Four Minneapolis officers fired after death of black man part II

[nonobaddog]

It pisses me that Louisville has been left to the BLM. The downtown and waterfront areas are just not safe for white folks. My wife and I used to enjoy Louisville for many years. Now it's just not worth the risk.

Sounds like it is taken over by racism.

 

[DadSmith]

Under cross examination, Minneapolis Police Chief Medaria Arradondo was asked by Defense Attorney Eric Nelson if he was familiar with the term “camera perspective bias.”

When showed the video of a different angle, from a body camera showing the seconds prior to medical personnel arriving, he agreed that Chauvin’s knee was on the shoulder blade of George Floyd and not the neck.

Chauvin Trial: Police Chief admits Chauvin’s knee was on Floyd’s shoulder blade

Minneapolis, Minn. — Minneapolis Police Chief Medaria Arradondo testified that the neck restraint that Derek Chauvin used was not a

www.lawofficer.com

 

[DadSmith]

The medical examiner appeared to back the conclusion that Floyd was not asphyxiated -- listing a host of injuries absent in this case, in particular petechiae, or pinpoint-size red spots caused by broken blood vessels that can sometimes be a sign of asphyxiation.

Also highlighted in the report was that the autopsy failed to find "life-threatening" injuries in Floyd's neck near his head, spine, chest, brain, skull or related to the larynx.

Full autopsy out on Floyd, lists injuries; charges enhanced against 1 officer, filed on 3 others

George Floyd, the black man whose death last week at the hands of police in Minneapolis prompted widespread protests in the U.S. and abroad, had tested positive for covid-19 on April 3, according to a full autopsy released Wednesday night.

www.arkansasonline.com

 

[Kutnupe14]

Eh, it’s not that bad during the day anymore. During the riots we avoided anything downtown. But now it’s pretty much okay, depending on where you go. My wife and I like to cycle along both sides of the Ohio River, and feel pretty safe doing it. But after 6PM no ****ing way. And even before 6PM we don’t go west of 3rd street on the Louisville side.

So BLM people are there posing a threat, to the good white folks in Louisville, like JCSR stated?

 

[Kutnupe14]

It pisses me that Louisville has been left to the BLM. The downtown and waterfront areas are just not safe for white folks. My wife and I used to enjoy Louisville for many years. Now it's just not worth the risk.

BLM has made it unsafe for “White Folks” ‘eh? Somebody better tell these guys.

You sure you didn’t mean to say something else?

 

[BugI02]

You undermine the system when discount the verdict because it doesn’t go your way.
It’s odd that you mentioned OJ.

Did he ever find the 'real' killer? Is he even still looking?

 

[DoggyDaddy]

BLM has made it unsafe for “White Folks” ‘eh? Somebody better tell these guys.
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You sure you didn’t mean to say something else?

Out of context pic is out of context. They're not talking about some counter-protest. They're talking about general conditions in Louisville Kut. Do you really think there are mobs of white people harassing black folks down in the area of Louisville to which they're referring?

 

[BugI02]

Nice country.

Yep, but Boise is being ruined by refugees from Portland. I will never understand why people will move to escape a bad situation and then immediately begin to recreate what led to that situation in the first place

The lack of self awareness is stunning

 

[jamil]

The medical examiner appeared to back the conclusion that Floyd was not asphyxiated -- listing a host of injuries absent in this case, in particular petechiae, or pinpoint-size red spots caused by broken blood vessels that can sometimes be a sign of asphyxiation.

Also highlighted in the report was that the autopsy failed to find "life-threatening" injuries in Floyd's neck near his head, spine, chest, brain, skull or related to the larynx.

Full autopsy out on Floyd, lists injuries; charges enhanced against 1 officer, filed on 3 others

George Floyd, the black man whose death last week at the hands of police in Minneapolis prompted widespread protests in the U.S. and abroad, had tested positive for covid-19 on April 3, according to a full autopsy released Wednesday night.

www.arkansasonline.com

The ME testified at the trial that is “topline” opinion at the time was that it was a homicide, and that his opinion is the same now. So that does tend to help the state. But also the defense got the ME to admit something to the effect that the drugs could have done the same thing.

So. That’s not a clear case, but it is reasonable doubt.

 

[DoggyDaddy]

Did he ever find the 'real' killer? Is he even still looking?

Of course he's not looking. He made a lot of money off the book he wrote, "If I Did It".

 

[JCSR]

https://www.lawenforcementtoday.com...hot-during-louisville-riots-thursday-evening/
https://news.yahoo.com/louisville-s...-protests-continue-coronavirus-181150449.html
https://www.whas11.com/article/news...onse/417-422b75ba-fb96-4a3c-ac0c-79a608623b70

 

[jamil]

BLM has made it unsafe for “White Folks” ‘eh? Somebody better tell these guys.
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You sure you didn’t mean to say something else?

I didn’t say BLM made it unsafe for white people. I did say that I did not feel safe in downtown Louisville because people who did not say the words the angry mob wanted said were treated as enemies.

They were not hostile to “white allies”. And if you want a definition, ask one of the woke leaders.

 

[BugI02]

At the end of the day it comes down to this for me; would Floyd still be alive if the incident with the officers hadn’t occurred if you say “no” Chauvin walks. If you say “yes” Chauvin is guilty.

At the end of the day, for me, it comes down to 'would Floyd still be alive if he had complied with the reasonable demands of the officers' or 'would Floyd still be alive if he hadn't committed a crime'

Given the toxicology report, I think he still was a dead man walking, but the stress of the encounter may have moved up the timing. Bottom line, self-induced

 

[DadSmith]

The ME testified at the trial that is “topline” opinion at the time was that it was a homicide, and that his opinion is the same now. So that does tend to help the state. But also the defense got the ME to admit something to the effect that the drugs could have done the same thing.

So. That’s not a clear case, but it is reasonable doubt.

Gotcha

 

[JCSR]

BLM has made it unsafe for “White Folks” ‘eh? Somebody better tell these guys.
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You sure you didn’t mean to say something else?

All the fine folks in your pic support BLM. Don't try to strawman your way around it.

 

[BugI02]

I don't think they would have the best luck in rural Minnesota.

Depending on how you define ruralness, Minnesota is about in the middle of all states in rurality while Wyoming is less rural than average.

So, I'm guessing you haven't actually been to much of Wyoming

 

[DoggyDaddy]

All the fine folks in your pic support BLM. Don't try to strawman your way around it.

Upon further inspection, I believe you're right! I misinterpreted Kut's reason for posting it.

Sorry Kut. Still not sure I agree with your point, but I misunderstood the point you were trying to make.

 

[Kutnupe14]

Out of context pic is out of context. They're not talking about some counter-protest. They're talking about general conditions in Louisville Kut. Do you really think there are mobs of white people harassing black folks down in the area of Louisville to which they're referring?

So now BLM is meant to generally reference simply menacing Black people?

 

[Kutnupe14]

Upon further inspection, I believe you're right! I misinterpreted Kut's reason for posting it.

Sorry Kut. Still not sure I agree with your point, but I misunderstood the point you were trying to make.

Do you understand the point in making? What’s there to disagree with then?

 

[BugI02]

So now BLM is meant to generally reference simply menacing Black people?

If the shoe fits ....