Floyd's Revenge

[Aloha_Shooter]

Former police typically are placed in the protective custody wing instead of general population. I'm very confused as to why this was not done.

Really? I think normal procedures were violated quite intentionally.

[hurley842002]

Former police typically are placed in the protective custody wing instead of general population. I'm very confused as to why this was not done.

He was on a PC ?yard?.


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[kidicarus13]

I tired to dredge up a Chauvin thread in order to find an appropriate thread to post this documentary. Absolutely insane! Everyone needs to watch it. My apologies if it?s already been posted elsewhere, but if you aren?t doing anything tonight you need to watch it, and share with your friends.

https://youtu.be/eFPi3EigjFA?feature=shared


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LOL . Ya, that video will never be shown on mainstream media.

[rondog]

I tired to dredge up a Chauvin thread in order to find an appropriate thread to post this documentary. Absolutely insane! Everyone needs to watch it. My apologies if it?s already been posted elsewhere, but if you aren?t doing anything tonight you need to watch it, and share with your friends.

https://youtu.be/eFPi3EigjFA?feature=shared


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There's a real "hero of the people" for ya.....

[eddiememphis]

What is the summary? I'm not going to spend an hour 42 watching it.

[Clint45]

What is the summary? I'm not going to spend an hour 42 watching it.

The summary is that Chauvin didn't actually seem to do anything inappropriate but was convicted of Murder anyway, and apparently denied an appeal, and now he got shanked repeatedly in custody.

The result of this is that many LEO just decided to stop using force unless absolutely required... some would probably allow someone like Mister Floyd to escape custody and flee rather than risk accusations of racism and excessive force.

This is exactly what the Marxists wanted, and now crime is out of control everywhere.

[KevDen2005]

The summary is that Chauvin didn't actually seem to do anything inappropriate but was convicted of Murder anyway, and apparently denied an appeal, and now he got shanked repeatedly in custody.

The result of this is that many LEO just decided to stop using force unless absolutely required... some would probably allow someone like Mister Floyd to escape custody and flee rather than risk accusations of racism and excessive force.

This is exactly what the Marxists wanted, and now crime is out of control everywhere.

That is a lot of time saved for me. Thank you for the summary.

[hurley842002]

I figured more folks would be interested in watching it, but I suppose that would require taking my word that it was actually worth watching, perhaps I should have put it in the what are you watching thread.

The biggest take aways I saw were as follows:

- The actual MPD defensive training manual, that specifically lists (with photographs) the ?Maximum Restrain Technique? (MRT), which is what Chauvin used on Floyd, were not allowed by Judge Cahill as evidence.

- Approximately 36 seconds after taking Floyd to the ground, bodycam footage showed officers calling for EMS (this was also not allowed to be admitted as evidence), the delay in EMS response was not due to police not calling for it, EMS went to the wrong location, and EMS admitted on bodycam to screwing up.

- Most (if not all, I?m typing from memory) of the jurors during Voir dire admitted to sympathizing with the BLM movement.

- There were several issues with autopsy reports (27 in total if I remember right.

- Chauvins attorney addressed Maxine Watters? reckless statements with protestors, and Judge Cahill merely responded with ?I instructed the jurors not to watch the news?.

There might be more that comes to mind but those are the main things that caught my eye, I?ll add more if I think of it.


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