Anonymous wrote:Why wasn’t Floyd put into the back of the patrol car? How and why was he on the ground?

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Anonymous wrote:Didn’t George say ‘He couldn’t get up, he would if he could’, to Mr. McMillian when he told him to just get in the car.
Another sign that he was not a threat.

Floyd must have been a threat at some point though. Why the need to restrain then? No way should Chauvin have attempted or have been expected to do this alone though. Why didn’t any other officer assist?

He was hand-cuffed because he was being arrested for a fake 20 dollar bill.

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Anonymous wrote:Didn’t George say ‘He couldn’t get up, he would if he could’, to Mr. McMillian when he told him to just get in the car.
Another sign that he was not a threat.

Floyd must have been a threat at some point though. Why the need to restrain then? No way should Chauvin have attempted or have been expected to do this alone though. Why didn’t any other officer assist?

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Anonymous wrote:What should Chauvin have done? Should he have tasered Floyd? Shot him in the foot or leg? Maybe have an additional officer sit on him, but sit on the back and legs while restraining his arms? If Floyd was high and uncontrollable and larger, stronger and overpowering the officers, what should have been done? Murder is never the answer but how would a better officer deal with this?

He was handcuffed and laying on his stomach. At that point, whatever threat level the officers felt was greatly reduced. A lieutenant is on the stand right now and he testified that the use of force (knee on the neck) was unnecessary.

They probably should cuff the ankles as well in certain cases.

The Lt. testifying right now addressed this. He said the threat level is still greatly reduced even if the person tries to kick; you can move out of the way.

But the suspect could run away.

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Anonymous wrote:What should Chauvin have done? Should he have tasered Floyd? Shot him in the foot or leg? Maybe have an additional officer sit on him, but sit on the back and legs while restraining his arms? If Floyd was high and uncontrollable and larger, stronger and overpowering the officers, what should have been done? Murder is never the answer but how would a better officer deal with this?

He was handcuffed and laying on his stomach. At that point, whatever threat level the officers felt was greatly reduced. A lieutenant is on the stand right now and he testified that the use of force (knee on the neck) was unnecessary.

They probably should cuff the ankles as well in certain cases.

The Lt. testifying right now addressed this. He said the threat level is still greatly reduced even if the person tries to kick; you can move out of the way.

Anonymous wrote:Didn’t George say ‘He couldn’t get up, he would if he could’, to Mr. McMillian when he told him to just get in the car.
Another sign that he was not a threat.

Anonymous wrote:Didn’t George say ‘He couldn’t get up, he would if he could’, to Mr. McMillian when he told him to just get in the car.
Another sign that he was not a threat.

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Anonymous wrote:What should Chauvin have done? Should he have tasered Floyd? Shot him in the foot or leg? Maybe have an additional officer sit on him, but sit on the back and legs while restraining his arms? If Floyd was high and uncontrollable and larger, stronger and overpowering the officers, what should have been done? Murder is never the answer but how would a better officer deal with this?

He was handcuffed and laying on his stomach. At that point, whatever threat level the officers felt was greatly reduced. A lieutenant is on the stand right now and he testified that the use of force (knee on the neck) was unnecessary.

They probably should cuff the ankles as well in certain cases.

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Anonymous wrote:What should Chauvin have done? Should he have tasered Floyd? Shot him in the foot or leg? Maybe have an additional officer sit on him, but sit on the back and legs while restraining his arms? If Floyd was high and uncontrollable and larger, stronger and overpowering the officers, what should have been done? Murder is never the answer but how would a better officer deal with this?

A literal police officer is currently on the stand WHILE YOU ARE WRITING THIS saying Chauvin's use of force was "totally unnecessary" when taking into account the facts, the department policies, and their training. On what basis do you dispute this expert testimony?

Explain specifically what should have been done to restrain a potentially combative person who is much larger and stronger? How would a responsible officer do this alone?

Chauvin wasn't alone so this question is irrelevant.

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Anonymous wrote:What should Chauvin have done? Should he have tasered Floyd? Shot him in the foot or leg? Maybe have an additional officer sit on him, but sit on the back and legs while restraining his arms? If Floyd was high and uncontrollable and larger, stronger and overpowering the officers, what should have been done? Murder is never the answer but how would a better officer deal with this?

A literal police officer is currently on the stand WHILE YOU ARE WRITING THIS saying Chauvin's use of force was "totally unnecessary" when taking into account the facts, the department policies, and their training. On what basis do you dispute this expert testimony?

Explain specifically what should have been done to restrain a potentially combative person who is much larger and stronger? How would a responsible officer do this alone?