Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I agree Chauvin did the wrong thing. But it’s still not murder.
He acted with reckless disregard for human life. He restricted GF airway long after he lay lifeless on the street. 2 other officers were holding him down. He was a threat to NO ONE. The outside limit of a human ability to survive without oxygen is 5 minutes (that is at the extreme end for a person with an extraordinary constitution). Chauvin held his knee on his neck for nearly DOUBLE that amount of time.
This is textbook 2nd degree murder-reckless disregard for human life.
Anonymous wrote:One can die of a heart attack within 5 minutes. He chose to take drugs, and he was a smoker which is a known hazard to lung and heart health. You can't discount that as not being a factor in his death. If he had not been on drugs, and if he had complied like McMillian was coaching him to do, the outcome may have been different.
Anonymous wrote:I agree Chauvin did the wrong thing. But it’s still not murder.
Anonymous wrote:One can die of a heart attack within 5 minutes. He chose to take drugs, and he was a smoker which is a known hazard to lung and heart health. You can't discount that as not being a factor in his death. If he had not been on drugs, and if he had complied like McMillian was coaching him to do, the outcome may have been different.
Anonymous wrote: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.
I think this will weed out people becoming cops for the wrong reasons.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:If he took more drugs in the car, that in addition to the stress of the arrest could have caused a heart attack and/or overdose. I'm not convinced Chauvin's knee was pressing hard. Sometimes it did seem like his knee was more towards the back.
His death was caused by multiple factors. Two people at Cup Foods who sensed something wasn't right. Rookie cops who couldn't get him in the car. Hardened cops. COVID. Meth, fentanyl, cigarettes. He said he couldn't breathe before Chauvin's knee was ever on him. What Chauvin did was not right, but GF was already dying.
Man, you people will tie yourselves into all kinds of knots to excuse this POS Chauvin. He must have just been pressing his knee softly into Floyd's neck. Almost a caress even.
Anonymous wrote:If he took more drugs in the car, that in addition to the stress of the arrest could have caused a heart attack and/or overdose. I'm not convinced Chauvin's knee was pressing hard. Sometimes it did seem like his knee was more towards the back.
His death was caused by multiple factors. Two people at Cup Foods who sensed something wasn't right. Rookie cops who couldn't get him in the car. Hardened cops. COVID. Meth, fentanyl, cigarettes. He said he couldn't breathe before Chauvin's knee was ever on him. What Chauvin did was not right, but GF was already dying.