Support Officer Derik Chauvin.

[occupied]

Your hero's life is over as it should be.

Excuse me if I don't care about this bad apple. He will get his trial. That's all he's owed.

If he lives for a thousand years he can never serve enough time to pay for what he has done.

 

[Eric Arthur Blair]

If he lives for a thousand years he can never serve enough time to pay for what he has done.

That's kind of overstating things. He will get what the court hands down to him.
Unfortunately I feel if he doesn't get what the mob wants him to get we are in for more riots, broken windows,
Moltov cocktails, etc.

 

[JOSweetHeart]

Any sympathy that I may grow to have for the man might only be able to go so far. If he regrets what he did for the right reasons, then I pray that the Lord forgives him because too many people down here will not care to possess such an ability.

God bless you always!!!

Holly

 

[gipper]

He is going to be found not guilty. If there is any real justice in this country. The trial is going to be very short. First, all they have to do is show the jury the video I posted here. Then have three of the largest jurors do exactly to him what they did to Floyd. For as long as they want. The judge may then just bypass the jury and throw the whole case out of court. Despite all that, officer Chauvin could probably use a little moral support over his mistreatment. If you want to do so, here is the address where you can write him at.

Derik Chauvin
c/o Minnesota Correctional Facility-
Oak Park Heights
5329 Osgood Avenue North
Stillwater, MN 55082

He is not mistreated. He lit the fuse to the whole mess of the last two weeks. His own wife dumped him immediately. Last I heard, when he went to jail, knowing what he had done and what was happening out there, he had to be put on suicide watch 24/7. I cannot work up much pity or sympathy.

If you repeat a lie often enough, others are likely to believe it. Maybe that is what happened to officer Chauvin. It is unfortunate if he believes that. If he in fact does at all. Because he was there. He was the one doing it. He has to know that what he was doing didn't cause Floyd to die. How about this. Instead of going by what the bullshit the media spreads, write him and ask him yourself. Though he obviously has more important things on his mind, maybe he will write you back.

I'll pass. I saw the video and believed my eyes and heard him beg. You get no credit for not knowing someone may have conditions that may prevent them from living though intentional torture, while hand cuffed. All four of those cops, just as culpable morally.

There was no torture. He had refused to get into the police car and the cops simply restrained him to give him a chance to calm down so they could transport him back to the precinct to process the arrest. The guy was six foot seven so what were to alternatives? They could have just tasered him into submission, but knowing what we know now about his poor health and drugs, that would probably have killed him. Alternatively, they could have just used brute force to stuff him kicking and screaming into the back of the police car to take him to the precinct, but that clearly would have been dangerous for everyone. Pinning him down until he gave up hope of escaping and calmed down would have seemed the safest option.

Could have done a lot of things. could have shackled his feet, put a night stick through the cuffs on his hands and drug him into the car. But they did not, and that is why we are here.

The guy was six foot seven, a former football player who earned his living as a bouncer in a nightclub, so using brute force to stuff him into the back seat of the police car while he was struggling would have been dangerous to both the cops and to Floyd. The coroner determined that the cause of death was that his heart stopped beating and there is no rational argument to be made that the knee on his neck or the knee on his hips caused his heart to stopped beating.

And another doctor disagreed. Battle of the "expert witnesses". They will show the video.

There is no other doctor. The alleged private autopsy was a stunt. They didn't have the toxicology report, the organs the medical examiner had cut out or his health history. They claimed Floyd had been in good health, which we now know not to be true, and they acknowledged that they found no physical evidence that he had died from asphyxiation, which they claimed had been the cause of death.

I’m assuming your in good health. If the thug cop placed his knee on your neck for 9 minutes, would you make it?

I am not in such good health, but I have no doubt I would survive. The knee was nowhere near the carotid arteries or the larynx so it did not restrict air to the lungs or blood to the brain. It is no doubt very uncomfortable but not at all dangerous.

The problem with your 'logic' is, it doesn't matter what Floyd's health condition was. Had the cop NOT tortured him to death, he'd still be alive. Hence, the cop committed murder. Logical no?

I find the defense of this crazy murderous cop unbelievable. If you aren't a racist, you most certainly aren't thinking straight. Cop brutality of all races must stop, but people like you want it to continue. Apparently you want to live in a police state.

 

[harmonica]

He is going to be found not guilty. If there is any real justice in this country. The trial is going to be very short. First, all they have to do is show the jury the video I posted here. Then have three of the largest jurors do exactly to him what they did to Floyd. For as long as they want. The judge may then just bypass the jury and throw the whole case out of court. Despite all that, officer Chauvin could probably use a little moral support over his mistreatment. If you want to do so, here is the address where you can write him at.

Derik Chauvin
c/o Minnesota Correctional Facility-
Oak Park Heights
5329 Osgood Avenue North
Stillwater, MN 55082

He is not mistreated. He lit the fuse to the whole mess of the last two weeks. His own wife dumped him immediately. Last I heard, when he went to jail, knowing what he had done and what was happening out there, he had to be put on suicide watch 24/7. I cannot work up much pity or sympathy.

.....ok--you just made an undeniable mistake--the criminal and/or whoever called the police LIT the fuse ...the cops were not sitting around in a KKK meeting saying '' let's go get us a n****r''' !!!
..in 99% of these cases the cops are CALLED to a problem or see a problem

 

[harmonica]

He is going to be found not guilty. If there is any real justice in this country. The trial is going to be very short. First, all they have to do is show the jury the video I posted here. Then have three of the largest jurors do exactly to him what they did to Floyd. For as long as they want. The judge may then just bypass the jury and throw the whole case out of court. Despite all that, officer Chauvin could probably use a little moral support over his mistreatment. If you want to do so, here is the address where you can write him at.

Derik Chauvin
c/o Minnesota Correctional Facility-
Oak Park Heights
5329 Osgood Avenue North
Stillwater, MN 55082

He is not mistreated. He lit the fuse to the whole mess of the last two weeks. His own wife dumped him immediately. Last I heard, when he went to jail, knowing what he had done and what was happening out there, he had to be put on suicide watch 24/7. I cannot work up much pity or sympathy.

If you repeat a lie often enough, others are likely to believe it. Maybe that is what happened to officer Chauvin. It is unfortunate if he believes that. If he in fact does at all. Because he was there. He was the one doing it. He has to know that what he was doing didn't cause Floyd to die. How about this. Instead of going by what the bullshit the media spreads, write him and ask him yourself. Though he obviously has more important things on his mind, maybe he will write you back.

I'll pass. I saw the video and believed my eyes and heard him beg. You get no credit for not knowing someone may have conditions that may prevent them from living though intentional torture, while hand cuffed. All four of those cops, just as culpable morally.

There was no torture. He had refused to get into the police car and the cops simply restrained him to give him a chance to calm down so they could transport him back to the precinct to process the arrest. The guy was six foot seven so what were to alternatives? They could have just tasered him into submission, but knowing what we know now about his poor health and drugs, that would probably have killed him. Alternatively, they could have just used brute force to stuff him kicking and screaming into the back of the police car to take him to the precinct, but that clearly would have been dangerous for everyone. Pinning him down until he gave up hope of escaping and calmed down would have seemed the safest option.

Could have done a lot of things. could have shackled his feet, put a night stick through the cuffs on his hands and drug him into the car. But they did not, and that is why we are here.

The guy was six foot seven, a former football player who earned his living as a bouncer in a nightclub, so using brute force to stuff him into the back seat of the police car while he was struggling would have been dangerous to both the cops and to Floyd. The coroner determined that the cause of death was that his heart stopped beating and there is no rational argument to be made that the knee on his neck or the knee on his hips caused his heart to stopped beating.

And another doctor disagreed. Battle of the "expert witnesses". They will show the video.

There is no other doctor. The alleged private autopsy was a stunt. They didn't have the toxicology report, the organs the medical examiner had cut out or his health history. They claimed Floyd had been in good health, which we now know not to be true, and they acknowledged that they found no physical evidence that he had died from asphyxiation, which they claimed had been the cause of death.

I’m assuming your in good health. If the thug cop placed his knee on your neck for 9 minutes, would you make it?

I am not in such good health, but I have no doubt I would survive. The knee was nowhere near the carotid arteries or the larynx so it did not restrict air to the lungs or blood to the brain. It is no doubt very uncomfortable but not at all dangerous.

The problem with your 'logic' is, it doesn't matter what Floyd's health condition was. Had the cop NOT tortured him to death, he'd still be alive. Hence, the cop committed murder. Logical no?

I find the defense of this crazy murderous cop unbelievable. If you aren't a racist, you most certainly aren't thinking straight. Cop brutality of all races must stop, but people like you want it to continue. Apparently you want to live in a police state.

1. he didn't murder him
2. but it's ok to love and HONOR criminals!!!!!???? you are being a hypocrite

 

[White 6]

He is going to be found not guilty. If there is any real justice in this country. The trial is going to be very short. First, all they have to do is show the jury the video I posted here. Then have three of the largest jurors do exactly to him what they did to Floyd. For as long as they want. The judge may then just bypass the jury and throw the whole case out of court. Despite all that, officer Chauvin could probably use a little moral support over his mistreatment. If you want to do so, here is the address where you can write him at.

Derik Chauvin
c/o Minnesota Correctional Facility-
Oak Park Heights
5329 Osgood Avenue North
Stillwater, MN 55082

He is not mistreated. He lit the fuse to the whole mess of the last two weeks. His own wife dumped him immediately. Last I heard, when he went to jail, knowing what he had done and what was happening out there, he had to be put on suicide watch 24/7. I cannot work up much pity or sympathy.

.....ok--you just made an undeniable mistake--the criminal and/or whoever called the police LIT the fuse ...the cops were not sitting around in a KKK meeting saying '' let's go get us a n****r''' !!!
..in 99% of these cases the cops are CALLED to a problem or see a problem

Floyd had a history, that day it was suspect forgery. Some said a check now here people say it was passing a funny $20. If you explore back far enough say who set this in motion, you could say Adam in the Garden of Eden, but Adam didn't sit with his knee on a handcuffed suspect's neck for 8-1/2 minutes (several which after he was non-responsive (either just to make it look good? or just to be sure) becoming the most final act committed to the victim. One may not think it logical that protests sometimes lead to riots. It may not seem logical that others across the country and around the world will join a cause of some snuffed out petty criminal at the hands of authority, but we have seen most of this before. It is like the cell phone camera. If you are will to do the deed, in uniform of authority, brazenly uncaring about your victim and that the whole world will be watching as you exercise your supposed implied authority and dominion, you are intentionally lighting a fuse. It's a matter of proximity.

 

[toomuchtime_]

He is going to be found not guilty. If there is any real justice in this country. The trial is going to be very short. First, all they have to do is show the jury the video I posted here. Then have three of the largest jurors do exactly to him what they did to Floyd. For as long as they want. The judge may then just bypass the jury and throw the whole case out of court. Despite all that, officer Chauvin could probably use a little moral support over his mistreatment. If you want to do so, here is the address where you can write him at.

Derik Chauvin
c/o Minnesota Correctional Facility-
Oak Park Heights
5329 Osgood Avenue North
Stillwater, MN 55082

He is not mistreated. He lit the fuse to the whole mess of the last two weeks. His own wife dumped him immediately. Last I heard, when he went to jail, knowing what he had done and what was happening out there, he had to be put on suicide watch 24/7. I cannot work up much pity or sympathy.

If you repeat a lie often enough, others are likely to believe it. Maybe that is what happened to officer Chauvin. It is unfortunate if he believes that. If he in fact does at all. Because he was there. He was the one doing it. He has to know that what he was doing didn't cause Floyd to die. How about this. Instead of going by what the bullshit the media spreads, write him and ask him yourself. Though he obviously has more important things on his mind, maybe he will write you back.

I'll pass. I saw the video and believed my eyes and heard him beg. You get no credit for not knowing someone may have conditions that may prevent them from living though intentional torture, while hand cuffed. All four of those cops, just as culpable morally.

There was no torture. He had refused to get into the police car and the cops simply restrained him to give him a chance to calm down so they could transport him back to the precinct to process the arrest. The guy was six foot seven so what were to alternatives? They could have just tasered him into submission, but knowing what we know now about his poor health and drugs, that would probably have killed him. Alternatively, they could have just used brute force to stuff him kicking and screaming into the back of the police car to take him to the precinct, but that clearly would have been dangerous for everyone. Pinning him down until he gave up hope of escaping and calmed down would have seemed the safest option.

Could have done a lot of things. could have shackled his feet, put a night stick through the cuffs on his hands and drug him into the car. But they did not, and that is why we are here.

The guy was six foot seven, a former football player who earned his living as a bouncer in a nightclub, so using brute force to stuff him into the back seat of the police car while he was struggling would have been dangerous to both the cops and to Floyd. The coroner determined that the cause of death was that his heart stopped beating and there is no rational argument to be made that the knee on his neck or the knee on his hips caused his heart to stopped beating.

And another doctor disagreed. Battle of the "expert witnesses". They will show the video.

There is no other doctor. The alleged private autopsy was a stunt. They didn't have the toxicology report, the organs the medical examiner had cut out or his health history. They claimed Floyd had been in good health, which we now know not to be true, and they acknowledged that they found no physical evidence that he had died from asphyxiation, which they claimed had been the cause of death.

I’m assuming your in good health. If the thug cop placed his knee on your neck for 9 minutes, would you make it?

I am not in such good health, but I have no doubt I would survive. The knee was nowhere near the carotid arteries or the larynx so it did not restrict air to the lungs or blood to the brain. It is no doubt very uncomfortable but not at all dangerous.

The problem with your 'logic' is, it doesn't matter what Floyd's health condition was. Had the cop NOT tortured him to death, he'd still be alive. Hence, the cop committed murder. Logical no?

I find the defense of this crazy murderous cop unbelievable. If you aren't a racist, you most certainly aren't thinking straight. Cop brutality of all races must stop, but people like you want it to continue. Apparently you want to live in a police state.

You are posting nothing but hysterical nonsense. He was not tortured but restrained after making a bizarre escape attempt when police attempted to keep him in the back of the police car.



At the end of the video, you can see Floyd slip out of the police car and he is then pinned down and restrained by the police officers.

In restraining Floyd, these police officer were operating well within the rules laid out in the Minneapolis police manual, which allows cops to choke persons resisting arrest into unconsciousness. There is no rational argument to be made that the manner of restraint led to Floyd's heart stopping.

'The on-line version of the policy manual says, "The unconscious neck restraint shall only be applied … 1. On a subject who is exhibiting active aggression, or; 2. For life saving purposes, or; 3. On a subject who is exhibiting active resistance in order to gain control of the subject; and if lesser attempts at control have been or would likely be ineffective."'

Minneapolis police made 44 people unconscious with neck restraints

Several police experts said that number appears to be unusually high. "By using this tactic, it's a self-fulfilling tragedy," said one.

www.nbcnews.com

However these police officers chose a safer method of gaining control over Floyd by applying a neck and hip restraint that was not a choke hold. There was, in fact, no safer way of restraining Floyd while he continued to struggle against arrest than the technique used by these officers, and it was a technique that had been in common practice in Minneapolis.

" Minneapolis police used neck restraints at least 237 times during that span [since the beginning of 2015]"

Minneapolis police made 44 people unconscious with neck restraints

Several police experts said that number appears to be unusually high. "By using this tactic, it's a self-fulfilling tragedy," said one.

www.nbcnews.com

No deaths were attributed to the use of neck restraints by the Minneapolis police during that time.

So why did Floyd die? The autopsy said he died because his heart stopped beating, and it also pointed out that Floyd had both coronary artery disease, which narrows the arteries that feed blood to the heart muscle, and a hypertensive heart, which causes a thickening of the heart muscle and makes it less able to respond to stressful situations. The combination of these two made Floyd a high risk for dying of a heart attack or heart failure in his everyday life and made his heart utterly incapable of meeting the demands Floyd placed on it by continuing to struggle against his arrest.

Clearly the police acted will within the law and the rules of the Minneapolis police department and Floyd died because his body was unable to meet the demands he made on it by continuing to struggle against his arrest. That's the whole story and all the rest is hysterical nonsense fostered by opportunistic politicians and other assorted conmen or conwomen.

 

[White 6]

He is going to be found not guilty. If there is any real justice in this country. The trial is going to be very short. First, all they have to do is show the jury the video I posted here. Then have three of the largest jurors do exactly to him what they did to Floyd. For as long as they want. The judge may then just bypass the jury and throw the whole case out of court. Despite all that, officer Chauvin could probably use a little moral support over his mistreatment. If you want to do so, here is the address where you can write him at.

Derik Chauvin
c/o Minnesota Correctional Facility-
Oak Park Heights
5329 Osgood Avenue North
Stillwater, MN 55082

He is not mistreated. He lit the fuse to the whole mess of the last two weeks. His own wife dumped him immediately. Last I heard, when he went to jail, knowing what he had done and what was happening out there, he had to be put on suicide watch 24/7. I cannot work up much pity or sympathy.

If you repeat a lie often enough, others are likely to believe it. Maybe that is what happened to officer Chauvin. It is unfortunate if he believes that. If he in fact does at all. Because he was there. He was the one doing it. He has to know that what he was doing didn't cause Floyd to die. How about this. Instead of going by what the bullshit the media spreads, write him and ask him yourself. Though he obviously has more important things on his mind, maybe he will write you back.

I'll pass. I saw the video and believed my eyes and heard him beg. You get no credit for not knowing someone may have conditions that may prevent them from living though intentional torture, while hand cuffed. All four of those cops, just as culpable morally.

There was no torture. He had refused to get into the police car and the cops simply restrained him to give him a chance to calm down so they could transport him back to the precinct to process the arrest. The guy was six foot seven so what were to alternatives? They could have just tasered him into submission, but knowing what we know now about his poor health and drugs, that would probably have killed him. Alternatively, they could have just used brute force to stuff him kicking and screaming into the back of the police car to take him to the precinct, but that clearly would have been dangerous for everyone. Pinning him down until he gave up hope of escaping and calmed down would have seemed the safest option.

Could have done a lot of things. could have shackled his feet, put a night stick through the cuffs on his hands and drug him into the car. But they did not, and that is why we are here.

The guy was six foot seven, a former football player who earned his living as a bouncer in a nightclub, so using brute force to stuff him into the back seat of the police car while he was struggling would have been dangerous to both the cops and to Floyd. The coroner determined that the cause of death was that his heart stopped beating and there is no rational argument to be made that the knee on his neck or the knee on his hips caused his heart to stopped beating.

And another doctor disagreed. Battle of the "expert witnesses". They will show the video.

There is no other doctor. The alleged private autopsy was a stunt. They didn't have the toxicology report, the organs the medical examiner had cut out or his health history. They claimed Floyd had been in good health, which we now know not to be true, and they acknowledged that they found no physical evidence that he had died from asphyxiation, which they claimed had been the cause of death.

I’m assuming your in good health. If the thug cop placed his knee on your neck for 9 minutes, would you make it?

I am not in such good health, but I have no doubt I would survive. The knee was nowhere near the carotid arteries or the larynx so it did not restrict air to the lungs or blood to the brain. It is no doubt very uncomfortable but not at all dangerous.

The problem with your 'logic' is, it doesn't matter what Floyd's health condition was. Had the cop NOT tortured him to death, he'd still be alive. Hence, the cop committed murder. Logical no?

I find the defense of this crazy murderous cop unbelievable. If you aren't a racist, you most certainly aren't thinking straight. Cop brutality of all races must stop, but people like you want it to continue. Apparently you want to live in a police state.

You are posting nothing but hysterical nonsense. He was not tortured but restrained after making a bizarre escape attempt when police attempted to keep him in the back of the police car.



At the end of the video, you can see Floyd slip out of the police car and he is then pinned down and restrained by the police officers.

In restraining Floyd, these police officer were operating well within the rules laid out in the Minneapolis police manual, which allows cops to choke persons resisting arrest into unconsciousness. There is no rational argument to be made that the manner of restraint led to Floyd's heart stopping.

'The on-line version of the policy manual says, "The unconscious neck restraint shall only be applied … 1. On a subject who is exhibiting active aggression, or; 2. For life saving purposes, or; 3. On a subject who is exhibiting active resistance in order to gain control of the subject; and if lesser attempts at control have been or would likely be ineffective."'

Minneapolis police made 44 people unconscious with neck restraints

Several police experts said that number appears to be unusually high. "By using this tactic, it's a self-fulfilling tragedy," said one.

www.nbcnews.com

However these police officers chose a safer method of gaining control over Floyd by applying a neck and hip restraint that was not a choke hold. There was, in fact, no safer way of restraining Floyd while he continued to struggle against arrest than the technique used by these officers, and it was a technique that had been in common practice in Minneapolis.

" Minneapolis police used neck restraints at least 237 times during that span [since the beginning of 2015]"

Minneapolis police made 44 people unconscious with neck restraints

Several police experts said that number appears to be unusually high. "By using this tactic, it's a self-fulfilling tragedy," said one.

www.nbcnews.com

No deaths were attributed to the use of neck restraints by the Minneapolis police during that time.

So why did Floyd die? The autopsy said he died because his heart stopped beating, and it also pointed out that Floyd had both coronary artery disease, which narrows the arteries that feed blood to the heart muscle, and a hypertensive heart, which causes a thickening of the heart muscle and makes it less able to respond to stressful situations. The combination of these two made Floyd a high risk for dying of a heart attack or heart failure in his everyday life and made his heart utterly incapable of meeting the demands Floyd placed on it by continuing to struggle against his arrest.

Clearly the police acted will within the law and the rules of the Minneapolis police department and Floyd died because his body was unable to meet the demands he made on it by continuing to struggle against his arrest. That's the whole story and all the rest is hysterical nonsense fostered by opportunistic politicians and other assorted conmen or conwomen.

Looked bad to me. You stop believing in coincidence at some point. Probably after safety investigation training.

 

[gipper]

He is going to be found not guilty. If there is any real justice in this country. The trial is going to be very short. First, all they have to do is show the jury the video I posted here. Then have three of the largest jurors do exactly to him what they did to Floyd. For as long as they want. The judge may then just bypass the jury and throw the whole case out of court. Despite all that, officer Chauvin could probably use a little moral support over his mistreatment. If you want to do so, here is the address where you can write him at.

Derik Chauvin
c/o Minnesota Correctional Facility-
Oak Park Heights
5329 Osgood Avenue North
Stillwater, MN 55082

He is not mistreated. He lit the fuse to the whole mess of the last two weeks. His own wife dumped him immediately. Last I heard, when he went to jail, knowing what he had done and what was happening out there, he had to be put on suicide watch 24/7. I cannot work up much pity or sympathy.

If you repeat a lie often enough, others are likely to believe it. Maybe that is what happened to officer Chauvin. It is unfortunate if he believes that. If he in fact does at all. Because he was there. He was the one doing it. He has to know that what he was doing didn't cause Floyd to die. How about this. Instead of going by what the bullshit the media spreads, write him and ask him yourself. Though he obviously has more important things on his mind, maybe he will write you back.

I'll pass. I saw the video and believed my eyes and heard him beg. You get no credit for not knowing someone may have conditions that may prevent them from living though intentional torture, while hand cuffed. All four of those cops, just as culpable morally.

There was no torture. He had refused to get into the police car and the cops simply restrained him to give him a chance to calm down so they could transport him back to the precinct to process the arrest. The guy was six foot seven so what were to alternatives? They could have just tasered him into submission, but knowing what we know now about his poor health and drugs, that would probably have killed him. Alternatively, they could have just used brute force to stuff him kicking and screaming into the back of the police car to take him to the precinct, but that clearly would have been dangerous for everyone. Pinning him down until he gave up hope of escaping and calmed down would have seemed the safest option.

Could have done a lot of things. could have shackled his feet, put a night stick through the cuffs on his hands and drug him into the car. But they did not, and that is why we are here.

The guy was six foot seven, a former football player who earned his living as a bouncer in a nightclub, so using brute force to stuff him into the back seat of the police car while he was struggling would have been dangerous to both the cops and to Floyd. The coroner determined that the cause of death was that his heart stopped beating and there is no rational argument to be made that the knee on his neck or the knee on his hips caused his heart to stopped beating.

And another doctor disagreed. Battle of the "expert witnesses". They will show the video.

There is no other doctor. The alleged private autopsy was a stunt. They didn't have the toxicology report, the organs the medical examiner had cut out or his health history. They claimed Floyd had been in good health, which we now know not to be true, and they acknowledged that they found no physical evidence that he had died from asphyxiation, which they claimed had been the cause of death.

I’m assuming your in good health. If the thug cop placed his knee on your neck for 9 minutes, would you make it?

I am not in such good health, but I have no doubt I would survive. The knee was nowhere near the carotid arteries or the larynx so it did not restrict air to the lungs or blood to the brain. It is no doubt very uncomfortable but not at all dangerous.

The problem with your 'logic' is, it doesn't matter what Floyd's health condition was. Had the cop NOT tortured him to death, he'd still be alive. Hence, the cop committed murder. Logical no?

I find the defense of this crazy murderous cop unbelievable. If you aren't a racist, you most certainly aren't thinking straight. Cop brutality of all races must stop, but people like you want it to continue. Apparently you want to live in a police state.

You are posting nothing but hysterical nonsense. He was not tortured but restrained after making a bizarre escape attempt when police attempted to keep him in the back of the police car.



At the end of the video, you can see Floyd slip out of the police car and he is then pinned down and restrained by the police officers.

In restraining Floyd, these police officer were operating well within the rules laid out in the Minneapolis police manual, which allows cops to choke persons resisting arrest into unconsciousness. There is no rational argument to be made that the manner of restraint led to Floyd's heart stopping.

'The on-line version of the policy manual says, "The unconscious neck restraint shall only be applied … 1. On a subject who is exhibiting active aggression, or; 2. For life saving purposes, or; 3. On a subject who is exhibiting active resistance in order to gain control of the subject; and if lesser attempts at control have been or would likely be ineffective."'

Minneapolis police made 44 people unconscious with neck restraints

Several police experts said that number appears to be unusually high. "By using this tactic, it's a self-fulfilling tragedy," said one.

www.nbcnews.com

However these police officers chose a safer method of gaining control over Floyd by applying a neck and hip restraint that was not a choke hold. There was, in fact, no safer way of restraining Floyd while he continued to struggle against arrest than the technique used by these officers, and it was a technique that had been in common practice in Minneapolis.

" Minneapolis police used neck restraints at least 237 times during that span [since the beginning of 2015]"

Minneapolis police made 44 people unconscious with neck restraints

Several police experts said that number appears to be unusually high. "By using this tactic, it's a self-fulfilling tragedy," said one.

www.nbcnews.com

No deaths were attributed to the use of neck restraints by the Minneapolis police during that time.

So why did Floyd die? The autopsy said he died because his heart stopped beating, and it also pointed out that Floyd had both coronary artery disease, which narrows the arteries that feed blood to the heart muscle, and a hypertensive heart, which causes a thickening of the heart muscle and makes it less able to respond to stressful situations. The combination of these two made Floyd a high risk for dying of a heart attack or heart failure in his everyday life and made his heart utterly incapable of meeting the demands Floyd placed on it by continuing to struggle against his arrest.

Clearly the police acted will within the law and the rules of the Minneapolis police department and Floyd died because his body was unable to meet the demands he made on it by continuing to struggle against his arrest. That's the whole story and all the rest is hysterical nonsense fostered by opportunistic politicians and other assorted conmen or conwomen.

You’re blind right?

 

[quarantine]

He is going to be found not guilty. If there is any real justice in this country. The trial is going to be very short. First, all they have to do is show the jury the video I posted here. Then have three of the largest jurors do exactly to him what they did to Floyd. For as long as they want. The judge may then just bypass the jury and throw the whole case out of court. Despite all that, officer Chauvin could probably use a little moral support over his mistreatment. If you want to do so, here is the address where you can write him at.

Derik Chauvin
c/o Minnesota Correctional Facility-
Oak Park Heights
5329 Osgood Avenue North
Stillwater, MN 55082

He is not mistreated. He lit the fuse to the whole mess of the last two weeks. His own wife dumped him immediately. Last I heard, when he went to jail, knowing what he had done and what was happening out there, he had to be put on suicide watch 24/7. I cannot work up much pity or sympathy.

If you repeat a lie often enough, others are likely to believe it. Maybe that is what happened to officer Chauvin. It is unfortunate if he believes that. If he in fact does at all. Because he was there. He was the one doing it. He has to know that what he was doing didn't cause Floyd to die. How about this. Instead of going by what the bullshit the media spreads, write him and ask him yourself. Though he obviously has more important things on his mind, maybe he will write you back.

I'll pass. I saw the video and believed my eyes and heard him beg. You get no credit for not knowing someone may have conditions that may prevent them from living though intentional torture, while hand cuffed. All four of those cops, just as culpable morally.

The Mayor and Governor are culpable for keeping Chauven on the police force knowing full when he had some other bad incidences. Do you want them to go to jail or just the police?

Did you not see either of my videos? Officer Chauvin did nothing wrong. Except maybe not believe a criminal who was putting up a struggle when he said he couldn't breathe. Or stop restraining him when he stopped moving. But seeing how what they were doing wasn't stopping him from breathing to begin with, it looked a lot worse than it was.

 

[quarantine]

Your hero's life is over as it should be.

And why is that. Because he didn't murder anybody?

Actually he did which is why he was charged with murder.

Look at the video again. Were these cops trying to murder each other? And what they were doing was a lot worse than what happened to the worthless criminal Floyd.
Jeden test - uškrtí vás při policejním zákroku 115 kily - Streamable

I dont have to look at the video again. I already saw it enough times. Again thats why he was charged with murder. The trail is just a formality he shouldnt get because he deprived Floyd of his trail.

It's strange to see somebody who actually enjoys being an asshole. You would think I would be used to it by now. All officer did was hold down a struggling criminal. That is ALL he did. He didn't murder Floyd. Floyd died all on his own. Right now officer Chauvin is just a political prisoner to appease the savage humanzee masses that want to be free to commit crimes.

The "smart" white supremacists know to pick their battles, then there's dummies like you.

Did you not see the video I posted? Only a n loving asshole would try to bring any sort of specism into the topic. The video clearly showed that there was no way that officer Chauvin's knee on Floyd's neck could have caused him difficulty in breathing. Maybe it could have a tiny bit. But not enough to make any difference.

 

[quarantine]

It's strange to see somebody who actually enjoys being an asshole. You would think I would be used to it by now. All officer did was hold down a struggling criminal. That is ALL he did. He didn't murder Floyd. Floyd died all on his own. Right now officer Chauvin is just a political prisoner to appease the savage humanzee masses that want to be free to commit crimes.

It would appear that Asclepias is right.
You are Chauvins *****.
He was caught on video murdering a man for no reason and still you defend him.
Pretty pathetic.

And just how did he "murder" him. None of the other idiots around here have been able to explain that one. Obviously it wasn't from having a knee on his neck. And the ones holding his hips and feet down couldn't have done anything.

But all that aside, negroes like to say that black lives matter. But the lives of criminals don't matter. That's why they have prisons. So for them to say that black lives matter in fact means that black lives don't matter.

 

[occupied]

Your hero's life is over as it should be.

And why is that. Because he didn't murder anybody?

Actually he did which is why he was charged with murder.

Look at the video again. Were these cops trying to murder each other? And what they were doing was a lot worse than what happened to the worthless criminal Floyd.
Jeden test - uškrtí vás při policejním zákroku 115 kily - Streamable

I dont have to look at the video again. I already saw it enough times. Again thats why he was charged with murder. The trail is just a formality he shouldnt get because he deprived Floyd of his trail.

It's strange to see somebody who actually enjoys being an asshole. You would think I would be used to it by now. All officer did was hold down a struggling criminal. That is ALL he did. He didn't murder Floyd. Floyd died all on his own. Right now officer Chauvin is just a political prisoner to appease the savage humanzee masses that want to be free to commit crimes.

The "smart" white supremacists know to pick their battles, then there's dummies like you.

Did you not see the video I posted? Only a n loving asshole would try to bring any sort of specism into the topic. The video clearly showed that there was no way that officer Chauvin's knee on Floyd's neck could have caused him difficulty in breathing. Maybe it could have a tiny bit. But not enough to make any difference.

If you die because you cannot endure torture by the police for some reason it's still the fault of the police for torturing you.

 

[harmonica]

He is going to be found not guilty. If there is any real justice in this country. The trial is going to be very short. First, all they have to do is show the jury the video I posted here. Then have three of the largest jurors do exactly to him what they did to Floyd. For as long as they want. The judge may then just bypass the jury and throw the whole case out of court. Despite all that, officer Chauvin could probably use a little moral support over his mistreatment. If you want to do so, here is the address where you can write him at.

Derik Chauvin
c/o Minnesota Correctional Facility-
Oak Park Heights
5329 Osgood Avenue North
Stillwater, MN 55082

He is not mistreated. He lit the fuse to the whole mess of the last two weeks. His own wife dumped him immediately. Last I heard, when he went to jail, knowing what he had done and what was happening out there, he had to be put on suicide watch 24/7. I cannot work up much pity or sympathy.

.....ok--you just made an undeniable mistake--the criminal and/or whoever called the police LIT the fuse ...the cops were not sitting around in a KKK meeting saying '' let's go get us a n****r''' !!!
..in 99% of these cases the cops are CALLED to a problem or see a problem

Floyd had a history, that day it was suspect forgery. Some said a check now here people say it was passing a funny $20. If you explore back far enough say who set this in motion, you could say Adam in the Garden of Eden, but Adam didn't sit with his knee on a handcuffed suspect's neck for 8-1/2 minutes (several which after he was non-responsive (either just to make it look good? or just to be sure) becoming the most final act committed to the victim. One may not think it logical that protests sometimes lead to riots. It may not seem logical that others across the country and around the world will join a cause of some snuffed out petty criminal at the hands of authority, but we have seen most of this before. It is like the cell phone camera. If you are will to do the deed, in uniform of authority, brazenly uncaring about your victim and that the whole world will be watching as you exercise your supposed implied authority and dominion, you are intentionally lighting a fuse. It's a matter of proximity.

.....stop the ridiculous Adam and Eve babble crap----the cops didn't go looking for N*****S or Floyd....he was being LEGALLY arrested and he resisted arrest...there is no way you can say the cop started this crap

 

[quarantine]

Your hero's life is over as it should be.

And why is that. Because he didn't murder anybody?

Actually he did which is why he was charged with murder.

Look at the video again. Were these cops trying to murder each other? And what they were doing was a lot worse than what happened to the worthless criminal Floyd.
Jeden test - uškrtí vás při policejním zákroku 115 kily - Streamable

I dont have to look at the video again. I already saw it enough times. Again thats why he was charged with murder. The trail is just a formality he shouldnt get because he deprived Floyd of his trail.

It's strange to see somebody who actually enjoys being an asshole. You would think I would be used to it by now. All officer did was hold down a struggling criminal. That is ALL he did. He didn't murder Floyd. Floyd died all on his own. Right now officer Chauvin is just a political prisoner to appease the savage humanzee masses that want to be free to commit crimes.

Its kind of strange to see an asshole stand up for man that is a murderer.

And how was Floyd "murdered." It wasn't from having a knee on his neck. Which if there was any problem at all, that would have been the most vulnerable point.

You know what is even stranger than what you say? Seeing somebody who doesn't know or care they they are in fact the asshole. Get this. Despite the media's efforts to make Floyd look like some kind of angel, he was a CRIMINAL!!! He already spent 5 years in prison for his involvement in an armed home invasion and assault. It should have been longer. He tried to pass counterfeit money. He was high on meth and fentanyl. He resisted arrest. Which itself is a crime. Only the lowest of scum sucking slime would support a criminal.

 

[quarantine]

He is going to be found not guilty. If there is any real justice in this country. The trial is going to be very short. First, all they have to do is show the jury the video I posted here. Then have three of the largest jurors do exactly to him what they did to Floyd. For as long as they want. The judge may then just bypass the jury and throw the whole case out of court. Despite all that, officer Chauvin could probably use a little moral support over his mistreatment. If you want to do so, here is the address where you can write him at.

Derik Chauvin
c/o Minnesota Correctional Facility-
Oak Park Heights
5329 Osgood Avenue North
Stillwater, MN 55082

I'm a Trump supporter. Sorry, but Derik Chauvin is guilty. To what degree? I don't know until all the facts come out. But there was no reason for him to be kneeling on Floyd's neck like that.

The knee on the neck was nowhere near the carotid arteries or the larynx, so however it may have looked to you, so it posed no danger. Floyd was taken down because he was struggling against the police when they tried to put him in the police car. By pinning his head and hips the police were able to safely prevent him from struggling.

The fight was over. They already checked him for weapons so they know he was unarmed. He was begging and clearly in need of some help. Perhaps the cops knee didn't kill him as it's possible it was another condition. But regardless, the knee only added to Floyd's issue. The cop read the situation wrong and IMO contributed to his death. Was it intentional? I doubt it. It's why I said I don't know to what degree he is guilty.

There is no degree of guilt. Floyd refused to get into the police car and some kind of force was necessary to get him into the car. No one knew it at the time, but Floyd was a sick man. He had coronary artery disease, a narrowing of the arteries that supply blood to the heart, high blood pressure, asthma, covid19 and he was jacked up on meth and fentanyl, and he was facing returning to prison for the fourth time. He panicked and his sick drugged up body just couldn't handle the physical and emotional stress.

I don't remember seeing the video of him being put into the car. So I can't say. But I posted a video of him apparently putting up a struggle when he was in the back of the cop car. I would like to see the video of how he was removed from the back of the cop car and ended up where he ended up at. No doubt he was struggling all the way.

 

[quarantine]

He is going to be found not guilty. If there is any real justice in this country. The trial is going to be very short. First, all they have to do is show the jury the video I posted here. Then have three of the largest jurors do exactly to him what they did to Floyd. For as long as they want. The judge may then just bypass the jury and throw the whole case out of court. Despite all that, officer Chauvin could probably use a little moral support over his mistreatment. If you want to do so, here is the address where you can write him at.

Derik Chauvin
c/o Minnesota Correctional Facility-
Oak Park Heights
5329 Osgood Avenue North
Stillwater, MN 55082

He is not mistreated. He lit the fuse to the whole mess of the last two weeks. His own wife dumped him immediately. Last I heard, when he went to jail, knowing what he had done and what was happening out there, he had to be put on suicide watch 24/7. I cannot work up much pity or sympathy.

If you repeat a lie often enough, others are likely to believe it. Maybe that is what happened to officer Chauvin. It is unfortunate if he believes that. If he in fact does at all. Because he was there. He was the one doing it. He has to know that what he was doing didn't cause Floyd to die. How about this. Instead of going by what the bullshit the media spreads, write him and ask him yourself. Though he obviously has more important things on his mind, maybe he will write you back.

I'll pass. I saw the video and believed my eyes and heard him beg. You get no credit for not knowing someone may have conditions that may prevent them from living though intentional torture, while hand cuffed. All four of those cops, just as culpable morally.

There was no torture. He had refused to get into the police car and the cops simply restrained him to give him a chance to calm down so they could transport him back to the precinct to process the arrest. The guy was six foot seven so what were to alternatives? They could have just tasered him into submission, but knowing what we know now about his poor health and drugs, that would probably have killed him. Alternatively, they could have just used brute force to stuff him kicking and screaming into the back of the police car to take him to the precinct, but that clearly would have been dangerous for everyone. Pinning him down until he gave up hope of escaping and calmed down would have seemed the safest option.

Could have done a lot of things. could have shackled his feet, put a night stick through the cuffs on his hands and drug him into the car. But they did not, and that is why we are here.

No matter what they did, Floyd would have likely died. Also, Floyd was already in the back seat of the cop car and started to put up a struggle. Here is the video of it.

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I guess they should have left him in the car.

And leave him to kick out a window? And to all the negroes and other idiots out there,the best solution would have been to not arrest him at all. It is all those who believe that who need to be arrested too. For the negroes, deport them to Africa. For any "whites," put them into reeducation camps. Where they can be taught the value of law and order.

 

[quarantine]

He is going to be found not guilty. If there is any real justice in this country. The trial is going to be very short. First, all they have to do is show the jury the video I posted here. Then have three of the largest jurors do exactly to him what they did to Floyd. For as long as they want. The judge may then just bypass the jury and throw the whole case out of court. Despite all that, officer Chauvin could probably use a little moral support over his mistreatment. If you want to do so, here is the address where you can write him at.

Derik Chauvin
c/o Minnesota Correctional Facility-
Oak Park Heights
5329 Osgood Avenue North
Stillwater, MN 55082

He is not mistreated. He lit the fuse to the whole mess of the last two weeks. His own wife dumped him immediately. Last I heard, when he went to jail, knowing what he had done and what was happening out there, he had to be put on suicide watch 24/7. I cannot work up much pity or sympathy.

If you repeat a lie often enough, others are likely to believe it. Maybe that is what happened to officer Chauvin. It is unfortunate if he believes that. If he in fact does at all. Because he was there. He was the one doing it. He has to know that what he was doing didn't cause Floyd to die. How about this. Instead of going by what the bullshit the media spreads, write him and ask him yourself. Though he obviously has more important things on his mind, maybe he will write you back.

I'll pass. I saw the video and believed my eyes and heard him beg. You get no credit for not knowing someone may have conditions that may prevent them from living though intentional torture, while hand cuffed. All four of those cops, just as culpable morally.

There was no torture. He had refused to get into the police car and the cops simply restrained him to give him a chance to calm down so they could transport him back to the precinct to process the arrest. The guy was six foot seven so what were to alternatives? They could have just tasered him into submission, but knowing what we know now about his poor health and drugs, that would probably have killed him. Alternatively, they could have just used brute force to stuff him kicking and screaming into the back of the police car to take him to the precinct, but that clearly would have been dangerous for everyone. Pinning him down until he gave up hope of escaping and calmed down would have seemed the safest option.

Could have done a lot of things. could have shackled his feet, put a night stick through the cuffs on his hands and drug him into the car. But they did not, and that is why we are here.

No matter what they did, Floyd would have likely died. Also, Floyd was already in the back seat of the cop car and started to put up a struggle. Here is the video of it.

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I guess they should have left him in the car.

Watch it again. He got out of the car and was pinned down on the other side.

There is no video out there that I have seen that shows how Floyd got out of the back of the cop car where he was putting up a struggle and ended up where he was at. No doubt he was struggling all the way. What do you think happened. He stopped struggling, the cop helped him out of the car, walked him to the back of the cop car and said, "Now lie down here please."

 

[quarantine]

He is going to be found not guilty. If there is any real justice in this country. The trial is going to be very short. First, all they have to do is show the jury the video I posted here. Then have three of the largest jurors do exactly to him what they did to Floyd. For as long as they want. The judge may then just bypass the jury and throw the whole case out of court. Despite all that, officer Chauvin could probably use a little moral support over his mistreatment. If you want to do so, here is the address where you can write him at.

Derik Chauvin
c/o Minnesota Correctional Facility-
Oak Park Heights
5329 Osgood Avenue North
Stillwater, MN 55082

Have you lost your ******* mind?

If I said something you disagree with, just tell me what it is. By just insulting me you only prove yourself to be in the wrong.