Anonymous wrote:Let’s see what happens. If the police officer gets charged with murder in this case there will be very few officers willing to either choose to respond to calls or choose this as a career.
Anonymous wrote:t’s easy to sit at your desk behind your computer and judge. Floyd was a huge muscular guy high on drugs and combative. People pass out all the time while high. They don’t usually die. While the cop should have checked on Floyd he is not substantially responsible for his death. Meth + COVID + a heart condition + long term drug use killed Floyd. That it happened during an arrest is incidental. Cops have to deal with violent combative drug users constantly.
Anonymous wrote:Let’s see what happens. If the police officer gets charged with murder in this case there will be very few officers willing to either choose to respond to calls or choose this as a career.
Anonymous wrote:Let’s see what happens. If the police officer gets charged with murder in this case there will be very few officers willing to either choose to respond to calls or choose this as a career.
Anonymous wrote:t’s easy to sit at your desk behind your computer and judge. Floyd was a huge muscular guy high on drugs and combative. People pass out all the time while high. They don’t usually die. While the cop should have checked on Floyd he is not substantially responsible for his death. Meth + COVID + a heart condition + long term drug use killed Floyd. That it happened during an arrest is incidental. Cops have to deal with violent combative drug users constantly.
Also, the ER doctor who treated Floyd disagrees with the prior poster.Anonymous wrote:The police chief, along with several other higher-ranking members of the police department, disagree with you.Anonymous wrote:t’s easy to sit at your desk behind your computer and judge. Floyd was a huge muscular guy high on drugs and combative. People pass out all the time while high. They don’t usually die. While the cop should have checked on Floyd he is not substantially responsible for his death. Meth + COVID + a heart condition + long term drug use killed Floyd. That it happened during an arrest is incidental. Cops have to deal with violent combative drug users constantly.
The police chief, along with several other higher-ranking members of the police department, disagree with you.Anonymous wrote:t’s easy to sit at your desk behind your computer and judge. Floyd was a huge muscular guy high on drugs and combative. People pass out all the time while high. They don’t usually die. While the cop should have checked on Floyd he is not substantially responsible for his death. Meth + COVID + a heart condition + long term drug use killed Floyd. That it happened during an arrest is incidental. Cops have to deal with violent combative drug users constantly.
Anonymous wrote:t’s easy to sit at your desk behind your computer and judge. Floyd was a huge muscular guy high on drugs and combative. People pass out all the time while high. They don’t usually die. While the cop should have checked on Floyd he is not substantially responsible for his death. Meth + COVID + a heart condition + long term drug use killed Floyd. That it happened during an arrest is incidental. Cops have to deal with violent combative drug users constantly.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:He may have quickly taken drugs to hide the evidence, which started to take effect. He may have gotten injured in the car either due to panicking, the drugs, or the struggle. He was a danger to himself, and others, and that's why they held him. If it was the back of his neck, I don't think that would be harmful. The exact placement of Chauvin's knee is key, and you can't tell by looking what amount of pressure he was applying. Why he would do it, and zone out to where the paramedics had to tell him to get off of him, I don't know.
It's easy for his supervisor to say he had no reason to use restraint, when he wasn't in the situation. The claustrophobia only came up in the police car, not his own car. It looks bad for Chauvin for GF to say they're going to kill me, and the crowd to say what they said. The cops had info the crowd did not have. For the off duty EMT woman to think she could have saved his life, without knowing the drugs he was on, is optimistic.
I would guess that you're are not a medical examiner, correct? Why on Earth then would you disregard the autopsy finding? It's been quoted upthread. As for a knee on the back of a neck, I think you should try that out for the sake of research & get back to us (if you lived which I doubt). LE are able to put the knee on the shoulders WHILE HANDCUFFING. Not neck, & not for nine minutes.
Why are you looking for reasons to excuse this guy? He failed in his job, & he has failed as a human being. Now he has to pay the price.