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originally posted by: Mandroid7
a reply to: opethPA
CT my b-hole.
Cop worked with "dead" guy months before
Police jumped out of the ambulance and put him on the stretcher and drove off.
Policemans wife identified him as the gasmask umbrella provocateur.
Million dollars funneled into families go fund me.
Epstein's medical examiner is doing the examination.
Yeah, this is probably on the up n up.
Lmao
Do you make fun of bicyclists on bicycle sites too?
originally posted by: proximo
I don't care if the guy was an hour away from dying of natural causes - there is no excuse for a cop putting his knee on a guys neck for 8 minutes - NONE.
originally posted by: illusion987
www.bet.com...
Well, I was right. As soon as my wife showed me this video after gasping "Did you see this video?, How horrible!" I, being the rational and intelligent person I am, sat back, and reviewed the video without emotion. I saw at least once George pushing his head up off the ground. If he was being strangled, it was his own doing. The medical examiner concluded that there was no asphyxia or strangulation.
This is yet another example of fake news trying to divide America. I just wish people were more intelligent. It was so obvious to me when I saw the video.
These poor officers lost their jobs and are now being charged with murder. They are already found guilty by the court of the public. There are already people saying that the medical report is "fixed" etc.
The police will be acquitted and hopefully, get their jobs back. Believe it or not, this was a routine arrest and restrain until emt showed up.
originally posted by: JIMC5499
originally posted by: proximo
I don't care if the guy was an hour away from dying of natural causes - there is no excuse for a cop putting his knee on a guys neck for 8 minutes - NONE.
It was an approved restraint procedure. I'm not saying I agree with it, but, the issue is with who ever approved the procedure, not the cop using it. These politicians are always throwing the police under the bus for following procedures that they approve.
originally posted by: frogs453
originally posted by: TheLead
a reply to: frogs453
So its your assessment that no black male has ever tried to pass a counterfeit bill without a police confrontation, and no white people have ever had a police confrontation while trying to pass a counterfeit bill?
No, but to state his death is justified because of that crime as many posters state is ridiculous.
And people of different ethnicities are treated differently or considered more suspicious often. I don't think anyone can deny that.
originally posted by: Identified
a reply to: Firewater
Not only did they have him cuffed but he was loaded in the police cruiser and later pulled out of the car and onto the ground by Chauvin. We still don't know why he was removed from the police car.
originally posted by: blend57
originally posted by: Identified
a reply to: Firewater
Not only did they have him cuffed but he was loaded in the police cruiser and later pulled out of the car and onto the ground by Chauvin. We still don't know why he was removed from the police car.
This bothers me. I watched the video several times and, the one thing I see is that Derek is the only officer that puts on his gloves when he arrives to the scene. All the other officer do not. Later, I see one other officer has his on, but initially, only Derek bothers to take the time to glove up....why?
Such a little thing yet, I'm told that when a officer dons his gloves...he has full intent of doing harm (knows it will become violent). Why, when Derek arrives to the scene, would that be one of his first actions?
Also, coupling that with the new info about him and George working together...it seems to me there is something more here then meets the eye is all...
Thanks,
blend