, but it mistakingly went to a nearby incident and was delayed. Not the cop’s fault.

I never understood why the defense that Floyd died of an overdose wasn’t accepted. Part of it was political in that the progressive fascists wanted to use it to foment anger among their base for the next election. Just as Obama et al did with lies about Trayvon.

These guys did a good job of reporting on the trial:

https://legalinsurrection.com/2021/...-chauvin-trial-in-death-of-george-floyd/

Why? Not saying he is or isn't, but open to hear the info..

Because a heart attack not Chauvin's lack of compression cutting off St George's air is what killed him. Read the autopsy. They guy had major heart disease at age 46 and was helping himself to an early grave with his drug use. If you can talk you can breathe, BTW.

The correct nomenclature is “St. George of Floyd”.

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AAAAND there ya have it.

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If you don't know the answers to these questions, you've no business in the thread.

Better ta stay in the shallow end of the 'fire pool.