George Floyd was resisting arrest refusing to go in back of squad car was a convicted felon did time in jail for armed robbery in Texas counterfeiting is aserious crime felony. A large 6ft6in man Officer did what he had to do to control him.
Sorry, it isn't the first time this fellow has gone too far. This instance shows poor situational awareness, and complete incompetence. There were, at least 4 other police standing there watching, they all share the blame, and if 4 trained police can't handle one handcuffed drunk, their leaders, and trainers are also incompetent.
Poor training and poor policies don't absolve an individual of liability or legal jeopardy. Once a subject is cuffed, roll him over, sit him up or stand him up. 7 or 8 minutes of the famous Minneapolis knee maneuver is not appropriate
FREE DEREK CHAUVIN!!
ReplyDeleteGeorge Floyd was resisting arrest refusing to go in back of squad car was a convicted felon did time in jail for armed robbery in Texas counterfeiting is aserious crime felony. A large 6ft6in man Officer did what he had to do to control him.
Being convicted of a felony in Texas is immaterial to the case. Certainly a Minneapolis officer wouldn't have known that to start with anyway
DeleteSorry, it isn't the first time this fellow has gone too far. This instance shows poor situational awareness, and complete incompetence. There were, at least 4 other police standing there watching, they all share the blame, and if 4 trained police can't handle one handcuffed drunk, their leaders, and trainers are also incompetent.
ReplyDeleteIt's so easy to be a Monday Morning Quarterback.
DeleteHow many guys like this have you had to fight, Tim?
Let's see the autopsy and toxicology results.
ReplyDeletePre-lim shows no evidence of asphyxia or strangulation.
DeleteFailure to train!! And by the way where is the supervisor. Uh oh, we got a problem.
ReplyDeleteI talked to a friend on MPD told me they were taught to use knee to the neck in their academy. I'm sure Chauvin will bring that up in his defense.
DeletePoor training and poor policies don't absolve an individual of liability or legal jeopardy. Once a subject is cuffed, roll him over, sit him up or stand him up. 7 or 8 minutes of the famous Minneapolis knee maneuver is not appropriate
Deleteknee to the neck is a common technique taught all over the US
DeleteI see nothing wrong with the officers actions.
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