Remembering George Floyd: How Minneapolis has changed three years after the murder of George Perry Floyd Jr.

[BS Filter]

Floyd did not OD on Fentanyl because that's what they give claustrophobic patients to get them into MRI machines. Floyd was clearly claustrophobic getting into the police vehicle.

Another reason Floyd did not OD on Fentanyl is because fentanyl actually prevents people from knowing they can’t breathe and from feeling like they can’t breathe. Floyd's response was the exact opposite, because he was not overdosed.

Cause of death: "Cardiopulmonary arrest complicating law enforcement subdual, restraint, and neck compression Manner of death: Homicide How injury occurred: Decedent experienced a cardiopulmonary arrest while being restrained by law enforcement officer(s)"

The next Republican president should pardon the cops.

 

[KissMy]

The next Republican president should pardon the cops.

Wrong! - You idiots actually believe Freddie Grey broke his own neck to kill himself to frame the cops!

 

[BS Filter]

Wrong! - You idiots actually believe Freddie Grey broke his own neck to kill himself to frame the cops!

Doesn't matter what I believe. Any time we can stick it to the left we should do it.

 

[KissMy]

Doesn't matter what I believe. Any time we can stick it to the left we should do it.

You are advocating for trashing the US constitution.

 

[BS Filter]

You are advocating for trashing the US constitution.

Bullshit. The President can pardon whoever they want.

 

[KissMy]

Bullshit. The President can pardon whoever they want.

Wrong! - President's can't pardon themselves, or interfere with state prosecutions. Also, the pardoning power only extends to federal criminal offenses, does not preclude civil actions, or any impeachments.

It's unconstitutional to have police murder opposition party then pardon them.

 

[August West]

Doesn't matter what I believe. Any time we can stick it to the left we should do it.

While Dear Leader was playing 18 holes yesterday, a rightist bagged himself 18 years in the slammer. We stuck it to the right.

 

[BS Filter]

Wrong! - President's can't pardon themselves, or interfere with state prosecutions. Also, the pardoning power only extends to federal criminal offenses, does not preclude civil actions, or any impeachments.

It's unconstitutional to have police murder opposition party then pardon them.

We don't care. We're gonna lie, cheat and steal just like your democrats do.

 

[BS Filter]

While Dear Leader was playing 18 holes yesterday, a rightist bagged himself 18 years in the slammer. We stuck it to the right.

Biden's day is coming and it's going to be a great show.

 

[marvin martian]

Reminder,

Gentle George was 46 years old and in the Prime of His Life when he was taken from the community.
We know, changes are being made. I get all choked up watching the video. How about you?

LOL! There's NO way you're not a Chinese bot.

Hahahahahahaha

 

[Frankenstein]

Sorry Buddy, the jury didn't see it that way.

So what? It's true

 

[Frankenstein]

Three years ago today (05/25/2020) the Gentle Giant George Floyd was senselessly taken from this life.
George Perry Floyd Jr. was an African-American man who was murdered by a police officer in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Three years later, Minneapolis had changed. One can only pray that this senseless murder was not in vain.


The murder of George Floyd by a Minneapolis police officer three years ago led to what’s often referred to as a national reckoning on race and policing.

Despite initial optimism as protests bloomed across the country and people from across the political spectrum acknowledged the need for change, progress has often felt fitful, even in the city of Minneapolis itself. But there are some indications that, for better or worse, Minneapolis has been transformed by Floyd’s killing.

• Rethinking what cops do
• Reducing unnecessary law enforcement interactions
• Creating more officer accountability
• Reorganizing public safety and the city
• More political will to prosecute the police

How Minneapolis has changed three years after the murder of George Floyd

Floyd’s murder by a police officer in 2020 led to some initial discussions and proposals for significant changes to policing and reimagining public safety. Progress has been slow, but there are indications that — for better or worse — Minneapolis has been transformed by Floyd’s killing.

www.mprnews.org

Is this the same gentle giant who held a pistol to a woman's pregnant stomach while his friends robbed her?

 

[marvin martian]

Is this the same gentle giant who held a pistol to a woman's pregnant stomach while his friends robbed her?

The DemoKKKrats consider that an act of kindness.

 

[BS Filter]

You are advocating for trashing the US constitution.

That's funny.

 

[Foul Owl]

Remembering George Floyd? Why would we want to remember a piece of sh*t criminal who resisted arrest? Doesn't make sense to me.

 

[marvin martian]

Remembering George Floyd? Why would we want to remember a piece of sh*t criminal who resisted arrest? Doesn't make sense to me.

The DemoKKKrats consider that a hero.

 

[KissMy]

The DemoKKKrats consider that a hero.

Wrong! - The only heroes there that day were the people on the street telling the police to get off Floyd's neck & back while sharing video of the police unconstitutional murder of a US citizen.

The mayor cost tax payers $2 billion for hiring & backing those murderous thug cops.

 

[Leo123]

Interesting: From Twitter

"3 partially digested fentanyl pills fell out of George Floyd's mouth into the squad car. Other pills may have fallen onto street."

 

[miketx]

Three years ago today (05/25/2020) the Gentle Giant George Floyd was senselessly taken from this life.
George Perry Floyd Jr. was an African-American man who was murdered by a police officer in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Three years later, Minneapolis had changed. One can only pray that this senseless murder was not in vain.


The murder of George Floyd by a Minneapolis police officer three years ago led to what’s often referred to as a national reckoning on race and policing.

Despite initial optimism as protests bloomed across the country and people from across the political spectrum acknowledged the need for change, progress has often felt fitful, even in the city of Minneapolis itself. But there are some indications that, for better or worse, Minneapolis has been transformed by Floyd’s killing.

• Rethinking what cops do
• Reducing unnecessary law enforcement interactions
• Creating more officer accountability
• Reorganizing public safety and the city
• More political will to prosecute the police

How Minneapolis has changed three years after the murder of George Floyd

Floyd’s murder by a police officer in 2020 led to some initial discussions and proposals for significant changes to policing and reimagining public safety. Progress has been slow, but there are indications that — for better or worse — Minneapolis has been transformed by Floyd’s killing.

www.mprnews.org

He got what he deserved.

 

[John Edgar Slow Horses]

Who is better at determining a cause of death , a medically certified public coroner who performed a full post mortem examination.... or a hand full of random citizens with no medical training, but a political agenda?

... who relied on the evidence. Far more solid than the sillies nattering about a pandemic they could not possible understand.