Comments by "Pookie Boo" (@pookieboo6711) on "CNBC Television" channel.

  1.  @juniorakasuperman  Chauvin chokes him in the car too. This cop had been choking people out for quite some time, check his misconduct records.
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  2.  Ems Life  I don’t think they bleep out talk like that, these guys were pumped up to do some damage.
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  3. It does because cops not only fear black men but they value their life less. The owner of the bar Chauvin worked at hinted he was racist. He wouldn’t allow black guards near him in jail.... It would be interesting to learn what race his victims were in his prior 20 misconduct complaints
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  4.  Ems Life  Well they did a crappy job & 3 of them resigned.
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  5.  @654Crossman  They had a search warrant not an arrest warrant
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  6. So that gets added to his charges, it’s not a reason to shoot him.
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  7.  Ems Life  I know it might be difficult for you to believe but they do have several other tools to use besides guns.
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  8. They need to bring up some of this ex-cop’s arrest complaints. I’m so sick of all the victim blaming, this was a bad cop.
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  9. He showed far more respect than that bad cop deserved.
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  10.  @humptydumptybrianstelter9480  Even the judge nodded off during Nelson’s nonsense. He lterally interrupted a run on sentence to call lunch.
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  11. Well, that’s the problem. They get hooked on the legal ones but they’re too expensive...
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  12. They didn’t even arrest him properly. Two rookies should not be partners.
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  13.  @jaym9846  Maybe you need to read the bodycam transcripts. He was not arrested properly. He was not told why he was even handcuffed or getting in the squad car.
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  14. Why do you care about a bad cop that likes to choke people out over petty offenses? That doesn’t even contribute to the taxes that supply his paycheck?
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  15. He tried to plea bargain 3rd degree murder last year, get over yourself.
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  16. & 9 counts of felony tax evasion
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  17. Is it difficult to google & educate yourself on the topic?
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  18. Thomas Jefferson would have encouraged the same thing.
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  19. You thought you’d get an honest answer?
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  20. Will you be there on June 30th for his next felony trial too?
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  21.  @liberaldumbfuck4808  Move there then.
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  22.  Ems Life  You’ll pass until it happens to someone you actually care about
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  23. So what?
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  24.  Ems Life  The 👮‍♀️ fired 13 shots at his car & hit the neighbor’s house vs they can move their fat asses out of the way of a car in a driveway in reverse, going 15mph tops. Your logic “The guy in the car was the most dangerous!” 🤠
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  25. Even if that were true they would still be charged with negligence. A handcuffed suspect in their custody overdosing while they know CPR & carry Narcan?
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  26. 2. Neck restraints shall not be used against subjects who are passively resisting as defined by policy. (04/16/12)
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  27. Say that when it happens to someone you actually care about
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  28. He was a bad cop, thank God he’s off the streets.
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  29. It got looted & shut down for almost a year.
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  30.  @danielochs5076  There is nothing in the transcript backing up your claim.
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  31. Victim blamers defending bad cops...
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  32. To low iq racist sheep?
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  33.  cw1832  “The Chauvins, who had been living in Oakdale, face nine felony tax evasion charges alleging that they underreported $464,433 in joint income from 2014 to 2019.” Oh & let’s hope his past victims of police misconduct show up too, like the woman he yanked out of her car for doing 10 over the speed limit.
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  34. They have other means of control besides smothering someone to death. This cop didn’t even listen to his peers. If you don’t get emotional over this testimony you’re not human. Bet that would change if this happened to someone you actually care about.
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  35. The only known lethal dose of fentanyl is 70ng, due to a thing called tolerance. Educate yourself instead of spreading lies.
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  36.  @zulubravo9434  Incorrect. Learn what tolerance is.
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  37.  @zulubravo9434  Incorrect. Did you even bother watching this trial?
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  38.  @zulubravo9434  He was a chronic user with a significant tolerance. This was documented & testified. Living DUI drivers had nearly 5 times his 11ng in them & they didn’t die. Your quote was corrected but even if it hadn’t been, the pills were on the floor not in his system.
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  39.  @zulubravo9434  They covered his tolerance. Even a defense witness, Michelle Moseng, who thought she was testifying for the defense, helped prove his tolerance from a previous hospital visit. The ratio of metabolism tells you if a person can’t handle the drug. The phrase was corrected as “I ain’t do no drugs”. It’s sad because I watched the trial live & Nelson thought the DUI drivers died. He literally threw a fit when he screwed up his cross exam & tried to blame the prosecution until he finally realized he failed to read the updated report. Second time he was completely unprepared to cross exam an expert witness. No wonder he tossed around so many hypotheticals.
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  40.  @zulubravo9434  You obviously didn’t watch the cross exam on Reyerson. He corrected what he heard. Not reading the rest of your wall as I don’t believe you watched the full trial and have a bias opinion.
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  41.  @uf1978  Passive resistance due to a medical condition or intoxication = no neck restraint. Bad cop didn’t follow his own policy manual.
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  42. That cop had been evading taxes for years & has a history of misconduct, why do you care? Oh, cus he’s white & maybe wasn’t on drugs himself? I mean, he had to be on something if he thought he’d get away with all of this. Didn’t his wife file for divorce when she found out? I think she knows him better than you do.
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  43. “A little rebellion now and then is a good thing” - Thomas Jefferson
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  44. Bad cops need to be exposed & removed. We wouldn’t even have this trial if it wasn’t for the rioters. It would have been buried like the rest.
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  45.  @jmo6394  So an innocent man tried to get 3rd degree murder a couple days after killing someone? Was BLM even involved that early?
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  46.  @mostlypeaceful2854  Ok, so instead they shot up the neighbors house.
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  47. Bad cops exist, you live in a bubble, apparently.
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  48. There were police testifying against him. They’d have to be racist or completely incompetent.
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  49. We also wouldn’t have known the cop had 9 counts of felony tax evasion & 20 more victims of police misconduct (who I hope testify). & keep recording so the bad cops are weeded out.
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  50. The family shouldn’t have to wait 10 days either. That’s highly suspicious
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  51. You got any mirrors in your house?
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  52. The “poor cop” was facing time anyway, for tax evasion.
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  53. You’ve probably done much worse in your time
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  54. Say that when this happens to someone you actually care about.
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  55. Petty crime even if he knew.
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  56. Female 1: He’s about to pass out. Thomas Lane: I think he passing out. Derek Chauvin: You guys all right, though ? Thomas Lane: Yeah
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  57. Then why did he try to plea bargain 3rd degree murder shortly after it happened?
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  58.  @popularshows6433  That was a poor reenactment, starting with the cuffs. No bruises afterward = not enough pressure.
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  59.  @popularshows6433  You didn’t even watch the trial. Left side of his face, left shoulder.
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  60.  @popularshows6433  Not scratches, bruises. He was pushed pretty hard into that pavement, Crowder wasn’t.
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  61. I think he’ll get 3rd degree
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  62. Let he who is without sin cast the first stone...
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  63. Victim blame much? If it hadn’t been Mr Floyd it would have been someone else soon enough. This cop was living above the law, look into it.
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  64.  @karlosthejackel69  Cop’s facing 9 counts of felony tax evasion on top of all this.
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  65. & if it hadn’t been recorded it would have been swept under the rug with the rest. Keep recording.
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  66. You’re right, a felon cop is off the streets. Too bad he took 3 other cops with him, they seemed more humane but what can you do, personal responsibility, right?
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  67.  @patricks-man5635  Your cop’s a career felon too, 9 counts of felony tax evasion up until this arrest. Not to mention all the prior police misconduct. Now maybe, just maybe, you can see them as equal & focus on what actual happened instead of spending your time victim blaming.
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  68. I’m not a fan of dealers but if we accept this excessive force it continues on the next person. So even if you hate this man, it is not OK. This cannot become the norm.
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  69.  Ems Life  Quit saying “we” like you represent a race.
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  70. Misdemeanor under $1,000 in Minnesota...Meanwhile, Chauvin’s 9 counts of tax evasion = felony.
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  71.  @nevysnova  In Minnesota, penalties for knowingly passing or offering fake currency depend on the face value of the currency or the amount of property or services the person attempted to obtain. If the face value or property or services sought are less than $1,000, the crime is a misdemeanor with a maximum penalty of one year's jail time.
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  72.  @nevysnova  Show me a sample case of someone from Minnesota facing a felony for passing a fake $20.
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  73.  @nevysnova  Way to avoid proving your claim... Resisting arrest is a loose term btw. He didn’t resist the actual arrest, he resisted being placed in the back seat. Whether he truly had claustrophobia or not, I don’t know yet but I do know that Chauvin has about 20 misconduct cases. One included a 14 year old that Chauvin used a neck restraint on in 2017 & and 2 more in 2019, all 3 of the positions were held too long... One of the guys he choked unconscious simply had “tensed up” is that resisting in your eyes?
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  74.  @nevysnova  It’s a misdemeanor with a max 1 year sentence.
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  75.  @RyanJerdon  Or you could just google “Why are asphyxia deaths so difficult to prove” instead of being lazy & arrogant.
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  76. The brain got cut off, it needs 20%. Dr Tobin already explained this...
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  77. Blood choke cuts off the jugular on the side.
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  78.  @the_99misc  Get some glasses
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  79. Taser.
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  80. The cop? Hell yeah, get that hothead off the street.
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  81. Victim blaming doesn’t stop police brutality
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  82. If that’s worth the death penalty to you maybe you should look into the cop’s tax evasion case.
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  83.  @liberaldumbfuck4808  So use a grappler.
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  84. Female 1: He’s about to pass out. Thomas Lane: I think he passing out. Derek Chauvin: You guys all right, though ? Thomas Lane: Yeah
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  85.  @FungusMossGnosis  No, they didn’t. The paramedic, Seth Bravinder, said he was dead when he first got there & that he was dead when he dropped him off at the hospital.
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  86.  @jenntip  You must have missed DrTobin’s testimony where he covered his respiratory rate...
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  87. The chief of police is the hero
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  88. He didn’t fight to his death though, Einstein
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  89.  @MudFlapShoes  We’ve all seen the same videos, we all know he had an issue getting in the back seat of the car. He was cuffed though & not a huge threat. His threat rate decreased as time went by = not fighting until death. They had him unconscious & still felt threatened enough to hold their positions? Please...
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  90.  @MudFlapShoes  It was far from that simple. Quit defending a bad cop, he had a history of misconduct & evaded taxes for years. He didn’t even respect his own peers to listen & do the right thing.
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  91. Employees are trained not to accept them. They use a special marker. If you pay with your credit card & it gets declined it’s the same situation. The clerk isn’t going to say “Have a nice day” then call the cops, right?
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  92. Correct, the MPD listed intoxication as one of the criteria for not using a neck restraint: 2. Neck restraints shall not be used against subjects who are passively resisting as defined by policy. (04/16/12) b.      Consider whether a subject’s lack of compliance is a deliberate attempt to resist or an inability to comply based on factors including, but not limited to: ·         Medical conditions ·         Mental impairment ·         Developmental disability ·         Physical limitation ·         Language barrier ·         Influence of drug or alcohol use ·         Behavioral crisis
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  93.  @Drawfornoone  The way he did it was not trained or approved. He used his knee instead of arms or thighs. It is used mainly to get cuffs on and then you are supposed to put the suspect in the recovery position.
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  94. Most of his arrests were for possession or petty theft. Only one felony & he did his time. Chauvin has another felony trial set in June for tax evasion, that’ll be his 2nd felony. Looks like your bad cop is more of a criminal than the dead man you’re mocking.
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  95. Good thing you’re not on the jury, you obviously weren’t paying attention.
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  96.  @itsmeforsure5475  Then why are you posting an analysis?
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  97.  @dluvv19761  Both the chief of police & Chauvin’s trainer testified otherwise
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  98. Well it’s the last time for this cop. Even if they give him a light sentence, he’s going down for felony tax evasion. Keep recording
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  99. Get some glasses
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  100.  Supguy  Passive resistance due to medical conditions (claustrophobia, COVID) or intoxication = no neck restraint allowed. It was in their policy manual & Chauvin knew better. He’d just gotten away with it too many times to care.
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  101. The same should be said of the entire trial but instead we still have “it was an od” , etc. There will always be people that form opinions based on snippets.
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  102. Oh yeah I can’t wait to hear how scared the cop was with his hands in his pockets there, looking smug. Or how he had no idea the suspect was having medical difficulties even when the crowd, an emt & his own peers brought it to his attention...
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  103. Cops get to do what they want in this country, they live above the law. If anyone had intervened they would have likely been shot.
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