I can't breathe . . . Minneapolis police kill a man in broad daylight

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:PS I think we all owe it to George Floyd and our black and brown brothers and sisters to share this horrifying video and publicly condemn it. It is stomach turning to watch. We need our stomachs turned. We need to get outraged. We need to change this. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lirHz93qJ50

I would show this video to my kid and say "Whatever you do, do not make the police get physical with you. Do what they ask you to do and keep your hands where they can see them. If they ask you for your license and registration and you have to reach into the glove compartment to get them, say "Officer, I need to reach into the glove compartment to get my registration. I need to reach in my pocket to get my license."

In fact, I have already told my kid just that.

I am NOT defending that cop for kneeling on that man's neck until he died BUT this all could have been avoided if that man had been respectful and compliant from the get go. Again - I am not saying that what this cop did was in anyway excusable. I am saying that the man would still be alive today had he been respectful and compliant with the officers.

We need to get this message across to our kids somehow, someway.

I'm not black, but you're making my blood boil. Pretty much every black person I know, especially parents of boys, has this conversation with their kids...except, it's more like, "One day the police will get physical with you. This is what you do to stay alive." As another PP pointed out, Philando Castile did everything you are describing...and he got murdered in front of a pre-schooler for it.

I have said that you can do everything right and still have this happen. The man in this particular video that we have been talking about DID resist arrest, he was not compliant and that is why the officers took him to the ground. The officer should never have kneeled on the man's neck like that. But the bottom line is the one who is dead is the guy who got his neck kneeled on. Would he have gotten his neck kneeled on if he had simply complied - most likely NO.

No. The police officer is 100% responsible for his actions. No victim blaming here.

The officer is responsible for kneeling on the man's neck and using an improper restraint on him that restricted his airway and killed him. I have said repeatedly that I consider what he did to be a crime and he should be punished for it.

However, since the man was physically resisting arrest, the officers were doing nothing wrong by physically bringing him to the ground. It was what happened once on the ground that caused this man's death and that is where the cops went wrong. I am going to tell my own kids, for their own survival, to NEVER get physical with a cop, ever.

No “howevers”.

The police officer is 100% responsible for his actions. Period.

The officer is not guilty for restraining the man. It was the WAY he restrained that man that was improper and, yes, the officer is liable for that. Unfortunately, the person who is now dead is a man who made a bad choice by resisting the officer in the first place. The man is the one who instigated the physical altercation in the first place. I know that you do not want to hear it but that is what happened. Should he have had his neck kneeled on? No way. Was that officer on some type of power kick? Absolutely. Did the officer use a proper restraint on the guy? No.

Who is now dead? The man who physically resisted the officers. Had he made a different choice, he likely would not be dead. You don't want to hear that but that is the truth. All the protests over his death is not going to bring him back.

Hold the bad officers accountable for their crimes - absolutely.

[Anonymous]

Big city Mayors better step up already.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:
I’d like to hear some constructive solutions here...

And yes, the criminal cops (and others) must be held accountable!!

That isn't going to happen on this site. There are very few people on here with actual LE experience, and they get drowned out by hateful people making long winded ignorant statements. Or they just accuse you of being a racist or whatever.

First change I would make is requiring police to live in the city that they serve.

Don’t want to do that? Go find another job.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:PS I think we all owe it to George Floyd and our black and brown brothers and sisters to share this horrifying video and publicly condemn it. It is stomach turning to watch. We need our stomachs turned. We need to get outraged. We need to change this. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lirHz93qJ50

I would show this video to my kid and say "Whatever you do, do not make the police get physical with you. Do what they ask you to do and keep your hands where they can see them. If they ask you for your license and registration and you have to reach into the glove compartment to get them, say "Officer, I need to reach into the glove compartment to get my registration. I need to reach in my pocket to get my license."

In fact, I have already told my kid just that.

I am NOT defending that cop for kneeling on that man's neck until he died BUT this all could have been avoided if that man had been respectful and compliant from the get go. Again - I am not saying that what this cop did was in anyway excusable. I am saying that the man would still be alive today had he been respectful and compliant with the officers.

We need to get this message across to our kids somehow, someway.

I'm not black, but you're making my blood boil. Pretty much every black person I know, especially parents of boys, has this conversation with their kids...except, it's more like, "One day the police will get physical with you. This is what you do to stay alive." As another PP pointed out, Philando Castile did everything you are describing...and he got murdered in front of a pre-schooler for it.

I have said that you can do everything right and still have this happen. The man in this particular video that we have been talking about DID resist arrest, he was not compliant and that is why the officers took him to the ground. The officer should never have kneeled on the man's neck like that. But the bottom line is the one who is dead is the guy who got his neck kneeled on. Would he have gotten his neck kneeled on if he had simply complied - most likely NO.

No. The police officer is 100% responsible for his actions. No victim blaming here.

The officer is responsible for kneeling on the man's neck and using an improper restraint on him that restricted his airway and killed him. I have said repeatedly that I consider what he did to be a crime and he should be punished for it.

However, since the man was physically resisting arrest, the officers were doing nothing wrong by physically bringing him to the ground. It was what happened once on the ground that caused this man's death and that is where the cops went wrong. I am going to tell my own kids, for their own survival, to NEVER get physical with a cop, ever.

No “howevers”.

The police officer is 100% responsible for his actions. Period.

+1

Again, let me put it to you this way:

A BLACK man allegedly uses a fraudulent check. He fit the description of the person who used the check and was at the wrong place at the wrong time. Maybe he did, maybe he didn't. There was no investigation. No charge. No conviction. He instead was arrested on the street, humiliated in front of people standing by and ultimately slowly, painfully, excruciatingly executed at broad daylight, with several witnesses, cameras rolling. He was never convicted of a crime.

The four WHITE man that KILLED this man (not allegedly, because, in this case, there are witnesses, video evidence, all the proof is right there) lose their jobs (gasp), but now an "investigation" will take place to decide their fate. They weren't handcuffed and taken to jail. They will get to take warm showers, have dinners with their families and kiss their kids good night while an investigation (by people who look like them, think like them and likely see them as heroes) happens.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:PS I think we all owe it to George Floyd and our black and brown brothers and sisters to share this horrifying video and publicly condemn it. It is stomach turning to watch. We need our stomachs turned. We need to get outraged. We need to change this. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lirHz93qJ50

I would show this video to my kid and say "Whatever you do, do not make the police get physical with you. Do what they ask you to do and keep your hands where they can see them. If they ask you for your license and registration and you have to reach into the glove compartment to get them, say "Officer, I need to reach into the glove compartment to get my registration. I need to reach in my pocket to get my license."

In fact, I have already told my kid just that.

I am NOT defending that cop for kneeling on that man's neck until he died BUT this all could have been avoided if that man had been respectful and compliant from the get go. Again - I am not saying that what this cop did was in anyway excusable. I am saying that the man would still be alive today had he been respectful and compliant with the officers.

We need to get this message across to our kids somehow, someway.

I'm not black, but you're making my blood boil. Pretty much every black person I know, especially parents of boys, has this conversation with their kids...except, it's more like, "One day the police will get physical with you. This is what you do to stay alive." As another PP pointed out, Philando Castile did everything you are describing...and he got murdered in front of a pre-schooler for it.

I have said that you can do everything right and still have this happen. The man in this particular video that we have been talking about DID resist arrest, he was not compliant and that is why the officers took him to the ground. The officer should never have kneeled on the man's neck like that. But the bottom line is the one who is dead is the guy who got his neck kneeled on. Would he have gotten his neck kneeled on if he had simply complied - most likely NO.

No. The police officer is 100% responsible for his actions. No victim blaming here.

The officer is responsible for kneeling on the man's neck and using an improper restraint on him that restricted his airway and killed him. I have said repeatedly that I consider what he did to be a crime and he should be punished for it.

However, since the man was physically resisting arrest, the officers were doing nothing wrong by physically bringing him to the ground. It was what happened once on the ground that caused this man's death and that is where the cops went wrong. I am going to tell my own kids, for their own survival, to NEVER get physical with a cop, ever.

Any proof that he was resisting? And no, we are not relying on the dirty cops’ word. They are lying bastards.

Two videos so far show the victim not resisting in any way. Further, the idiot cops took him out of the car only to murder him in front of a crowd.

Bring proof or STFU.

-White Man

There is video upthread of him resisting. The cops were ordering him out of his vehicle, he wasn't complying and it took two of them to get him out. You probably didn't see that part and I hadn't, either. Once I saw that he had actually gotten physical with the cops - more resisting them but still physical - that was when I could see that they had a reason to get him physically restrained. They had no right to kneel on his neck like that and it was crazy how the other cops there did nothing to stop him.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:
I’d like to hear some constructive solutions here...

And yes, the criminal cops (and others) must be held accountable!!

That isn't going to happen on this site. There are very few people on here with actual LE experience, and they get drowned out by hateful people making long winded ignorant statements. Or they just accuse you of being a racist or whatever.

First change I would make is requiring police to live in the city that they serve.

Don’t want to do that? Go find another job.

They used to do that in some cities, and officers left to other departments. Overall, it wasn't a good move.

A big problem is that LE doesnt attract many people who really want to help people. Very few people in LE actually volunteer, much unlike my friends who work in fire/EMS, though it's a bit anecdotal.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:PS I think we all owe it to George Floyd and our black and brown brothers and sisters to share this horrifying video and publicly condemn it. It is stomach turning to watch. We need our stomachs turned. We need to get outraged. We need to change this. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lirHz93qJ50

I would show this video to my kid and say "Whatever you do, do not make the police get physical with you. Do what they ask you to do and keep your hands where they can see them. If they ask you for your license and registration and you have to reach into the glove compartment to get them, say "Officer, I need to reach into the glove compartment to get my registration. I need to reach in my pocket to get my license."

In fact, I have already told my kid just that.

I am NOT defending that cop for kneeling on that man's neck until he died BUT this all could have been avoided if that man had been respectful and compliant from the get go. Again - I am not saying that what this cop did was in anyway excusable. I am saying that the man would still be alive today had he been respectful and compliant with the officers.

We need to get this message across to our kids somehow, someway.

I'm not black, but you're making my blood boil. Pretty much every black person I know, especially parents of boys, has this conversation with their kids...except, it's more like, "One day the police will get physical with you. This is what you do to stay alive." As another PP pointed out, Philando Castile did everything you are describing...and he got murdered in front of a pre-schooler for it.

I have said that you can do everything right and still have this happen. The man in this particular video that we have been talking about DID resist arrest, he was not compliant and that is why the officers took him to the ground. The officer should never have kneeled on the man's neck like that. But the bottom line is the one who is dead is the guy who got his neck kneeled on. Would he have gotten his neck kneeled on if he had simply complied - most likely NO.

No. The police officer is 100% responsible for his actions. No victim blaming here.

The officer is responsible for kneeling on the man's neck and using an improper restraint on him that restricted his airway and killed him. I have said repeatedly that I consider what he did to be a crime and he should be punished for it.

However, since the man was physically resisting arrest, the officers were doing nothing wrong by physically bringing him to the ground. It was what happened once on the ground that caused this man's death and that is where the cops went wrong. I am going to tell my own kids, for their own survival, to NEVER get physical with a cop, ever.

No “howevers”.

The police officer is 100% responsible for his actions. Period.

The officer is not guilty for restraining the man. It was the WAY he restrained that man that was improper and, yes, the officer is liable for that. Unfortunately, the person who is now dead is a man who made a bad choice by resisting the officer in the first place. The man is the one who instigated the physical altercation in the first place. I know that you do not want to hear it but that is what happened. Should he have had his neck kneeled on? No way. Was that officer on some type of power kick? Absolutely. Did the officer use a proper restraint on the guy? No.

Who is now dead? The man who physically resisted the officers. Had he made a different choice, he likely would not be dead. You don't want to hear that but that is the truth. All the protests over his death is not going to bring him back.

Hold the bad officers accountable for their crimes - absolutely.

Offer proof of the bolded or GTFO.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:PS I think we all owe it to George Floyd and our black and brown brothers and sisters to share this horrifying video and publicly condemn it. It is stomach turning to watch. We need our stomachs turned. We need to get outraged. We need to change this. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lirHz93qJ50

I would show this video to my kid and say "Whatever you do, do not make the police get physical with you. Do what they ask you to do and keep your hands where they can see them. If they ask you for your license and registration and you have to reach into the glove compartment to get them, say "Officer, I need to reach into the glove compartment to get my registration. I need to reach in my pocket to get my license."

In fact, I have already told my kid just that.

I am NOT defending that cop for kneeling on that man's neck until he died BUT this all could have been avoided if that man had been respectful and compliant from the get go. Again - I am not saying that what this cop did was in anyway excusable. I am saying that the man would still be alive today had he been respectful and compliant with the officers.

We need to get this message across to our kids somehow, someway.

I'm not black, but you're making my blood boil. Pretty much every black person I know, especially parents of boys, has this conversation with their kids...except, it's more like, "One day the police will get physical with you. This is what you do to stay alive." As another PP pointed out, Philando Castile did everything you are describing...and he got murdered in front of a pre-schooler for it.

I have said that you can do everything right and still have this happen. The man in this particular video that we have been talking about DID resist arrest, he was not compliant and that is why the officers took him to the ground. The officer should never have kneeled on the man's neck like that. But the bottom line is the one who is dead is the guy who got his neck kneeled on. Would he have gotten his neck kneeled on if he had simply complied - most likely NO.

No. The police officer is 100% responsible for his actions. No victim blaming here.

The officer is responsible for kneeling on the man's neck and using an improper restraint on him that restricted his airway and killed him. I have said repeatedly that I consider what he did to be a crime and he should be punished for it.

However, since the man was physically resisting arrest, the officers were doing nothing wrong by physically bringing him to the ground. It was what happened once on the ground that caused this man's death and that is where the cops went wrong. I am going to tell my own kids, for their own survival, to NEVER get physical with a cop, ever.

Any proof that he was resisting? And no, we are not relying on the dirty cops’ word. They are lying bastards.

Two videos so far show the victim not resisting in any way. Further, the idiot cops took him out of the car only to murder him in front of a crowd.

Bring proof or STFU.

-White Man

There is video upthread of him resisting. The cops were ordering him out of his vehicle, he wasn't complying and it took two of them to get him out. You probably didn't see that part and I hadn't, either. Once I saw that he had actually gotten physical with the cops - more resisting them but still physical - that was when I could see that they had a reason to get him physically restrained. They had no right to kneel on his neck like that and it was crazy how the other cops there did nothing to stop him.

Please continue to contrive lengthy dissertations explaining your rationale for blaming the victim.
I can sum up everyone’s response to your term papers...

[Anonymous]

Looks like state sanctioned lynching to me.

Most white people devalue black l ives in a multitude of ways, from implicit bias in medicine to straight out murder.

It's a deep sickness in this country and we won't ever change unless we own up to our crimes past and present.

I'm constantly confronting my own participation in a racially unjust society, my lack of real action, be wise I live in the comfort zone of whiteness.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Looks like state sanctioned lynching to me.

Most white people devalue black l ives in a multitude of ways, from implicit bias in medicine to straight out murder.

It's a deep sickness in this country and we won't ever change unless we own up to our crimes past and present.

I'm constantly confronting my own participation in a racially unjust society, my lack of real action, be wise I live in the comfort zone of whiteness.

How exactly are you owning up to your crimes?
Perhaps handcuff yourself on house arrest for a few years.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:
I’d like to hear some constructive solutions here...

And yes, the criminal cops (and others) must be held accountable!!

That isn't going to happen on this site. There are very few people on here with actual LE experience, and they get drowned out by hateful people making long winded ignorant statements. Or they just accuse you of being a racist or whatever.

So you don’t have any constructive thoughts?

[Anonymous]

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The officer is not guilty for restraining the man. It was the WAY he restrained that man that was improper and, yes, the officer is liable for that. Unfortunately, the person who is now dead is a man who made a bad choice by resisting the officer in the first place. The man is the one who instigated the physical altercation in the first place. I know that you do not want to hear it but that is what happened. Should he have had his neck kneeled on? No way. Was that officer on some type of power kick? Absolutely. Did the officer use a proper restraint on the guy? No.

Who is now dead? The man who physically resisted the officers. Had he made a different choice, he likely would not be dead. You don't want to hear that but that is the truth. All the protests over his death is not going to bring him back.

Hold the bad officers accountable for their crimes - absolutely.

The very definition of victim blame. The reason nothing changes is because this narrative (which likely isn't even true in this case) always wins in the long run.

-- Not black, but a rape survivor who, yes, drank too much that night...

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:PS I think we all owe it to George Floyd and our black and brown brothers and sisters to share this horrifying video and publicly condemn it. It is stomach turning to watch. We need our stomachs turned. We need to get outraged. We need to change this. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lirHz93qJ50

I would show this video to my kid and say "Whatever you do, do not make the police get physical with you. Do what they ask you to do and keep your hands where they can see them. If they ask you for your license and registration and you have to reach into the glove compartment to get them, say "Officer, I need to reach into the glove compartment to get my registration. I need to reach in my pocket to get my license."

In fact, I have already told my kid just that.

I am NOT defending that cop for kneeling on that man's neck until he died BUT this all could have been avoided if that man had been respectful and compliant from the get go. Again - I am not saying that what this cop did was in anyway excusable. I am saying that the man would still be alive today had he been respectful and compliant with the officers.

We need to get this message across to our kids somehow, someway.

I'm not black, but you're making my blood boil. Pretty much every black person I know, especially parents of boys, has this conversation with their kids...except, it's more like, "One day the police will get physical with you. This is what you do to stay alive." As another PP pointed out, Philando Castile did everything you are describing...and he got murdered in front of a pre-schooler for it.

I have said that you can do everything right and still have this happen. The man in this particular video that we have been talking about DID resist arrest, he was not compliant and that is why the officers took him to the ground. The officer should never have kneeled on the man's neck like that. But the bottom line is the one who is dead is the guy who got his neck kneeled on. Would he have gotten his neck kneeled on if he had simply complied - most likely NO.

No. The police officer is 100% responsible for his actions. No victim blaming here.

The officer is responsible for kneeling on the man's neck and using an improper restraint on him that restricted his airway and killed him. I have said repeatedly that I consider what he did to be a crime and he should be punished for it.

However, since the man was physically resisting arrest, the officers were doing nothing wrong by physically bringing him to the ground. It was what happened once on the ground that caused this man's death and that is where the cops went wrong. I am going to tell my own kids, for their own survival, to NEVER get physical with a cop, ever.

No “howevers”.

The police officer is 100% responsible for his actions. Period.

The officer is not guilty for restraining the man. It was the WAY he restrained that man that was improper and, yes, the officer is liable for that. Unfortunately, the person who is now dead is a man who made a bad choice by resisting the officer in the first place. The man is the one who instigated the physical altercation in the first place. I know that you do not want to hear it but that is what happened. Should he have had his neck kneeled on? No way. Was that officer on some type of power kick? Absolutely. Did the officer use a proper restraint on the guy? No.

Who is now dead? The man who physically resisted the officers. Had he made a different choice, he likely would not be dead. You don't want to hear that but that is the truth. All the protests over his death is not going to bring him back.

Hold the bad officers accountable for their crimes - absolutely.

If you want to tell your kids to watch out for dirty cops, go ahead.

But even if he was resisting arrest that’s not a death sentence. Still 100% on the cop. It wasn’t a freak accident.

It was 100% the cop’s actions. Stop shifting the blame.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:
The officer is not guilty for restraining the man. It was the WAY he restrained that man that was improper and, yes, the officer is liable for that. Unfortunately, the person who is now dead is a man who made a bad choice by resisting the officer in the first place. The man is the one who instigated the physical altercation in the first place. I know that you do not want to hear it but that is what happened. Should he have had his neck kneeled on? No way. Was that officer on some type of power kick? Absolutely. Did the officer use a proper restraint on the guy? No.

Who is now dead? The man who physically resisted the officers. Had he made a different choice, he likely would not be dead. You don't want to hear that but that is the truth. All the protests over his death is not going to bring him back.

Hold the bad officers accountable for their crimes - absolutely.

The very definition of victim blame. The reason nothing changes is because this narrative (which likely isn't even true in this case) always wins in the long run.

-- Not black, but a rape survivor who, yes, drank too much that night...

Exactly. He wasn’t “asking for it” FFS.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:PS I think we all owe it to George Floyd and our black and brown brothers and sisters to share this horrifying video and publicly condemn it. It is stomach turning to watch. We need our stomachs turned. We need to get outraged. We need to change this. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lirHz93qJ50

I would show this video to my kid and say "Whatever you do, do not make the police get physical with you. Do what they ask you to do and keep your hands where they can see them. If they ask you for your license and registration and you have to reach into the glove compartment to get them, say "Officer, I need to reach into the glove compartment to get my registration. I need to reach in my pocket to get my license."

In fact, I have already told my kid just that.

I am NOT defending that cop for kneeling on that man's neck until he died BUT this all could have been avoided if that man had been respectful and compliant from the get go. Again - I am not saying that what this cop did was in anyway excusable. I am saying that the man would still be alive today had he been respectful and compliant with the officers.

We need to get this message across to our kids somehow, someway.

I'm not black, but you're making my blood boil. Pretty much every black person I know, especially parents of boys, has this conversation with their kids...except, it's more like, "One day the police will get physical with you. This is what you do to stay alive." As another PP pointed out, Philando Castile did everything you are describing...and he got murdered in front of a pre-schooler for it.

I have said that you can do everything right and still have this happen. The man in this particular video that we have been talking about DID resist arrest, he was not compliant and that is why the officers took him to the ground. The officer should never have kneeled on the man's neck like that. But the bottom line is the one who is dead is the guy who got his neck kneeled on. Would he have gotten his neck kneeled on if he had simply complied - most likely NO.

No. The police officer is 100% responsible for his actions. No victim blaming here.

The officer is responsible for kneeling on the man's neck and using an improper restraint on him that restricted his airway and killed him. I have said repeatedly that I consider what he did to be a crime and he should be punished for it.

However, since the man was physically resisting arrest, the officers were doing nothing wrong by physically bringing him to the ground. It was what happened once on the ground that caused this man's death and that is where the cops went wrong. I am going to tell my own kids, for their own survival, to NEVER get physical with a cop, ever.

No “howevers”.

The police officer is 100% responsible for his actions. Period.

The officer is not guilty for restraining the man. It was the WAY he restrained that man that was improper and, yes, the officer is liable for that. Unfortunately, the person who is now dead is a man who made a bad choice by resisting the officer in the first place. The man is the one who instigated the physical altercation in the first place. I know that you do not want to hear it but that is what happened. Should he have had his neck kneeled on? No way. Was that officer on some type of power kick? Absolutely. Did the officer use a proper restraint on the guy? No.

Who is now dead? The man who physically resisted the officers. Had he made a different choice, he likely would not be dead. You don't want to hear that but that is the truth. All the protests over his death is not going to bring him back.

Hold the bad officers accountable for their crimes - absolutely.

If you want to tell your kids to watch out for dirty cops, go ahead.

But even if he was resisting arrest that’s not a death sentence. Still 100% on the cop. It wasn’t a freak accident.

It was 100% the cop’s actions. Stop shifting the blame.

Cop is doing jail. Man is still dead. No one wins. Now what???