As in taking illegal drugs?the autopsy has been released - he apparently died from heart failure exasperated by self medication.
George Floyd autopsy: no sign of traumatic asphyxia or strangling
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As in taking illegal drugs?the autopsy has been released - he apparently died from heart failure exasperated by self medication.
George Floyd autopsy: no sign of traumatic asphyxia or strangling
probably - read the report.As in taking illegal drugs?
2) Suppose the LEO in questions had a valid reason to "knee" the ultimate victim,
-how long would have been a acceptable to keep his knee on the victim?
If the report is that he died due to lack of air/strangled, cop should be charged first degree murder!His knee on the victim would not have been a problem if it had been on his upper back just below the neck. That would have held him securely to the ground. Surely all LEO's know in this day and age to avoid any putting any pressure on the neck or a choke hold there - such a thing is just too dangerous.
If the report is that he died due to lack of air/strangled, cop should be charged first degree murder!
3rd degree is when you place another person in danger - you put them in harm's way.- and they cannot get away AND you, with an indifference to their peril, cause their death. It's called unintentional.
I'm not a lawyer but 1 second of "wait time" after realization of immanent death on the part of the officer could bring a first degree charge in this case.[someone correct me if I am wrong]
He can't be charged with 1st degree.
Think it becomes premeditated once the person realizes that the man was nearly dead, and yet refused to cease activity![someone correct me if I am wrong]
He can't be charged with 1st degree. 1st degree is when you have planned on and intended to kill someone. You ordered materials for a bomb, or you stalked your victim for a week to see their routine, or you went and bought a gun for just that purpose, or you kept a journal of your plans to kill them. That can get you life or even the death penalty.
2nd degree is a "heat of the moment" thing. Say you are a hot-headed and jealous man. You and your girlfriend are in a bar. A drunken man stumbled near your girlfriend and reaches out and grabs her in an inappropriate place or places. You, [not literally YOU], in your mindset of instant anger and rage, shove him to the floor and bash a beer bottle over his head and choke him. You didn't plan it, but you did kill him in the heat of the moment with an intent to bring great harm.
3rd degree is when you place another person in danger - you put them in harm's way.- and they cannot get away AND you, with an indifference to their peril, cause their death. It's called unintentional.
Possibly. It will depend on the lawyers, jury (or judge?), evidence allowed, etc. But now I’m wondering if even a charge of manslaughter will stick, or carry much of a penalty.the final verdict will probably be manslaughter and not murder which will mean several more days of rioting in democrat sanctuary cities.
The officers made several attempts to get Mr. Floyd in the backseat of squad 320 from the driver’s side. Mr. Floyd did not voluntarily get in the car and struggled with the officers by intentionally falling down, saying he was not going in the car, and refusing to stand still. Mr. Floyd is over six feet tall and weighs more than 200 pounds. While standing outside the car, Mr. Floyd began saying and repeating that he could not breathe. The defendant went to the passenger side and tried to get Mr. Floyd into the car from that side and Lane and Kueng assisted. The defendant pulled Mr. Floyd out of the passenger side of the squad car at 8:19:38 p.m. and Mr. Floyd went to the ground face down and still handcuffed.
https://assets.documentcloud.org/documents/6933248/27-CR-20-12646-Complaint.pdf
Ok, I see now why the police did what they did, they considered him to be resisting them and he was, but that does not excuse what they did, IMO!
Honestly, this takes some wisdom, if you dont want to be treated in bad ways, then do not resist the police when they arrest you.
Possibly. It will depend on the lawyers, jury (or judge?), evidence allowed, etc. But now I’m wondering if even a charge of manslaughter will stick, or carry much of a penalty.
It seems those working for the bereaved are unintentionally creating a credible defense by saying many police believe that if you can talk, then you can breathe. With no evidence of traumatic asphyxiation, they are already creating reasonable doubt. It’s already hard for one to believe a cop would just kill someone right in front of witnesses videoing, the protesters excepted—they’ll believe anything.
If as the video suggests, the officer knelt on his neck for 8 minutes, it would't matter much if he had underlying health issues, he would still be dead. There was a similar case over here some time ago. The difference is that here an officer would be immediastely suspended and if he wasn't charged immediately, the independent police commission would take over the case and investigate. We wouldn't try to cover it up.
You should wait for the court case, if it ever goes ahead, then listen to the evidence. But I have no doubt he will get off. They always do.
As for trump telling the states to get out and dominate like some third world dictator, after hiding in his bunker for 2 days. He would have done better to come out and address the crowd and ask tghem to send two or three to come and put their complaints to him.
Then putting troops of the streets of the capital against his own people, Using them to clear the streets so he could walk to a closed down church and stand outside for a photo shoot, waving a bible. As the bishop of Dover said "If he had actually read that bible he waved around, he may have acted differently.
You’re not from around here and get your news from dubious sources, so you may be unaware that Trump has been working tirelessly to improve this country for every American, except those siding with enemies determined to destroy it.You should wait for the court case, if it ever goes ahead, then listen to the evidence. But I have no doubt he will get off. They always do.
As for trump telling the states to get out and dominate like some third world dictator, after hiding in his bunker for 2 days. He would have done better to come out and address the crowd and ask tghem to send two or three to come and put their complaints to him.
Then putting troops of the streets of the capital against his own people, Using them to clear the streets so he could walk to a closed down church and stand outside for a photo shoot, waving a bible. As the bishop of Dover said "If he had actually read that bible he waved around, he may have acted differently.
You’re not from around here and get your news from dubious sources, so you may be unaware that Trump has been working tirelessly to improve this country for every American, except those siding with enemies determined to destroy it.
Unlike his predecessor, Trump has worked on several prison reform initiatives. He has improved employment opportunities for millions through economic reforms and employment training.
They didn’t have to wait for an incident to appeal to him. That isn’t what this is about. These people are anti-America, anti-constitution, anti-republic—useful pawns for certain anti-Trump entities.
Did you not hear Trump say that?WOW!! Would you please reference this "command"?
No!!Did you not hear Trump say that?