Youtube comments of Pookie Boo (@pookieboo6711).

  1.  @seanwink2379  Incorrect, a new trial would be awarded.
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  2. The prosecution wanted to show the bodycam footage of him choking out a 14 year old that was bleeding from the ear after Chauvin hit him in the head twice with his flashlight. Turns out they didn’t need it to get the conviction but it would have shed some light for the people defending his methods.
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  3. The 👮‍♀️ claimed they didn’t know he was shot & that’s why he didn’t get emergency medical care... Then why not walk him to the squad car? Why leave him face down on the floor as he bleeds out with his friend telling you to help him?
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  4. Yes & it's interesting that they dont get to talk on camera before being taken to the hospital like the Palestinian prisoners do. It's actually illegal for them to compliment or sympathize Palestine so we won't be hearing from them
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  5.  @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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  6. Imagine getting 20 years for throwing stones. Israel should have to publish the ages these children were arrested, how long they imprisoned, etc.
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  7. Knoxville’s finest...
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  8. @gavrielgoldstein8944 They cared about the hostages so much that they killed some with bombs & gunfire trying to hit hamas? They tried to starve them knowing they were in gaza, that's some strange love
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  9. It’s about time
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  10.  @robw2486  There is nothing in the court records (Harris County Texas) about a pregnant woman & they listed all occupants of the house. It does say they were there to steal drugs. This was in 2007 & he served his time for it (4 years).
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  11. He is lung specialist, do you really think he hasn’t considered that
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  12.  @Baron_Blue_Max  Then you should know Chauvin violated policy when he used the neck restraint on a guy that was “high af”, not to mention claustrophobic & recovering from COVID.
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  13. I'm surprised they are even allowed to celebrate. I read that Israeli jailers told Palestinians they are not allowed to. Tear gas was released on the crowd expecting their family members back. Israel needs to relocate to an island where they can't abuse "gentiles".
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  14. Another one that didn’t bother to watch the full testimony
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  15.  @TurinTuramber  Poor reenactment, if he can’t even copy the handcuffs & positioning why bother? That guy is a joke.
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  16. A war on civilians
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  17. The club was called El Nuevo Rodeo. This is the job Chauvin worked for cash & is now facing felony tax evasion charges over.
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  18. He’s currently covering that if you’d like to tune in...
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  19.  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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  20. I’m pretty sure they convinced most of us that the guy is incompetent
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  21.  @falloutfan1013  Nah, he was involved in a misconduct settlement for beating & kicking a handcuffed man in a similar position. He was simply Chauvin’s look out.
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  22.  @Hallow334  The gun was gone by then & it’s his job to provide medical care to his “prisoner” not help him die faster.
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  23.  Teutonic Nordwind  There is no pregnant woman listed as an occupant of that house in the court records.
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  24. Irrelevant results
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  25.  @angeliarn2955  It’s in his jacket but a 👮‍♀️ is trying to grab it so it’s likely not even the kid’s fault it went off.
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  26. @miloslavski6149 Well they don't have tanks and jets do they? They are also outnumbered 10 to 1. How about the cowards hiding in jets and tanks go after them instead of blowing up unarmed civilians?
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  27.  @jacksonk.fozzbodie213  Yet he repeatedly contradicted himself
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  28. There’s a reason officers are supposed to immediately reposition suspects out of the prone position once cuffed. Had you followed today’s testimony live you may have a better understanding.
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  29. The countries surrounding them need to shut off their power & stop doing business with them. US also.
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  30.  @terryarmbruster7986  The police are legally responsible for the care & well being of those they arrest.
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  31.  @ariesradke6193  & that cop was a pastor...Looks like he wasn’t very good at either profession
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  32. From the body cam transcript page 56: George Floyd: My neck hurts Derek Chauvin: Uh huh Page 59: Female 1: He’s about to pass out Thomas Lane: I think he’s passing out Derek Chauvin: You guys OK though?
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  33.  @jacksonk.fozzbodie213  I think the word you’re looking for is incompetent
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  34. Dr Tobin explained that a healthy person would have died as well. People claiming otherwise are in denial, fellow cops or racist. The only way to convince them would be if a white cop was the victim instead.
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  35. Yep, power tripping. He was showing his rookies he was boss & showing the crowd they couldn’t touch him. It’s sad some cops get to that point & ruin lives over trivial stuff because they know they’re untouchable.
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  36. & make sure you live stream it. Think of all the cameras they confiscated & erased.
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  37.  @yapandasoftware  The court records listed everyone in that house, no pregnant woman was listed. Chauvin was abusive toward women & children though, check his misconduct records.
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  38.  @nthusiastt  A rookie with 6 misconduct complaints? The 2 by Chauvin were rookies.
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  39.  @Baron_Blue_Max  Just stop. Chauvin agreed to 3rd degree murder before this trial. He knows he’s guilty more than you do.
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  40.  @thesocialistsarecoming8565  It was not 3x the lethal dose. You need to watch the forensic toxicologist’s testimony where Mr Floyd’s levels were compared to DUIs
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  41.  @unclefester6033  Chauvin has 9 counts of felony tax evasion.
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  42. He actually drops the gun after he tells them to wait but somehow they didn’t notice...That pd needs to be retrained, they were embarrassing.
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  43. Yes, his testimony should be thrown out. He appears to be an opportunist, testifying for financial gain. He charged $11,000 to testify, an offer the prosecution turned down so he flipped sides.
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  44. Incorrect, it discredits their medical “expert” who thought someone with a 98% oxygen level could possibly have more than 2%carbon monoxide
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  45. Interesting comment moderation.
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  46.  @Baron_Blue_Max  There is no reasonable doubt that Chauvin killed him. Regardless of any contributing factors, he stayed on an unconscious man, restricted his breathing & failed to give medical treatment. Chauvin was the main cause of death. Defense completely avoided the moment Mr Floyd stopped breathing/had no pulse & we all know why.
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  47. Why would 3 of the officers resign over it then?
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  48. I think they’re trying to highlight the exhibits for people that are spamming their self-proclaimed expertise in fentanyl overdoses. Also there wasn’t one cus temper tantrum.
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  49. It’s actually the 👮‍♀️ job to treat him, so they failed there too. Hope they get sued.
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  50.  @dannyrivers3922  This group? Hot mess. Who backs away from someone if they think they shot them? You basically want to get unloaded on at that point. He endangered his peers with that action & escalated an already screwed up situation. Shouldn’t have been in front of the kid from the start. In general, I’ve dated officers & have some in my family, so excuse me for expecting some level of competence.
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  51.  @Teddy-bs9ec  Chauvin made the scene unsafe. He could have easily been stood up from the kneeling position & walked to a safer area. There was no crowd until he used excessive force.
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  52. Change the policy to target non-fatal body areas when using your taser.
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  53.  @trendyvideos5707  His gun went off & hit the trash can. Over dramatic 👮‍♀️ acted like he got shot. Another 👮‍♀️ shoots a 👮‍♀️ trying to hit the kid for the 2nd time even though the gun fell out of his pocket by then. Oh & then they let him bleed out & sheep are in here praising them.
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  54. It looks like a bad episode of Reno 911, no wonder they didn’t want it released.
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  55.  @nthusiastt  A rookie with 6 misconduct complaints would get booted...
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  56. The meth was so low it was t a factor, you can watch the whole testimony for that
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  57.  @draconicchaos  Oh hey, I forgot the parademics. He also did not remove his knee for them when they asked & they are the very people he claimed to be waiting for...
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  58.  @1jet55  Policing is the exact opposite of what Christ taught. He also let the kid bleed to death instead of using the cpr/1st aid he trained for. Btw, they claimed 1 in 25 of their students admitted to bringing weapons to school. Do you condone killing all of them?
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  59. 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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  60. Released with no charges as long as he doesn’t complain about their misconduct. Get these abusive power trippers off the force. Keep recording, everybody, every time you are pulled over. The bad apples ruin the rest.
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  61. I heard “I ain’t do no drugs” much like the way he said “I ain’t that guy” earlier.
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  62.  @thealpengeist2126  Way to avoid the question
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  63. $11,000 & he’ll perjure himself
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  64. You have a source for kids in jail for throwing stones? Did they get 20 years forvit? You also don't know what the Israeli military did to deserve a stone being thrown at them. US is putting cops in jail for excessive force you know
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  65.  Ems Life  Well they did a crappy job & 3 of them resigned.
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  66.  @654Crossman  They had a search warrant not an arrest warrant
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  67.  @Kinnectxfollower  11ng is not a lot for a chronic user. That’s been covered in the trial. Mr Floyd’s levels were low, at the bottom of their charts. Prince had almost 70ng
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  68. My problem with Lane is that he didn’t say much after there was no pulse.
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  69.  @bonnielee7134  Are you sure Lane said that, I thought it was Kueng. Lane was actually trying to help with the claustrophobia & Kueng was the pushy one. It was excluded from the bodycam transcript.
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  70.  @joemonroe9456  Your little half truths are nauseating
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  71. @joanamaten1317 Incorrect
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  72.  @thesocialistsarecoming8565  The lethal dose is very difficult to determine based on tolerance....the upper limit is 70ng
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  73. 2. Neck restraints shall not be used against subjects who are passively resisting as defined by policy. (04/16/12) -Minneapolis PD manual prior to the incident
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  74. People need to stop calling the police over trivial bs. This victim will have his reputation dragged through the mud while dope dealers, murderers and high profile criminals continue their daily habits all because cops are wasting their time on something petty.
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  75. @George L Incorrect
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  76. He threw temper tantrums over not having time to prepare 2 cross exams & actually tried to blame prosecution, then finally had to own up that he neglected to read it.
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  77. He was a paid private consultant, earning that $11k
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  78.  @LuckyFlesh  He contradicted himself repeatedly, admitted he hadn’t reviewed the evidence, etc.
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  79. So that gets added to his charges, it’s not a reason to shoot him.
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  80.  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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  81. 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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  82. They don’t even know if it was running.
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  83.  @XTheCrystalBeastGuyX  The media has covered some of his misconduct complaints so you can read them yourself instead of pretending they’re ok.
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  84.  @myphilippineamericanjourne4731  Except that fentanyl overdoses are instant.
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  85.  @xXMaJ3StYXx  Minnesota goes by face value, under $1000 is a misdemeanor
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  86.  @draconicchaos  That’s why Thao retrieved the hobble restraint, which Chauvin refused to use. He refused to listen to his own partner, the crowd, the guy helping hold him down, the victim nor his own conscience.
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  87. & he hit the one on the floor
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  88.  @zulubravo9434  He did not have 4 times the lethal dose of fentanyl. The upper limit is 70ng
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  89.  @modifidious666  You obviously haven’t read any of them. One was an innocent female yanked from her vehicle with her newborn alone in the vehicle while Chauvin ran her ID & realized he had the wrong person. No apology, no explanation. Another complainant was the person that originally called the police after he used excessive force on her 14 year old son.
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  90. I’m not defending their actions but Cariol Horne was fired for intervening in a similar situation. I don’t think there was a law protecting them at the time. I do think Lane showed concern but didn’t say much once there was no pulse so they really don’t have an excuse at that point.
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  91. Why’s he being cuffed next to an open door in the first place?
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  92. If a man is “accidentally” strangling someone & people tell him to stop but he looks at those people & continues, that is intent. If the people telling him to stop are police, the guy would be shot.
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  93. There is footage of his lifeless body in the ambulance, they never had a pulse
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  94.  @whysolong27  Did you not watch the videos?
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  95.  @thealpengeist2126  What does defunding have to do with it if she’s a 26 year vet & head of the union? Not to mention, 3+ officers for a routine traffic stop? Really?
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  96. The paramedic, Seth Bravinder, testified that he was dead at the scene.
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  97. Except that he never says to drop the hypothetical weapon, just fires away.
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  98.  Mark Willoughby  Exact same position,with the same amount of force to cause the bruises Mr Floyd had, on the pavement? Good luck with that.
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  99. Keep recording them. Make sure it’s a live stream so it doesn’t get confiscated & erased.
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  100.  @susanrenee1969  You’re not charged in a mistrial
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  101.  @anitaaustralia  Intent is written all over his face when the crowd tells him it’s time to get off him. Total disregard for human life.
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  102. He showed far more respect than that bad cop deserved.
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  103. I’m white & I think they weren’t justified
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  104. Then let him keep the weak attorney?
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  105.  @brandiphillips5775  The guy was unconscious at that point.
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  106.  @humptydumptybrianstelter9480  Even the judge nodded off during Nelson’s nonsense. He lterally interrupted a run on sentence to call lunch.
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  107. Well, that’s the problem. They get hooked on the legal ones but they’re too expensive...
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  108. It was nauseating to see Nelson today try to scrape a full minute off the clock by suggesting Mr Floyd might get one last breath in after he lost consciousness. Pretty sure he knows he has nothing at this point
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  109. This guy lived above the law. He has another trial in June for tax evasion.
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  110.  @jrock865  Wilson’s highly suspicious bodycam video is at 1:23:10....Maybe you need to take your own advice.
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  111.  @TheHaratashi  He was told by several people that he was. Kueng also states “ We shouldn’t be doing this” & Lane asks about rolling him on his side. He stated he was fine as long as he could still talk. He didn’t talk for 3 minutes = he knew damn well he was killing him.
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  112. The defense is so afraid of this doctor, they’ve called side bar repeatedly.
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  113. Not paying Minnesota taxes for years.
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  114.  @Axeminister  Wilson’s bodycam was blacked out...
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  115.  @griffisstrong5507  I’m not going to respect someone out of fear that they’re going extinct. There will always be cops. The bad ones need to go before they infect the rest.
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  116.  @Baron_Blue_Max  It doesn’t matter if you think someone is lying about COVID (which he actually did have, turns out) that goes against policy. Two other reasons are right there on top of that with the claustrophobia (which Lane acknowledged) & intoxication (which they kept accusing of him of & obviously believed). Passive resistance = no neck restraint.
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  117. I read they’re only allowing 2... 1 proves he knew to put the suspect in the recovery position immediately after being cuffed & the other one, unfortunately, is his “hero” tazer that saved a mentally ill suicide victim...
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  118.  @DCJW00  Interesting Forbes article on him, pretty sure he perjured himself today.
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  119.  @MikkiManson13  The club, El Nuevo Rodeo was burned down in 2020. Chauvin worked the parking lot for 17 years. Mr Floyd worked as the bouncer since 2015. The owner, Maya Santamaria, and a coworker, David Pinney, have both stated not only did they work together but there was racial tension. Try searching more than one source. Chauvin is being charged with felony tax evasion over this particular job.
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  120. People fall asleep in their car often, that’s why truck drivers have to use logs.
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  121. They didn’t even arrest him properly. Two rookies should not be partners.
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  122.  @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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  123.  @kimberlynroberts7059  & 9 counts of felony tax evasion
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  124. Make sure you live stream it or use an app (see Keller Police in Texas pepper spray & arrest dad filming son’s arrest).
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  125. You have some seriously low standards.
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  126. She wasn’t pregnant & they were there to steal drugs
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  127. 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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  128.  @sonnycusa  They’ll both be in the history books
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  129. Uncuffed
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  130. Heated carbon monoxide coming out of a tailpipe isn’t going anywhere near the ground. Go watch your tailpipe. This is why we put cm monitors 5’ or higher in our homes & are told to crawl out of a burning house.
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  131. Modern day lynch mob
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  132. I don’t think he looked surprised at all. He had agreed to plea 3rd degree murder when it happened.
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  133. I guess you didn’t watch him digging his knee into his neck after he was unresponsive...
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  134. $11,000
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  135.  @biloz2988  Not really. People that nod off from drugs don’t just snap out of that. He could have been tired from a number of things, including lack of sleep or intense exercise. He stated in the bodycam transcript that he was hooping (playing basketball) earlier.
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  136.  Seymore Buddz  From the looks of things in here, you seem to think you’re an expert on everything. Go outside & catch a breath
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  137.  @biloz2988  Scholarly advice > some random run on sentence
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  138. He tried to plea bargain 3rd degree murder last year, get over yourself.
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  139. He testified the exact opposite in 2014
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  140.  @Discipleofthelordandjesus  According to court records, one of his accomplices pistol whipped her. I can find nothing stating she was pregnant & I would hope not since they were there to steal drugs.
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  141.  @elizabethm6834  Don’t feed that troll
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  142. That’s the message. Think maybe they want us to stop recording...
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  143. The riots helped keep it from getting swept under the rug like so many other victims before this.
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  144. @PhucQ bendover Chauvin has 9 counts of felony tax evasion
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  145.  @BB-pg5kl  You are correct, it was a flashlight. Deleted my comment
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  146. The wind was blowing hard that day & was a contributing factor.
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  147. It’s the 👮‍♀️ job to transport criminals, not judge & sentence.
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  148. Well he says to drop it & the kid did so... I get that there’s a blind spot but you’ve got a flashlight in the kid’s face, you’re wearing a vest... The full bodycam shows him asking the kid where he got shot, so it sounds like a reflex shot (no, I’m not making any excuses for the cop).
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  149. So the killer cop was a pastor, talk about conflicting professions...
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  150.  @zulubravo9434  I’ve seen one “reenactment” & if you’re putting handcuffs in the middle of the back you’re already failing from the start.
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  151.  @LePlerome  Quantum physics...
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  152. & 9 counts of felony tax evasion
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  153. Change the policy to target non-fatal areas when using tasers.
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  154. How are you even forming an opinion without seeing the bodycam footage?
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  155. Is it difficult to google & educate yourself on the topic?
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  156. I’ll try to remember that next time I work double shifts.
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  157. Thomas Jefferson would have encouraged the same thing.
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  158.  @genmen  Glanced over your wall of text, nice try at discrediting Dr Tobin. Too bad he watched the death from all angles over 100 times & recreated a 3D reenactment. The fentanyl was low. Lower than 90% of the DUIs in the chart. For example, Prince had 6 times as much when he died....Again, nice try.
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  159. His only medical “expert” was incompetent, what do you expect
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  160. I would love to hear his excuse. Witnesses are telling him to stop, an emt is telling him, his own peers yet he continued. He didn’t even move for the paramedics. If the ambulance hadn’t shown up how long would this guy have stayed on him? What a nutcase.
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  161. Did the victim press charges? If not, I’m sure they paid him off. That’s how they usually keep these incidents quiet.
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  162. Well, had they intervened & Mr Floyd survived, they would have likely been reprimanded for disobeying the officer with seniority & “endangering” him.
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  163. Don’t violate a person’s civil rights & you won’t get sued/fired/charged with murder.
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  164. It was approved in order to get the cuffs on, not after cuffed.
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  165. Then the 👮‍♀️ is sitting on him while he bleeds out...
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  166. His girlfriend was in the car and possibly their child so they need to release the passenger side officer’s bodycam footage too.
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  167. You thought you’d get an honest answer?
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  168.  @googleuser2226  If that’s true, you don’t think they should have noticed? People that od & die usually don’t have 5 cpr-trained individuals let that happen. Knee to the neck is no way to help anyone with a medical condition.
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  169.  @Logicc77  Yeah, poor her. Gets to go home to her family & keep her job. Let’s all pray for her that she gets away with this. Disgusting
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  170.  @justsomepersononyoutube9271  The cop was a criminal too, he just lived above the law. Stop victim blaming & look at the act itself. Picture someone else’s face there if you must. If cops like this aren’t removed from the system it will hit closer to home one day.
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  171. Forbes did
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  172. People in here still blaming fentanyl obviously didn’t hear the full testimony of the two experts in the thumbnail...
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  173. Will you be there on June 30th for his next felony trial too?
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  174.  John Johnson  So it’s ok to smother a person to death if they’re overdosing? Is that why you’re spamming this? They’re all trained in life saving strategies, they didn’t do their job nor allow an off duty emt to do hers.
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  175. He has seen a lot of death & analyzed the videos over 100 times.
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  176. That & he testified the exact opposite in 2014
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  177. Failed to deescalate, misinterpreted gunfire, friendly fire, failed to administer emergency medical aid....
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  178. Don’t say anything intelligent or heart felt, it attracts the trolls.
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  179.  @donaldwilliamfry  Whites make up 60% of the population while blacks only make up 12%....Don’t use stats that you can’t understand.
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  180.  @liberaldumbfuck4808  Move there then.
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  181.  Ems Life  You’ll pass until it happens to someone you actually care about
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  182. & each time he got away with it, his power tripping ego grew until the day he finally killed someone in front of an audience.
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  183.  @katherinelatting5820  2. Neck restraints shall not be used against subjects who are passively resisting as defined by policy. (04/16/12)
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  184. Well, he explained it better than our eyes did.
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  185. I’m white & I’m just going to say it. Racism I really thought it aged out but it’s in full force.
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  186. They need to release the passenger side officer’s bodycam. His girlfriend was on the phone with his mom, apparently, so we need to see what was going on inside the car too.
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  187. Nah
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  188. Incorrect
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  189.  @tishaheckel3581  He’s just pasting that wall of text everywhere & doesn’t respond
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  190.  @kizzaboy  If they’re murdering patients, yes. There’s one trial coming up next month, Dr Husel, on accusations of killing 45 patients.
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  191. Chauvin tried to plea bargain 3rd degree murder almost immediately but they refused. He wanted a federal prison & no civil rights charges.
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  192. Whatever she took from his pocket, she made a conscious left-to-right decision to move it to her other hand before grabbing her gun.
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  193. 100-98=2, not 10 to 18. Fowler is incompetent
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  194. I’m disappointed that her reply was cut off when Mr Floyd told her why he was tired. Something about earlier in the day. According to the bodycam transcripts, he stated he had been hooping earlier. His brother testified earlier that meant playing basketball. Big mistake for the prosecution to miss that.
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  195. Well the DA stated that 1 in 25 of their students admitted to taking weapons to school, so it looks like maybe they should invest in metal detectors instead of shooting more kids there.
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  196.  @DiamondGunProduction  The meth in his system was so low it was dismissed. His fentanyl level was low for someone with chronic use tolerance. Dr Tobin analyzed his respiratory symptoms & fentanyl overdose was ruled out. Long story short: you are in denial.
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  197.  @LeonBelmont1000  I read the report showing drugs found, it still didn’t say overdose.
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  198.  Bubba Smollet  Passive resistance doesn’t merit a neck restraint. The moment he stated he had COVID Chauvin violated policy.
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  199.  Bubba Smollet  I’m pretty sure only Brodd disagreed with that, at least this time since we both know he said the opposite in 2014.
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  200.  Bubba Smollet  I have been following it live. You said 2 use of force experts stated he didn’t violate policy, Who?
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  201. Release the passenger side officer’s bodycam so we can see what was going on inside the car. Apparently, his girlfriend was on the phone with his mother.
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  202.  @susanball7051  His training says otherwise.
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  203. Wasn’t the medal for using his tazer to prevent a suicide? Anyway: Choked out a guy in 2019 because he said he said the guy tensed up after he kicked him in the stomach for lowering his hands. Choked a 14 year old, dragged her out the house with her feet dangling & sat on her cuffed while the squad car pulled around. Yanked a woman out of her car for doing 10 over the speed limit. Plenty more, including from El Nuevo Rodeo, where he worked security & choked patrons.
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  204. So what?
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  205.  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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  206. Lane said those things but in a subordinate way. Tao brought restraints from their vehicle but Chauvin didn’t use them. Lane performed cpr inside the ambulance, out of Chauvin’s control. They knew it was wrong but probably were afraid to take control. The public as well. They probably would have been disciplined for it had Mr Floyd survived, because they didn’t have control of the situation when Mr Know-it-all showed up. I’m sure they wish they had now that he got them all fired but there needs to be a form of protection for non-power tripping cops to do the right thing in these situations. Hopefully, this trial will lead to those solutions.
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  207.  @mrray6983  He had choked out another guy in 2019 for “tensing up” after he kicked him in the stomach for lowering his arms. He used a neck hold on a 14 year old, pulled her out of the house with her legs dragging & sat on her cuffed in the prone position while his partner drove the cruiser over. He also yanked a woman out of her car for doing 10 over the speed limit. I haven’t even read the other 15 misconduct complaints yet.
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  208.  Doug Parker  Tell that to the IRS
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  209. This witness stated that Chauvin applied pain to Mr Floyd’s left cuffed hand throughout the hold (which is visible in Keung’s bodycam). So, you’re telling me Chauvin didn’t notice the lack of life after Mr Floyd took his last breath if he was holding his hand?
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  210.  @alfredindy8058  He is being charged.
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  211. Has she watched Dr Tobin’s testimony?
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  212. I think you missed the part in the manual about passive resistance
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  213. I really wondered why the store manager didn’t come out & drop charges to save the man’s life. Then again, Chauvin would have just charged for resisting, anything to keep that power trip going.
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  214.  @thepubliceye  Thought they said bullets matched for 👮‍♀️ shot 👮‍♂️ & the kid’s gun hit a 🗑
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  215. 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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  216. Source? The court records do not state that she was pregnant. She also lived to tell about it.
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  217. Best angle (Wilson) bodycam was “broken”.
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  218.  @lokimillzmillieon2985  Yet she had time to switch the paper she was holding to her left hand & never even dropped it?
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  219.  @bigcat2520  They did a blood draw...
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  220.  @joebenson528  Google... Minneapolis police learned how to administer it in 2018.
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  221.  @Kinnectxfollower  They give us 10 to 20 ng during anesthesia fyi
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  222.  @davidwavidshmavider  He was not on triple the lethal dose & his meth levels were so low they dismissed them altogether. Most of us have moved on from the overdose theory.
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  223.  My Pets  Says he joined in 2009, got laid off & rejoined in 2012...
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  224. Because she was told “If you’re really a Minneapolis fire fighter, you would know not to get involved” That doesn’t sound like a threat to you?
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  225. 2. Neck restraints shall not be used against subjects who are passively resisting as defined by policy. (04/16/12)
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  226. Don’t forget that Chauvin was applying painful stimuli to Mr Floyd’s fingers throughout the hold. So not only did he notice that he stopped talking but I’m sure he felt that he stopped breathing, both by his chest not expanding & his fingers going limp.
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  227. Say that when it happens to someone you actually care about
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  228. Yet they didn’t call for more backup...
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  229. They would have tased each other
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  230.  @mistraven5150  Agreed. I expect to see these cops re-enacted on South Park or something. It’s amazing only one person was killed in that mess.
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  231. They’d have to end up with same bruises Mr Floyd had on the left side of his face and shoulder. Nobody’s going to use the amount of force, they’re going to actually care about the person they’re demonstrating on.
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  232. His wife filed for divorce as soon as she found out this happened
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  233.  @carlyhall7821  Why would they not let Chauvin’s previous victims testify?
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  234. Israel doesnt have the balls to go after Hamas in the tunnels Israel built. They're too busy testing new weapons on civilians
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  235. Forbes had an interesting story on this guys’ previous cases
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  236. For the trolls: “I ain’t doin no drugs” as corrected by the prosecution. Chauvin is seen digging his knee into Mr Floyd’s neck after he is unresponsive. That is most likely when death occurred, via blood choke.
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  237. @mariannenapoles146 Probably because Israel not only murdered aljazeera journalists but also attacked the casket at one if their funerals...
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  238. He was a bad cop, thank God he’s off the streets.
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  239.  @jrock865  I watched the slo mo narrated version & there’s no way to tell where his right hand is from that (until the point that it’s shown outside his pocket but he still gets shot).They would need to release the bodycam of the 👮‍♀️ behind him (Wilson) to prove that. Two cops were in there talking to him before the 👮‍♀️ in this bodycam. You’re telling me he planned on shooting them all with his gun in his pocket instead of drawn...Yeah, I’m not buying that.
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  240.  @jrock865  I already told you that I watched that.
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  241.  @jrock865  It sounds like you didn’t watch it. Wilson’s bodycam footage was worthless. Blacked out most of the time.
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  242.  @jrock865  They had plenty of time to edit his perspective (which is the only one that would actually show his right hand at all times) & it looks like that’s exactly what they did = highly suspicious.
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  243.  @codyflowers8758  Sure, so long as they show Chauvin’s misconduct history too
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  244. Didn’t it take him over half an hour to bust the door down...
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  245.  @FatButDisease  Yes, he was likely having a panic attack over the alleged claustrophobia. If you read the bodycam transcripts he begs them not to leave him. It sounds like genuine fear. He also asks that they roll down the barred windows, let him sit up front and warns them he’s not going to be able to handle it.
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  246. So you just helped prove that most reasonable officers don’t execute those resisting arrest.
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  247.  @Hallow334  Incorrect.
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  248.  @Hallow334  You seem to think so but again, you are incorrect
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  249. It’s funny how people like you are afraid to speak up like this in public, isn’t it?
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  250. It got looted & shut down for almost a year.
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  251. He didn’t resist arrest, he walked calmly with them until they tried putting him in the back seat. Then he had a panic attack, stating he was claustrophobic
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  252. The system sucks. Hopefully some new laws come from all this, like removing neck holds & prioritizing life saving techniques but I have no faith justice will happen. People need to keep recording though & quit calling police over trivial things.
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  253.  @ThatCasualZach  Hey, let’s just go choke everyone on drugs, they were gonna die anyway right?
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  254.  @ThatCasualZach  Victim blaming as much fun as you make it seem?
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  255.  @griffisstrong5507  It wasn’t self defense, it was retaliation. They thought a 👮‍♀️ got hit but he didn’t.
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  256.  @rona657  Zzzz....
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  257.  @mavenmanion  It’s documented
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  258. @Dan How about Chauvin’s 9 counts of felony tax evasion?
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  259.  @mavenmanion  People want to call the victim a criminal to minimize what happened when the cop is too. I think it’s fair game.
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  260. @Dan Nobody was pregnant in that crackhouse they robbed, the court records are free you know How bout Chauvin hitting that 14 year old in the head with his flashlight twice, making blood come out of his ears & then doing his infamous neck restraint until the kid passed out?
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  261. @Dan Nice delete, I’m not black though. It isn’t just blacks that have a problem with bad cops, as shown by the white witnesses in the trial.
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  262. I watched today’s trial & you’re lying.
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  263. @india arielle They weren’t the brightest, were they? “Hey, let’s circle the guy with the gun & struggle for it, bet none of us get shot”..... Half a brain would have told them to get behind the kid or hey, all those tasers huh. I think they’re wearing vests too...kinda need them more for friendly fire than anything else. 👮‍♀️ are trained in cpr & 1st aid, a chest seal would have likely saved the kid but no, let’s sit on him face down instead... Wilson’s bodycam being “defective” is likely a cover up. It would have shown the best perspective of the kid’s right arm. Plus shown the initial confrontation with the kid. Very sus
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  264.  @JH-zr9pq  They paid him $11,000
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  265. Incidents like this remind us how disgusting many people are. I’ve lost faith in humanity, especially my own race. Thank God for the caring white experts that helped the prosecution though. They have restored a little faith & if justice is served, hopefully things will change.
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  266.  @danielochs5076  There is nothing in the transcript backing up your claim.
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  267. Disgusting
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  268. Didn’t the autopsy say that no pills were in Mr Floyd’s stomach
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  269.  @badkarma11b  I realize this all the defense has but spreading lies doesn’t help
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  270. Zzzzzz, wall of misinformation
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  271. The police report for his 2007 aggravated robbery charge states an accomplice hit her, not Mr Floyd. It was a crackhouse btw.
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  272. What’s your definition of a lethal dose for 6’6” 220 lb male? Nevermind the fact that had a tolerance or that fentanyl concentration increases postmortem
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  273.  @Texano5-0  They compared Mr Floyd’s levels to DUIs & he was at the bottom of the exhibit...
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  274.  @Texano5-0  The forensic toxicologist
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  275. Victim blamers defending bad cops...
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  276. I mean it’s televised, what does a picture matter?
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  277. I heard it way before the trial, it was definitely him denying using drugs. Defense is just trying to confuse the jury & create doubt. Looking at these sheep in the comments says that’s pretty easy to do.
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  278. To low iq racist sheep?
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  279. Let’s not pretend they were worried about that. The only one wearing a mask is Lane &?he takes it off during the arrest.
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  280.  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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  281. I’d like to know what was going on in the car with his girlfriend & why they were trying to handcuff him next to an open door.
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  282. 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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  283.  @josetemali3  I read the court records
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  284.  @josetemali3  So what is your source claiming she was?
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  285.  @josetemali3  As previously stated, the court documents. They listed all occupants of the home.
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  286.  @josetemali3  So you have no legitimate source.
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  287. 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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  288.  @zulubravo9434  Incorrect. Learn what tolerance is.
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  289.  @zulubravo9434  Incorrect. Did you even bother watching this trial?
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  290.  @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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  291.  @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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  292.  @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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  293.  @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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  294.  @JG1rn  One of the officers on him was black...
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  295. Should have been given a drug test immediately
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  296. I’m not a liberal but didn’t team red hit the White House....
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  297.  @sonnycusa  Looks like I can’t post the transcript but it’s online free. Nothing disrespectful to the officers from Mr Floyd, even as he died.
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  298. Only if the jurors are as incompetent...
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  299. So use a grappler to disable the car, you don’t just shoot the guy in the head.
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  300. 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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  301. Well, that’s what good cops would have done but instead we have these guys killing kids & shooting each other 🤷‍♀️
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  302. It was a sloppy arrest.
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  303. A lot of low iq in here...
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  304. He went & got his gun out of the car (probably for protection) after he was told the 👮‍♀️ were coming to arrest him.
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  305. “A little rebellion now and then is a good thing” - Thomas Jefferson
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  306. A lot of cops are Ex-military including exhibit C..
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  307. 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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  308. Forbes exposed him yesterday
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  309.  @lavarball3070  Fentanyl concentration increases postmortem. Look at Prince’s levels.
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  310. The FBI was supposed to investigate that case. I see nothing about their findings.
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  311.  @whysolong27  Look up the definition of “exact”
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  312. This wasn’t Chauvin’s first choke out & he was going to kill someone sooner or later. You just don’t like the person he killed.
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  313.  @BillyBob-qu1fs  Try harder
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  314.  @BillyBob-qu1fs  I sure hope they televise the next Chauvin felony trial on June 30th
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  315.  @jx14aby  Did you not listen to the police chief’s testimony? Even the rookies knew better. Kueng stated they “shouldn’t be doing this”, Lane asked to move him to the recovery position.He chose not to use the hobble because you have to call in a supervisor.
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  316.  @c3po707  Except that he’s a criminal himself. Stick around for his next felony trial in June.
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  317.  @jx14aby  Two of Chauvin’s previous arrests will be heard that prove it is not how they were taught to handle the situation. Thao claimed he never used the method Chauvin used & the 2 rookies voiced concerns during it. There was a gag order.
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  318. There's your antichrist...
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  319.  @os01441  Incorrect. I watched the full trial today & he insisted Chauvin kept his knee in Mr Floyd’s neck. The only time it was on the shoulder was when the ambulance got there & he was already dead.
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  320.  @joelrivard5598  Get glasses.
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  321.  @joelrivard5598  I am following the trial live. Several witnesses stated the knee was on the neck, including Dr Tobin today (an expert in physiology) who stated 90% of the time. The witness in this video insisted the knee was on the neck also & added Chauvin was applying pain to Mr Floyd’s left hand as well.
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  322. I watched the full bodycam footage & he showed zero concern for what was happening across the street. He was watching the other 2 suspects & even tells Shawanda to stay by the car when she showed concern.
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  323. That’s funny cus if it wasn’t for the media, he wouldn’t even be in court...
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  324.  Ber Cor  Interviews from his side job
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  325. I’d like to find out the race of his victims prior to this (20 misconduct complaints). The bar owner hinted he was racist & he wouldn’t allow black guards near him in jail...
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  326.  @fatmonkey4716  If you don’t protest/riot over police brutality then your case gets swept under the rug.
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  327.  @fatmonkey4716  This trial is happening as a result of rioting not peaceful protesting
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  328.  @gemmacook1753  NY Times has the story, he tried to get 3rd degree, in a federal prison & no civil rights claim against him days after it happened. Or you can just google “Chauvin Barr plea”
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  329. Yeah, that’s still excessive force. Driving away is a misdemeanor.
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  330. The good ones.
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  331. He’s still facing 9 counts of felony tax evasion, won’t be a jury at that one.
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  332.  James Graham  He grabs his gun when she knocks over the 1st girl so he had time for a taser. It’s suicide to come rushing out with a knife in front of the 👮‍♀️ though, she called them & then does that? They need to release more details.
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  333.  @canevas1017  That was once the ambulance arrived. You obviously missed the clip of him literally digging his knee into Mr Floyd’s neck to spite that off duty emt demanding they check his pulse?
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  334.  @huckleberryfinn338  Nothing in the police report states she was pregnant.
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  335. Source?
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  336. Defense did not have a prepared cross exam. You can catch the end of the live stream.
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  337.  @Bozo_Weirdo  Hundreds if people have died in prone restraints. That’s why suspects are supposed to be put in a recovery position (side or seated) immediately after they are cuffed.
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  338. This is getting old. She was not pregnant & it wasn’t a knife
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  339. He had the handcuffs centered...Did he not listen to Dr Tobin’s testimony of how it went down?
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  340.  @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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  341. Prosecution failed on this factor. He states on the bodycam transcripts that he had been playing basketball earlier. She was cut off stating what he told her in the store. Sad.
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  342.  @jasonbrady2495  Since when is a hypothetical “maybe” statement referred to as a fact?
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  343. Over 100 Israeli companies not to invest on Nasdaq. Boycott cosmetic companies Chic, Pro Beauty, Beauty Code, Diva, De la Puel hair care & any product with dead sea ingredients. MDC plastics, Lord Plastics, Shaniv paper products.
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  344. Car in reverse is doing what, 10-15 mph tops...
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  345. @nathelondon3719 Israel lied about the beheaded babies fyi
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  346. The amount of pressure you can apply. With kneeling you’re using body weight instead of strength so it’s deadlier (could literally break someone’s neck) & easier to maintain unsafely. It only takes about 10 seconds to strangle someone unconscious, there’s no need to hold it after that. Mr Floyd wiggles out of it a few times but was obviously getting weaker in that prone position & added weight from the others.
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  347. Probably have a funeral & bury them. You do know that Israel is holding dead Palestinian bodies in prison, right?
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  348.  @mostlypeaceful2854  Ok, so instead they shot up the neighbors house.
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  349. Bad cops exist, you live in a bubble, apparently.
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  350. There were police testifying against him. They’d have to be racist or completely incompetent.
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  351. I wish they sent out IQ tests with the census & published those stats.
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  352. Those leaving would be exactly the ones we don’t need.
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  353. Watch the full testimony, most people answering you obviously haven’t
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  354.  @vitsadelhole  He had 11 nanograms, lethal amount is 2 milligrams. Milligrams > nanograms fyi
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  355. 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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  356. The family shouldn’t have to wait 10 days either. That’s highly suspicious
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  357. You got any mirrors in your house?
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  358.  @buckfiden946  He had 11 nanograms not milligrams....
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  359.  @ccmTopher34  Get glasses & a hearing aid.
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  360.  @wasaglass  My bad, It is instant when taken intravenously. Dr Tobin stated pills within 5 minutes, not about 5 minutes. He also completely dismissed the possibility of fentanyl overdose though. So if you’re referencing him to correct my IV vs pill timing, why would you not believe the rest of his testimony?
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  361.  @wasaglass  He didn’t just state respiratory rate, he ruled it out completely but again, you are belittling his ability while using only the part of his testimony that suits you. He’s either credible on the topic or not. That said, the toxicologist & every other medical expert agreed with him.
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  362. Derek Chauvin has 10 felony charges, your point?
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  363. It wasn’t an overwhelming amount for a chronic user.
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  364.  @chiefgstar8966  You need to watch the forensic toxicologist’s testimony. The “lethal amount” is variable depending on tolerance & metabolism. 11ng is low for a chronic user, 70ng is the lethal dose for a chronic user.
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  365.  @Eatbutternow  They saw all the evidence from the autopsy, they don’t need to see the actual body. Dr Tobin had seen the most people die. He knows what death looks like. It was amazing testimony.
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  366. In parts of a report contained in a court filing, Brodd wrote that officers had applied “prolonged and extreme pressure to Mr. Greer’s torso while he lay in a prone position, which is a known and taught danger given that it can cause positional asphyxia” and that officers had failed to “recognize and properly react to signs of Mr. Greer’s labored breathing as he lay prone on the ground.”
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  367. No pulse = get off him & start cpr. Simple as that.
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  368. Don’t send 4 cops to a petty $20 crime scene
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  369. The “poor cop” was facing time anyway, for tax evasion.
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  370. @Akpalonhebe07 The former israeli pm admitted they helped hamas build the tunnels....
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  371.  @brandon10301991  Morphine was found in the urine, not the blood. That means he took it several days prior.
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  372.  @brandon10301991  There was no heroin & fentanyl tolerance varies with the upper limit at 70ng. This was fully discussed in the trial.
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  373. Chauvin digs his knee into Mr Floyd’s neck after he’s not responsive. You do know what a blood choke is, right?
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  374.  Iss Burri  Fentanyl concentration increases postmortem
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  375.  @trolltoll4205  Compare Prince’s toxicology report to Mr Floyd’s & you might understand. Otherwise, I’m sure today’s witnesses covered it.
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  376. @PhucQ bendover You googled “Chauvin tax evasion” & got nothing? Yeah, right
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  377. @PhucQ bendover Use quotation marks
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  378.  @notlikely4468  That’s what hobbles are for
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  379.  @BB-pg5kl  Context?
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  380.  @AO-pn2uo  Well he said to stop & drop it & the kid did so...
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  381.  Henry Pancake  Is that supposed to be an excuse?
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  382.  @fliprodriguez5250  2. Neck restraints shall not be used against subjects who are passively resisting as defined by policy. (04/16/12)
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  383.  @fliprodriguez5250  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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  384.  @fliprodriguez5250  Why not? That was the policy at the time this happened. Actually, since 2012 & Chauvin was trained about it repeatedly throughout his career.
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  385.  @fliprodriguez5250  He said he was claustrophobic & had COVID. They also acknowledged he was intoxicated.
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  386.  @fliprodriguez5250  So you think claustrophobic people don’t drive? He asked to sit in the front seat of squad car. He tried deep breaths & counting to 3. He asked them to roll the windows down. He also asked them not to leave him. That sounds like claustrophobia to me. Just needed some patience, not pushing & shoving & tensing the situation like Kueng did.
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  387.  @joejacko1587  Uncuffed...
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  388. You’ve probably done much worse in your time
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  389. Say that when this happens to someone you actually care about.
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  390. How was he supposed to put his hands up when they’re pulling his arms down?
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  391.  @flakey9155  He told him to stop & drop it...
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  392.  @rahn45  Your volunteer better have the same bruises on their face and shoulder when you’re done. The ones I’ve seen so far are a joke, centering the handcuffs comfortably, etc.
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  393. Tell that to the woman Chauvin yanked from her car for doing 10 over the speed limit. Or are you going to claim you’ve never done that either?
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  394.  @1jet55  Well they are bringing them to school & the district is aware of it. So unless they don’t care if more kids get killed on their property, they need to improve or close the doors. Online schools are safer.
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  395.  @LePlerome  Yeah like I’m going to believe you over an expert
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  396. 20 weeks for Virginia, just need a ged
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  397. He should have taken a plea bargain but he decided to waste taxpayers’ money, especially since he didn’t bother paying any himself
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  398. Guess the MPD needs to get their act together before they defund themselves. They’ve paid out $77 million in misconduct settlements over the past 20 yrs.
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  399.  @miked2075  COVID killed 145 of them...I also think you meant 260 not 360. In 2019 there were 89, according to the FBI.
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  400.  @miked2075  It was never 360, where are you getting that number?
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  401.  @miked2075  Construction workers for 2019 were 1066, truck drivers 617, waste management 498, manufacturing workers 245, grounds maintenance workers 229, farmers 183...& those were all pre-COVID so police were at around 100, their average.
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  402.  @miked2075  I mean can you really toss COVID deaths in there cus the Bureau of Labor Statistics isn’t going to. They could have caught it anywhere. They average 100 deaths per year. I’d say it’s a dangerous job in big cities like Chicago but not so bad in a small town.
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  403.  @miked2075  Yeah so I’m sure you noticed on the Officer Down website that Minneapolis has a very low death by gunfire record for its officers, the latest I could find was in 2002. They’re around the 30th state rank for gun deaths in general.
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  404. Are you really trying to justify it? Israel already controls these civilians and now they're shooting at them. If Hamas in underground, why are they attacking above ground? Israel has no balls, they just want numbers whether innocent or not.
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  405. Did the prosecution not object? I remember Nelson running that by someone but not sure which witness it was.
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  406. The jury slept through this one so I doubt it
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  407. There are over 100 Israeli companies not to invest in on Nasdaq worth over $67b, do a Google search. Boycott cosmetic companies Chic, Pro Beauty, Beauty Code, Diva, De la Puel hair care & any product with dead sea ingredients. MDC plastics, Lord Plastics, Shaniv paper products.
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  408.  @steveyoung9271  Nobody’s reading that wall of text
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  409. Petty crime even if he knew.
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  410.  @genmen  Your fatal dose in incorrect. It varies based on tolerance. Concentration also increases postmortem. I understand all the defense has to do is create doubt, but they’re not going to do it via drug overdose after so many have testified it was not the cause of death. With that out of the way (for most of us) maybe they should have tested Chauvin’s blood because he ignored his victim, the crowd, his peers & even the paramedics when it came to removing that knee.
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  411.  @genmen  Code 4 & yeah I’ve watched all the body cams & bystander videos. The fentanyl thing is never going to resolve for some. It’s difficult to analyze due to tolerance & that’s why the fatal range varies all the way up to 70ng. It’s insignificant at this point. But even if, for the sake of argument, it had been an od he’d still be responsible. You can’t just let a suspect in your care od when you know cpr & carry Narcan
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  412.  @genmen  Sgt Stiger’s testimony covers the code 4 argument. Drugs are not “one size fits all”. The upper limit of fentanyl was 70 ng. That means someone with a higher tolerance than Prince would have survived his fatal dose. You read the side effects on a prescription that says “may cause death” ? Are you saying everyone that takes it dies? Tolerance with alcohol is an easier example. This is the reason some people can drink their friends under the table. It’s also why someone who hasn’t had a drink in a long time gets drunk faster.
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  413.  @genmen  You would not be looking at the lower limits for a chronic user with tolerance.
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  414.  @genmen  Did you watch the forensic toxicologist’s testimony? I don’t think you have or you would realize people are driving around with 50ng & not dying. You can’t just say because someone died from 3ng that it’s a lethal dose for others. The jury saw the charts showing that both Mr Floyd’s level was low compared to living users. When people die of fentanyl overdose, their ratio of metabolizing is high, showing they had no tolerance. Mr Floyd’s ratio was low = he had tolerance.
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  415. Sounds like you want it swept under a rug.
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  416.  @anlace3447  He’s been retired since 2004 & is self employed as a private consultant.
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  417. Except that he testified the exact opposite in 2014....
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  418.  @jacksonk.fozzbodie213  Brodd wrote that officers had applied “prolonged and extreme pressure to Mr. Greer’s torso while he lay in a prone position, which is a known and taught danger given that it can cause positional asphyxia” and that officers had failed to “recognize and properly react to signs of Mr. Greer’s labored breathing as he lay prone on the ground.
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  419. So why wasn’t he hospitalized this time? Oh right, his friends probably never tried to choke him to death first.
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  420.  Robert Persson  Oh wow, now it’s a shotgun. You have a source to cite on that pregnancy claim btw cus it isn’t in the police report....
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  421. Chauvin was also applying pain to Mr Floyd’s left hand throughout the restraint, so I agree.
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  422. Pretty sure they nailed it with the union. Needs to go.
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  423. Google “school shooters” & all you’re going to see is melanin deficiency.
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  424. Private consultant that charged $11,000 & was turned down by the state flips sides...
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  425. 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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  426. Blood choke, the cop wanted him to pass out
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  427. I'm sure it would have been 13. I'm also sure their families would want to bury them, it's not like Hamas has refrigerators to store them in like Israel does. I bet they refused to take them because they go straight to the hospit6...wouldnt want any autopsies proving they shot their own now would they...
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  428. Then why did he try to plea bargain 3rd degree murder shortly after it happened?
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  429.  @popularshows6433  That was a poor reenactment, starting with the cuffs. No bruises afterward = not enough pressure.
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  430.  @popularshows6433  You didn’t even watch the trial. Left side of his face, left shoulder.
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  431.  @popularshows6433  Not scratches, bruises. He was pushed pretty hard into that pavement, Crowder wasn’t.
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  432. I think he’ll get 3rd degree
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  433.  @smittyjohnson5279  Incorrect
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  434.  @ddlk9913  Nope, just Dr Tobin’s exact description. You will need to also constantly apply the pain stimulus to your victim’s left hand as Chauvin’s did throughout the arrest. Any movements to grasp for air will need to be snuffed out, as seen after the real victim moved his head face down in an attempt to get air & Chauvin is seen digging his knee into the neck to regain control. Are you able to create a 3D reenactment like that? Because that’s what was done by Dr Tobin for his analysis & he had to watch the videos hundreds of times to see as much as he could.
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  435.  @fiveo9127  Incorrect. Fentanyl overdose is instant.
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  436.  @JohnDoe-qu8jt  They worked together every Tuesday night at El Nuevo Rodeo. Their coworker, Pinney stated they did not get along. Both Pinney & the owner, Santamaria, stated Chauvin was too rough with black patrons at the club. This is also the job Chauvin didn’t report as income & is facing 9 counts of felony tax evasion over, among other things.
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  437.  @JohnDoe-qu8jt  & it appears everyone on the right will put an officer on a pedestal despite anything he’s done wrong (or at least, had someone else done it it would be wrong). Red & blue are so far right & left that some of us want to be neither at this point.
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  438.  @JohnDoe-qu8jt  Chauvin’s court date for tax evasion is June 30th.
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  439. Texas police killed a white man (Tony Timpa, prone handcuffed) & the judge denied his family’s excessive force case.
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  440. Well, 4 shots is overkill. He did get there just in time though.
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  441. They’re the reason this trial even exists
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  442. People that haven’t been mistreated by the police usually don’t listen until it happens to someone they know. Too many movies glorify police brutality and powertripping for them to care.
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  443. It would be interesting to find out if she was trained to aim a taser at the chest instead of abdomen, as shown in the manual. He would have had a much better survival rate.
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  444.  Bill Blaze  He begged to stand up. Please stop embarrassing white people & stay off the Internet.
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  445. If he does time I’m sure it’ll happen, we just won’t get to see it.
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  446.  @June28July  Corrrection, was relevant. Dr Tobin’s analysis > yours.
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  447.  @June28July  Only if they slept through expert testimony
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  448.  @jrock865  You can’t prove that kid’s gun going off wasn’t accidental & it hit a trash can so he wasn’t aiming anything. You just really seem to hate this kid.
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  449. Let he who is without sin cast the first stone...
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  450. I’ve grown tired of defense’s hypothetical questions.
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  451. Lane seemed to care but probably feared disciplinary action if he overstepped Chauvin. Sadly, if the other officers did interfere & Mr Floyd lived, I think they may have been fired for endangering another officer. They were rookies.
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  452.  @PinkSoldier2009  They’re not supposed to after they are cuffed....
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  453.  @china_sickness7005  It’s an illegal arrest btw. They never even told him he was getting arrested, never read him his rights, etc. Bad from start to finish.
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  454.  @googleuser2226  The ambulance wasn’t considering it a priority until the 2nd call, I believe from the firefighter. Next.
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  455. Racism at its finest
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  456. Exhibit 017
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  457. Power tripping. He’s above the law, nobody’s going to tell him what to do. Probably at wits with the crowd, (especially the emt who tried her best to be authoritive) but not even listening to his own peers or using the hobble restraint brought to him...
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  458.  @Anca820  Chauvin knew he was supposed to do that. Two of his prior arrests will be heard where one suspect was immediately put on his side to recover after being cuffed & the other was tasered.
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  459.  @thumbelina24  Sounds like you’re just trying to victim blame. Think you need to listen to Dr Tobin’s testimony today.
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  460.  @Bozo_Weirdo  The police report doesn’t mention any children.
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  461. Well, he’s off to a good start
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  462. 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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  463.  @almostclutch423  If he doesn’t do time for this, the IRS will get him
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  464.  @Teddy-bs9ec  There is one onlooker during the back seat event, Mr McMillan. That was his only resist.
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  465. Sure, set him loose in Harlem.
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  466. Uncuffed....
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  467. Unfortunately, it’s looking like 10 yrs max
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  468. It’s a highlight video...
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  469. Incorrect, the forensic toxicologist covers this in detail.
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  470.  @157dixon  He was at 11ng with 5.6 metabolite. He had a high tolerance due to his chronic use. You can catch the exhibits from the forensic toxicologist for detailed comparisons
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  471. His respiratory rate was normal
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  472.  @St1kyFinguz  The only known lethal limit is 70ng, he was at 11ng. All the doses below 70ng depend on tolerance & metabolism. Meanwhile, the chart showed DUIs of 50ng for living people that didn’t die. This is from the forensic toxicologist’s testimony
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  473.  @shakostarsun  Officer fired. Next
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  474. Sure, then we can get on to that tax evasion trial.
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  475.  @karlosthejackel69  Cop’s facing 9 counts of felony tax evasion on top of all this.
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  476. & if it hadn’t been recorded it would have been swept under the rug with the rest. Keep recording.
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  477.  @louisbarrow4671  You won’t be dancing too long, he’s got the felony tax evasion trial after this.
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  478. The 👮‍♀️ that shot Mr Hill told her to stay back.
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  479. Did they die with a knee in their neck?
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  480.  @chamberizer  Or they’ve just found a less obvious way to get away with it.
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  481. Oh thanks, I’m glad you were with him all day & the night before to determine the reason he was so tired.
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  482.  @kiak2971  Incorrect, learn what a nanogram is
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  483. They’re probably intelligent enough to diffuse the situation verbally. This cop just jumps in & grabs his neck from the start. Psychotic.
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  484. Lacks any compassion whatsoever
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  485. 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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  486.  @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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  487.  Bill Sbac  He wouldn’t have died anyway, he was surrounded by people that knew CPR & carried Narcan. They just didn’t care.
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  488.  Bubba Smollet  Grow up
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  489.  J P  Yes, why not?
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  490.  Banned4Truth  Sounds like profiling to me.
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  491. 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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  492.  Ems Life  Quit saying “we” like you represent a race.
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  493. We can dream
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  494. You’re acting like this is the only prone death when it’s ongoing. Hundreds of people have died this way & you’re dismissing them all.
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  495. The only thing he resisted was getting in the back seat, stating he was claustrophobic.
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  496. Passive resistance...
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  497.  Jules Nemo  Did you watch the part where he digs his knee into Mr Floyd’s neck after he’s unresponsive?
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  498.  Jules Nemo  Yes I did
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  499.  Jules Nemo  Definitely
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  500.  @chrisr3120  He actually proved me wrong, I thought it was a blood choke.
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  501.  @zachbell2485  The drugs didn’t lead to death but dealing definitely is more serious than using. The guy also looks to be passing Mr Floyd the $20 in the store video, so he would be incriminating himself quite a bit.
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  502. Misdemeanor under $1,000 in Minnesota...Meanwhile, Chauvin’s 9 counts of tax evasion = felony.
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  503.  @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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  504.  @nevysnova  Show me a sample case of someone from Minnesota facing a felony for passing a fake $20.
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  505.  @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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  506.  @nevysnova  It’s a misdemeanor with a max 1 year sentence.
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  507. He’s not going anywhere, 9 cases of felony tax evasion after this trial.
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  508.  @grantmaturey1496  The news said he pushed her & pulled her hair.
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  509. It was a blood choke & the cop had every opportunity to switch to hog tie restraints since Tao retrieved them from their squad car & it was a 4v1
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  510.  @kurt7833  You need to research sleeper holds....
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  511.  @gabe6281  He was comfortably handcuffed. Nothing like the video we saw.
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  512. Boycott Israeli products (upc code 729) as well as HP, Puma and Marvel movies containing the character Sabra. (Capt America 2025).
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  513.  @lr3571  Try reading his testimony from 2014
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  514. Congrats to Chauvin for 10 months of no misconduct complaints & no tax evasion this year.
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  515. Oh & the recent divorce
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  516.  @thetrooper1061  She’s Asian...
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  517.  @RyanJerdon  Or you could just google “Why are asphyxia deaths so difficult to prove” instead of being lazy & arrogant.
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  518. The brain got cut off, it needs 20%. Dr Tobin already explained this...
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  519.  @carlyhall7821  That’s a very hateful and disgusting thing to say.
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  520. Or protection for himself since he knew the cops were coming to arrest him for assaulting his gf...Sometimes you see cops being civil to black guys but usually you see them pointing guns before they even say anything.
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  521. @india arielle Yes, I agree.
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  522. @india arielle I was responding to Mrhorrorjunkie78, where he said race had nothing to do with this. I was disagreeing with him, not you. I also agree with your point about the white/black ratio, since blacks only make up 12% of the population
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  523.  @GodWeenSatan  Yes, there is also the Florida thing. There are 9 counts of felony tax invasion. This information is easy to google.
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  524.  @cindyj5522  The owner, Maya Santamaria, stated they worked together on Tuesday nights, which was urban night. This is from both CBS news & CNN.
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  525.  @fredharvey2720  It was the same shift.
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  526.  @snoopsnet8150  So the people driving around with 50ng that didn’t die were how many times over the lethal dose?
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  527.  @Aura_baby  Minnesota officers carry Narcan for overdoses. They all knew CPR as well.
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  528. Blood choke cuts off the jugular on the side.
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  529. She did call 911
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  530.  @GrayLensman51  The picture in the X26 taser manual shows the officer aiming at the abdomen, not the chest.
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  531.  @GrayLensman51  Yes, but he was shot in the chest (which is much more fatal than the abdomen).
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  532. Let there be a mistrial, the defense won’t be able to pay their retired “experts” enough to come back.
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  533.  @disturbed157  The meth in Mr Floyd’s system was too low
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  534.  @scoutGOW  You spam this everywhere & it’s incorrect. Fentanyl overdose relies on tolerance & ratio of metabolism, which the forensic toxicologist explains in detail.
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  535. Funny how the only 2 “experts” defense had were retired. Both paid, one incompetent & the other contradicting his testimony from 2014 regarding the prone restraint.
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  536.  @the_99misc  Get some glasses
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  537. The crowd didn’t distract the other 2 officers that were on him. They checked for a pulse, Lane asked to roll him on his side & Kueng said “We shouldn’t be doing this”
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  538. Taser.
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  539. Officer Lane was trying to accommodate Mr Floyd’s alleged claustrophobia in a calm manner. Kueng was losing it. Chauvin didn’t even ask, apparently knew Mr Floyd was a bouncer from a 2nd job Chauvin worked under the table & used excessive force for that reason. Don’t excuse it unless you can put a loved one’s face over Mr Floyd’s & still have no issue.
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  540.  @ghenryclay773  Does it matter? They were waiting on an ambulance, at that point he wasn’t going in their car. So, let him stand. Two of Chauvin’s previous arrests are going to be heard where he knew better than to keep this hold. In one, the suspect was turned on their side and in the other a stun gun was used. Chauvin used chokes 2 more times in 2019, rendering one unconscious because he thought the guy tensed up after he kicked him in the stomach for lowering his hands. This was going to happen sooner or later.
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  541.  @rabbiforrskeincoinblatt3052  If you don’t have the left side facial & shoulder bruises, you didn’t do it right. Let alone someone pushing your arm into your back during it.
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  542.  @rabbiforrskeincoinblatt3052  & there wouldn’t be neck bruising, since it was simply closing the hypothalamus. Fingers leave bruises because of their size. You missed a lot of testimony
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  543. That doesn’t excuse this mess.
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  544. We already know the system is corrupt just hoping for change
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  545.  @camodude4316  Nice try by the defense, too bad it was corrected huh? The correct statement Mr Floyd said was “I ain’t doin no drugs”
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  546. You wouldn’t care who it was so long as they said what you wanna hear
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  547. This guy barely paid attention to what was going on across the street. His bodycam video shows him babysitting the 2 passengers, not even facing that direction.
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  548. You normally don’t have to get out of the car for expired tags. You just get a citation.
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  549.  @kilvapkram4302  The audio from the arresting officer is very difficult to pick up from Potter’s bodycam. I can’t find a transcript either so until more bodycams are released I think it’s fair to say we don’t know what he said.
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  550.  Frank RIZZO  3rd degree murder: The unintentional killing of another through an eminently dangerous act committed with a depraved mind and without regard for human life.
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  551.  Frank RIZZO  You stated if he were to be charged with murder, there would need to be intent. I just showed you Minnesota’s definition.
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  552. He’s facing felony tax evasion too, he’s not going anywhere
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  553. The cop? Hell yeah, get that hothead off the street.
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  554. It was a pretty low bond 1/10th that of the officers that killed George Floyd. Guess they enjoy the riots.
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  555. According to The NY Times, this is the 5th student shot at this school this year...
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  556.  Mark Willoughby  Dr Tobin explained that CO2 wouldn’t leave a fingerprint. Shallow breaths were the cause of death & he was smothered to death. Smothering is not the same as completely cutting off air supply.
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  557.  @jpara617  How would we be able to if there’s no video? They can say whatever they want without video. They were blaming a “medical event” on this death until the video went viral.
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  558. If you haven’t seen it he’s on Day 10
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  559. Wasn’t she the one that warned him the cops were coming to arrest him?
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  560. Crowder didn’t even have the cuffs on correctly. If you’re going to reenact something, do it exact or don’t do it at all.
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  561. Yeah, free him & ship him to Harlem.
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  562.  @LeonBelmont1000  Probably because the report doesn’t say it was an overdose, it says cardiac arrest complicated by restraint and neck compression... Why are you talking to a bot? It’s just spam posted in every comment section, he’s not here to debate anything.
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  563.  Bubba Smollet  Johnny Mercil: Yes, sir. On subjects who were actively aggressive, which means assaultive. They’re actively resisting and other techniques haven’t worked, you can use it then. And then on the bottom it says, note that you can’t use it against subjects who are passively resistant.
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  564.  Bubba Smollet  Do you even know what passive resistance is?
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  565. Say that when it happens to someone you actually care about.
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  566. He didn’t care
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  567. This is only a partial clip. Grow a brain plz
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  568.  @isaakdlg1737  No, as in its edited. Go watch the full one.
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  569. From what I’ve read online the club was called El Nuevo Rodeo. Chauvin worked there for 17 years (under the table, this is the job he’s facing tax evasion over) & Mr Floyd worked there starting 2015. A co-worker named David Pinney stated Chauvin was overly aggressive with blacks at the club. Mr Floyd avoided him & used Pinney as a middle man to relay messages & keep the peace at the club. Hopefully he will testify (but he did change his story to the press about Chauvin’s & Mr Floyd having beef over Chauvin’s paycheck one night). The owner. Maya Santamaria said similar things. Hopefully she will testify.
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  570. There’s still an ongoing investigation & I’m sure they’ll get sued. They failed to provide medical attention. Civil rights will take over.
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  571. One of the neighbors did record some of it, not sure how much.
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  572. Chauvin was a career criminal & for a lot more than $20
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  573. It was a blind spot but he did have a flashlight in the kid’s face, plus looks like he’s wearing a vest.
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  574. It’s a 2 minute highlight out of an 8 hour session
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  575. He was completely unprepared to cross exam 2 experts....He literally threw a tantrum in court over it & blamed the prosecution until he realized it was his own neglect...
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  576.  @jermainethan5605  I would think they’d show that in the 20 second footage if that were true.
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  577. He’s screwed either way.
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  578. I think it was just Chauvin abusing power, the other 2 were rookies & his partner retrieved hog ties from the car but Chauvin refused to use them or allow the rookies to move Mr Floyd. He was obviously there just to look pro at controlling the situation & act superior. Blinded by his own ego. Good thing the crowd recorded this.
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  579.  Bill Blaze  I’ve watched all the videos & read the bodycam transcripts. He was having a panic attack over the alleged claustrophobia. The claustrophobia sounds legit. He begged them not to leave him alone in the car. He asked that they roll the barred windows down. He asked to be allowed to sit in the front seat. He warned them that he wouldn’t be able to handle it.
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  580. Chauvin evaded taxes since 2014, he’s a career criminal.
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  581.  @mattbrody1424  He was likely going into shock & suffering a collapsed lung.
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  582. Victim blaming doesn’t stop police brutality
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  583. Lane called the ambulance for Mr Floyd after Chauvin cut his lip open in the back seat. It was code 3 though, so they took their time. This info is in the bodycam transcript.
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  584. Chauvin has 20 more misconduct cases, including yanking a woman from her car for doing 10 over the speed limit. $40k in taxes > $20. I can paint pictures too, loser.
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  585. Easy enough for most people but he said he was claustrophobic & had a panic attack. One of the officers offered to roll the window down but Chauvin obviously only cared about controlling the situation & not the suspect’s well being.
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  586. Hypothetically, if you ignore tolerance. In this case, since the incident was recorded, you’d also have to ignore his respiratory rate.
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  587. You mean Nelson crying over not having enough time to read Dr Tobin’s report? Yeah that was intense...
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  588.  @IceMan0003  They carry Narcan for that reason.
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  589.  @Ministry-Of-Truth  I doubt anyone is crazy enough to back into men with guns. Maybe they jumped in front of his car & he kept driving. Maybe he pushed them out his way to get to his car. Maybe he said something they didn’t like. We can speculate all we want, it doesn’t really solve anything.
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  590.  @Ministry-Of-Truth  It isn’t always simple, obviously, or people wouldn’t be getting killed over it. Passive resistance is a thing. It’s in the training manual.
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  591. Even if all that’s true, they knew better than to smother him like that. Lane was vocally concerned, Thao brought a hobble restraint from the car, off duty emt demanding they check his pulse & start chest compressions...
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  592. Desperate defense trying to confuse the jury
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  593. She’s kind of ditzy but the part where she mocked him & he objected was entertaining.
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  594.  @zulubravo9434  Incorrect.
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  595. @£u¢k¥0u ¥0u+u6€ & what exactly is the lethal dose for a 6’6” 229 lb man with years of tolerance? You don’t know & you didn’t watch the live feed.
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  596.    No, he doesn’t. All he has to do is create doubt; he’s not out to prove anything cus he can’t.
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  597.  @Charlesbjtown  There was no pregnant woman. I read the report. You guys are hella desperate.
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  598. If that’s worth the death penalty to you maybe you should look into the cop’s tax evasion case.
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  599.  @taddypatty7923  Pick & choose, that was after the ambulance arrived
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  600.  Alexander Stasevich  Did you miss an entire week of testimony?
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  601.  @rdyupgaming  Incorrect.
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  602. Because Israel wants them to die instead of exchanging Palestinian captives for them. If they die they can blame Hamas instead of their own crossfire or starvation tactics.Israel does not want them to be released and tell the world they were treated humanely.
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  603.  @CrankyBarista  3x his dose was a walk in the park for Prince
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  604. They shouldn’t be aimed at the chest or neck regardless.
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  605.  @vitsadelhole  Incorrect
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  606.  @Derictab  He’s facing 9 counts of felony tax evasion after this so guess again.
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  607.  @trevordollinger6569  They were there to steal drugs
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  608.  @lokimillzmillieon2985  No, that is a right-to-left acknowledgment & does not help her defense.
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  609.  @lokimillzmillieon2985  It’s a conscious decision. It proves she was not rushed & had time to distinguish right from left actions.
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  610.  @lokimillzmillieon2985  Incorrect.
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  611.  @liberaldumbfuck4808  So use a grappler.
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  612.  @jupiterregional8326  OK so they did that, where’d you run off to?
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  613. A mistrial isn’t in their best interest
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  614. & no discipline for failing to provide immediate aid?
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  615.  Banned4Truth  If they did nothing wrong then they should be transparent about it. The fact that are withholding it means they expect a trial, which means they did something wrong.
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  616.  Banned4Truth Ever read the 8th amendment?
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  617. 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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  618.  @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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  619.  @jenntip  You must have missed DrTobin’s testimony where he covered his respiratory rate...
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  620. Brodd offered himself to the Prosecution first but they declined since he charges $11,000. He’ll say whatever his client wants. He said the exact opposite in 2014.
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  621.  @davidwavidshmavider  The media is testifying in court?
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  622.  @davidwavidshmavider  The defense has no case. All they have to do is confuse one layman on the jury.
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  623.  @Kinnectxfollower  No, the upper limit is 70.
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  624.  @chrissede2270  The hell are you on?
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  625.  @Down-South  He is the officer in the middle of the three on Mr Floyd.
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  626. The chief of police is the hero
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  627. Including perjury, I mean he testified the exact opposite in 2014
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  628. He didn’t fight to his death though, Einstein
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  629.  @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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  630.  @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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  631. Chauvin was a rotten apple & he ruined the careers of these other officers, who would have been reprimanded or fired had they intervened.
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  632. This was a witness for the prosecution
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  633. Well maybe if they hadn’t told him to put the phone down she would have been able to.
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  634. He was unconscious by the time she saw him, that’s why she wanted to help. He resisted getting in the back seat of the car, citing claustrophobia. One of the officers was compassionate & offered to open the window but then Chauvin showed up...
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  635. Chauvin has choked people unconscious several times, including a 14 year old.
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  636.  @johnnyfastlanecumwitit3421  You original post suggests it doesn’t choke...
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  637.  @Vorylenus  Crowder has his cuffs centered in the middle of his back on a gurney? Try doing a correct reenactment
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  638. 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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  639. Cus you’re only allowed to say “hypothetically” 20 times per witness
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  640.  @aaronjaggard8287  Narcan, which Minneapolis police carry & are supposed to administer.
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  641.  @aaronjaggard8287  He didn’t have a high dose. They compared his dose & ratio to living people driving under the influence & his was low by comparison.
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  642.  @aaronjaggard8287  I’m going to stick with the medical experts from the trial & my own research, thanks anyway.
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  643.  My Pets  Lane & Kueng were the rookies. Thao already lost a misconduct lawsuit for the city prior to this.
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  644. I hope so. That cop was going to kill someone sooner or later, he was choking people out in 2019.
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  645. 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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  646. @Brobold Incorrect
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  647. Oh hey, then he could finally pay his taxes
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  648. 2. Neck restraints shall not be used against subjects who are passively resisting as defined by policy. (04/16/12)
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  649.  @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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  650. Balanced “hypothetical” perspective?
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  651. She did call them, that’s when the ambulance in route finally used their sirens.
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  652. You got a mirror?
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  653. A trial could take a year. Without certain groups this would be swept under the rug. You want new laws to take a year before they are even drafted? How many more need to die while we wait for that?
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  654. No PD is going to hire that guy.
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  655.  @loralieisa  From the bodycam transcript, page 56: George Floyd : My neck hurts Derek Chauvin: Uh huh
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  656. Good point, that’s why we’re told to mount detectors on the ceiling or 5 feet off the floor.
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  657. @Carla Craig They stated 1 in 25 of their students admitted to bringing weapons to school, you going to blame parenting on that too? You cool with cops killing the rest of those kids?
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  658.  @garrettwright7557  The DA isn’t charging him with anything, there’s still an investigation & likely a law suit.
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  659. Harris County Texas court records do not list a pregnant woman. It must be fun spreading rumors about a dead man though, if you have no life of your own.
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  660.  @michaelpotts1675  The court records do not mention any children nor a pregnancy. They listed all the occupants of the house. What’s your source?
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  661.  @ezeNdog  They proved he didn’t OD. The cop has a history of choking people out, he assaulted women & children. You plan on supporting him at his next trial where he’s facing 9 counts of felony tax evasion? He was a bad cop. They exist.
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  662. Well he did say “I ain’t that guy” earler
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  663. Thanks Mr Obvious
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  664. 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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  665.  @Curlee187  & he did it wrong, starting with the handcuffs.
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  666.  @nstv23  You sound like an expert on the topic. Would you also say that most people performing the neck restraint remove their knee after the person loses consciousness?
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  667.  Henry Pancake  Attempting to arrest him next to an open car door? This was a sloppy arrest, stop making excuses for her.
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  668. Good thing you’re not on the jury, you obviously weren’t paying attention.
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  669.  @itsmeforsure5475  Then why are you posting an analysis?
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  670. Greer vs the city of Hayward too
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  671. House to house? There are drones for thst. Just terrorizing civilians. Two months later & the IDF is still too scared to enter the tunnels. Keep pretending you are trying to find Hamas.This just keeps Netantichrist in office longer.
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  672.  @TempoMontages  Oh hey, now 11ng is 9 times the lethal dose. Nevermind that the forensic toxicologist showed dui’s of people at 50ng that didn’t die...
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  673. That’s because the cop backing away acted like he got shot. They had no plan here. It was sloppy af. Even with all the non parallel thinking, not one of them starts medical care on the kid. I’m sure they’ll pay for that once civil rights are involved.
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  674. He also explained what hooping is, which the defense brought up earlier.
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  675.  @dluvv19761  Both the chief of police & Chauvin’s trainer testified otherwise
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  676. It was never necessary. The guy was there to show off in front of his rookies & he bent the rules to do it.
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  677.  @ghenryclay773  2. Neck restraints shall not be used against subjects who are passively resisting as defined by policy. (04/16/12)
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  678.  @ghenryclay773  Are you trying to get me to say once the claustrophobic element was removed? Because if so, he was no longer resisting. He was kneeling & should have been walked over to a wall & seated, as he was prior to leading him to the squad car.
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  679.  @ghenryclay773  I mean, they already covered this but a reasonable officer may have attempted the back seat after he said he was claustrophobic. Lane was trying to accommodate in a reasonable way, Kueng was forceful & getting upset. It didn’t work, so at that point I would go to the manual under de-escalation 1b. Chauvin went the opposite route, which appears to be a habit of his, and used excessive force instead.
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  680.  @ghenryclay773  He is also telling the officers he had COVID as he exits the vehicle. So now, even if you don’t buy the claustrophobia, his condition most definitely falls under passive resistance & the neck restraint violates policy.
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  681.  @ghenryclay773  Chauvin is choking him inside the vehicle...
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  682.  @ghenryclay773  ....Keep defending little man syndrome, the real cause of excessive force in this case.
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  683.  @ghenryclay773  I’m not talking about Mr Floyd...
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  684.  @ghenryclay773  I mean you could have just looked up the definition.
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  685.  @tony14129  That’s actually a relevant point in this case because Chauvin yanked a woman out of her car for doing 10 over the speed limit. I’d really like to find out more about his misconduct complaints.
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  686. You forgot 9 counts of felony tax evasion.
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  687. Chauvin was a criminal too, he had been evading taxes for years.
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  688.  @Baron_Blue_Max  He’s being charged with 9 counts of felony tax evasion. The trial is set for June 30th.
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  689.  @Baron_Blue_Max  Nothing in the Harris County Texas court records says anything about a pregnant woman & it listed all of the house occupants so that is a rumor. They were there to steal drugs as they thought it was a crack house. He admitted guilt & did his time. Meanwhile, your cop has a history of misconduct, including against women and children you might want to look into
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  690. Well, the IRS won’t
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  691. 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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  692. Boycott Israeli cosmetic companies Chic, Pro Beauty, Beauty Code, Diva, De la Puel hair care & any product with dead sea ingredients. MDC plastics, Lord Plastics, Shaniv paper products.
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  693.  @leoflexx1  So it’s ok for her to make a mistake but not him?
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  694.  @GoodCitizen-lf9db  You fed the troll
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  695. Why is Potter telling anyone to hang up their phone?
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  696. He was quite a handful but I think opening the other door made it worse. I’m not sure if Lane was trying to accommodate the alleged claustrophobia but Chauvin went straight for his neck from the start. What a mess of miscommunication between the 3 officers that was.
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  697. Only uncuffed in rare situations.
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  698. $$$$
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  699. He definitely knew, not only was he told by his own peers but he was applying painful stimuli to Mr Floyd’s left hand the entire time. The 2 rookies let up & he never told them to get back on Mr Floyd. If he thought he was a threat he would have coached them to stay on Mr Floyd too. He simply didn’t value the man’s life.
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  700. Power tripping so hard he wouldn’t even listen to the other cops. Thank God he’s off the streets. 20 prior misconduct cases. If it hadn’t been Mr Floyd it would have someone else soon enough.
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  701.  @4kidsnaheadache  He’s done it several times before, including to a 14 year old.
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  702. They didn’t try to save his life, they smothered him to death instead
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  703.  Bubba Smollet  Brodd wrote that officers had applied “prolonged and extreme pressure to Mr. Greer’s torso while he lay in a prone position, which is a known and taught danger given that it can cause positional asphyxia” and that officers had failed to “recognize and properly react to signs of Mr. Greer’s labored breathing as he lay prone on the ground.”
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  704.  Bubba Smollet  You wouldn’t
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  705.  Bubba Smollet  No, that was sarcasm...
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  706.  @jamesfeldman4234  Look up passive resistance. The lethal dose of fentanyl varies with tolerance, the high end being 70ng.
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  707.  @jrock865  Incorrect.
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  708.  @Hallow334  He was known to carry a gun, according to the news channel. He kept it in his car. After his gf’s mom texted him that she was calling the 👮‍♀️ on him (the gf went home) he ran out to get his gun. So I guess he didn’t want to get shot by the cops without back up. Can’t really blame a black man for that.
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  709.  @4stripguy  I swear half you guys have high blood pressure & need to stay off the Internet yourself if you can’t speak civil to someone that has an opposing view.
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  710.  @jrock865  Race is there, bub. He didn’t know which color cops were showing up. He was black, he had a right to be scared for his life.
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  711.  @jrock865  He was a kid, he made a mistake. Look at the adult cops you make excuses for but you have zero compassion for the kid they killed & let bleed to death.
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  712.  @jrock865  Well, I read he pushed her & pulled her hair. I’m not excusing that but it’s a lot different than beating her.
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  713.  @snaggalfrash9013  I don’t support it, I said he made a mistake. Maybe he thought his survival chances would be worse in his car or outside of school. How should I know.
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  714.  @FLOODOFSINS  They were after drugs in that robbery. Why don’t you look at Chauvin’s past before you spit on a dead man? 20 misconduct cases (including against women & a 14 yr old) + 9 counts of felony tax evasion.
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  715. Get some glasses
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  716. Inbreeding matters
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  717. It looks like 10 yrs max but it will be a milestone
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  718. So what to do once shot by a 👮‍♀️ (or 7), OK then....
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  719.  @dustin802  We won’t know that until they show the footage.
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  720.  @dustin802  Well if they have nothing to hide...
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  721.  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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  722. 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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  723. 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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  724.  @Teriteri22  The cop to the kid’s right wound have the best perspective of his right arm/hand but that bodycam was blacked out.
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  725. Union leader
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  726.  @joysynmonds9082  The officers answered this for you “You’re talking just fine”, except that after awhile he wasn’t but they kept smothering him anyway.
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  727. 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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