Black man suffocated by Minneapolis police.
George Floyd killing: sister says police officers should be charged with murder
George Floyd killing: sister says police officers should be charged with murder
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Black man killed by police in Minneapolis
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true but it wont matter because his death was completed in nine minutes caught on several videos.
but yes what you say is true and my guess is a pronouncement of manslaughter will be forthcoming resulting in severe rioting in the streets of Minneapolis for less than a murder charge.
it might have been a heart attack from the exertion of struggle and not suffocation and therefore possibly technically not a crime especially if he was resisting arrest,
nevertheless no matter, the globalist machine may provoke violence not just in Minneapolis but several cities if they can vector the blame to Trump. VERY DANGEROUS POTENTIAL FOR RACIAL VIOLENCE,
here we go again, get ready for the ole Trump causing blacks toi be getting killed by Police!
if the death was the result of suffocation, yes it was murder or manslaughter because he repeatedly pleaded for air to no avail.
if the death was due to a heart attack or stroke because of the struggle that really complicates matters because he was resisting arrest,
i am not a lawyer, any lawyers or para-legals out there to comment?
What was he being arrested for?
The original police report said he was resisting arrest.
All of this is on video. Man was handcuffed and lying face down on the ground. Police officer was kneeling with knee placed on the back of the suspect's neck for 9 minutes. During this time suspect can be heard saying, "I can't breathe!" on the video.
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You can watch the video of his "resisting arrest", here.
Video shows initial arrest of George Floyd, who later died in Minneapolis police custody
shoplifting?
canadyjd
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Couldn’t really see anything in the video. Police were called for a man allegedly forging a check or some other document. They stated he resisted arrest. The video only shows the aftermath.
We have to wait until all the info is out.
peace to you
Not sure. The suspect got pulled over. Police approached the car and emptied it of passengers. The suspect got out, offering no resistance, was cuffed and placed on the sidewalk with back against a building while the police officer gathered information from him. Then he was escorted across the street to the police car.
Watch the video.
canadyjd
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Hard to imagine the need to stay on him unless he wasn’t yet handcuffed. Was the police officer alone? I didn’t see any others. Once handcuffed, they usually get him in a car for transport, especially with a crowd around them.
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peace to you
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George Floyd: Black man dies after US police pin him to ground
It looks like (based on the way the officer looks and the comments by the bystanders) he had been resisting arrest. But it does not seem that he continued doing so.
It looks like (based on the way the officer looks and the comments by the bystanders) he had been resisting arrest. But it does not seem that he continued doing so.
Watch the videos.
He's handcuffed, lying on the ground near the police car with a police officer kneeling on his neck until he passed out. If you watch the video you can see the suspect wasn't moving for over 3 minutes. Cop kept kneeling on his neck. Finally, the ambulance comes. They pick the suspect off the ground and he's lolling around like a rag doll.
canadyjd
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No, it's not. From the video I saw, it cannot be determined at what time the hand restraints were placed on him.
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