Yes, I hope something can be done, I thought from the very beginning that prosecuting him and the other officers was wrong. He (according to early reports) knew George and had worked with him at a local club, I think they said. All of this was an attempt to destabilize the US and we are still fighting this every day.
"Yes, Derek Chauvin and George Floyd knew each other as they were once co-workers. Both men worked as security guards at the El Nuevo Rodeo nightclub in Minneapolis, though the extent of their relationship is not fully clear."
They used Chauvin to escape from the political racist media. He should have never been charged with his death period. He died of being a long term druggie and lacking medical care for his health problems that were mostly due to his on neglect. It's a fact that if you have to subdue a physically larger person who is under the influence of alcohol and drugs that you are going to get hurt if you don't control them to the ground and by holding their head in place to the ground, they are less likely to cause harm. That includes harming themselves. If you are speaking you are breathing. The whole thing is bullshit
I've watched the whole bodycam video on You Tube numerous times. I bet most people only watch the few minutes when bystanders show up and start shouting random demands to the cops. Many conservatives seem to enjoy changing the "police murdered Floyd" narrative to the "Fentanyl OD" narrative. Both are false. Floyd died of a heart attack in the hospital. I suspect that Floyd's claims of trouble breathing were because the coronary was already underway. Any fentanyl in his system probably masked the characteristic pain that would have clued the EMTs that a heart attack was in progress.
Even without this new evidence, there was never any reason to charge Officer Chauvin and his fellow officers. I hope that the efforts on his behalf succeed in ending this travesty.
Exactly. One thing people don’t seem to understand is that dying with a drug in one’s system doesn’t mean the individual died from the drug. A pain patient who dies in a car crash or a cancer patient who succumbs to the cancer can die with morphine in their bodies, but died from the injuries or the cancer. (Although the way that the federal government counts "opioid" deaths, either or both might end up as part of that tally).
He also had narrowed arteries &. high blood pressure. The report from the original autopsy (hidden by Chauvin's prosecutors) clearly concluded he died of a coronary in the hospital at 9:30 pm. Just because someone has fentanyl and/or meth in their system doesn't mean they DIED from either or the combo. There's this thing called tolerance, meaning someone who had a long history of consuming large quantities of opioids can take huge amounts without ODing. The US government funded 3 years of studies at Philadelphia General Hospital in the 1930s. They had over 800 subjects who admitted habitual use of morphine. Volunteers were injected with amounts the researchers expected to be so lethal the subjects would need to be revived. Instead, the subjects sat around smoking cigarettes & reading the newspaper. None even got sleepy.
I'm not saying this as a defense of the scumbag Floyd, just in the name of accurate facts.
Yes, I'm well aware of tolerance, I'm in the medical field. Regardless, meth itself is a strong vasoactive drug which means anyone using it with pre-existing CAD is at a major risk. Combined with the use of fentanyl which is a respiratory depressant, the stress of his resisting arrest and quite possibly post-Covid issues, they guy was a set-up for sudden death. The other issue with tolerance is that if a user abstains for a certain amount of time and returns to previous usage levels, the tolerance is no longer in effect.
Floyd's death was a perfect storm, and the filming of his arrest made him the perfect poster child for the BLM and progressives. Chauvin and the other officers were pawns in the whole absurd game.
Thank you. I think the conservatives who cling to the "Floyd OD'd" narrative fail not only to see the truth as documented in the suppressed 1st autopsy report, but also how the OD narrative could still be weaponized against Officer Chauvin.
False. Read the autopsy report. It's been online for quite some time. Anyone promoting the Floyd OD'd narrative is just as bad as the lefties pushing the kneel on the neck narrative - neither are looking at the actual evidence.
This is not to say that the world isn't a better place without Scumbag Floyd. It definitely is. But truth is important, too.
Excellent point-by-point data. You note that Officer Tuo Thao was recently released from prison … what’s the case with the other two officers in prison (time left?) and, more importantly, what’s Derek Chauvin’s physical condition after the horrible knife assault he suffered in prison? Haven’t heard reports about him from MSM in a long time … not even mentioned in this week’s news about his appeal. (Funny how media skips over this.)
I know that you were being sarcastic with the "funny " with the cowards of the MSM
But I find it sickening that people in general refused to stand up against the thuggery because of their being black. Screw that! The libtards and their white privilege Bullshit are nothing more than a cesspool of cowards! I had the privilege of raising two children by myself and had to work a hundred hours a week at times to support them. That's my white privilege. That is being responsible for what is yours! Not sticking your hands in other people's pockets telling them that you owes me! Sick of the cowards and their freeloading Bullshit. Defend the police that are defending your families!
Prosecutors don’t care about Truth but only care about their conviction rate
Judges keep democrats in check rarely and will challenge democratic decisions
Media goes along only tells story of criminals as victims
Academia blames all white people and will continue to indoctrinate how evil Jews and Christian’s truly are sadly….
“We will change America fundamentally in Five days” when $8 Trillion in debt was patriotic but $38 is no big deal so let’s keep the ACA Tax credits for just three more years…Shakespeare was right about lawyers…
For those who don't know, Shakespeare said: “The first thing we do is, let’s kill all the lawyers.” It’s said by a character called Dick the Butcher in Act IV, Scene II of William Shakespeare’s Henry VI, Part II.
Yes, and Dick the Butcher is quite the scoundrel himself, and for Shakespeare to have that line come from a criminal was not intended as the indictment of lawyers that it has come to be understood. But who is to blame for the line being so widely misconstrued? LAWYERS!
Yes. Although, not to split hairs but, even though the two vices go hand in hand, I'm bothered more by their deliberate, calculated lying than by their thievery.
You're right! The only difference between the prisoners and the guards in prison are the uniforms. And of course their ability for their lawyers to lie.
A lawyer who was General Counsel for a firm I worked at a very long time ago had a very visible plaque with that quote on the credenza behind his desk.
I don’t like putting those words down on paper especially with two disbarred attorneys I had in my divorce…amazing how the courts operate when one has a Juris Doctor or not even after being disbarred!
Like this Minnesota judge, Sarah West (in her 30’s) overturning a jury verdict for Somalian fraud…or Boasberg, Howell in the DC Circuit Court…
You are assuming they even cared. "The jury in the Derek Chauvin murder trial was racially diverse, consisting of six white jurors, four Black jurors, and two multiracial jurors, making half the jury non-white, which was more diverse than the surrounding Hennepin County population."
Someone needs to contact 'smarty pants know it all' Sean Hannity who keeps saying Chauvin injured George Floyd's neck.
Nine minutes of a lawful restraint freeing Chauvin's hands to keep his head swiveling with a nasty crowd around him and working the radio while waiting on EMT.
EMT and the autopsy found no injury to Floyd's neck, not even a broken capillary. No sign of asphyxiation from the hold.
EMT examined Floyd and found the EKG normal but the pericardial sac filling with fluid, eventually the fluidic pressure stopping the heart from beating. Cause of Death, not Office Chauvin but fentanyl overdose and pericardial effusion.
The exculpatory evidence was convincing and official. Floyd was turned over to EMT care in the condition he was detained and died at the hands of EMT care. Cause of Death, 11 ng/mL of Fentanyl in the blood, and other drugs, conditions. Pleural Edema and Pericardial Effusion were statistically known COD's from fentanyl in that blood level. The 'medical experts' and independent autopsy were a joke. One 'expert' suggested Chauvin restrained Floyd too close to the SUV's exhaust pipe, thus contributing to death. Well, he wasn't even sure if the vehicle was running, let alone close enough for gasses to be breathed in. One officer was told not to confirm the knee hold was standard procedure in police training. It was a kangaroo court with a violent crowd outside demanding a lynching.
Top-notch reporting as always, Jack! Derek Chauvin is 100% innocent in the death of George Floyd! God bless Gregory Joseph for all his efforts on behalf of Mr. Chauvin! He actually cares about justice and is doing his best to see it done! George Floyd died of a drug overdose compounded by a bad heart. He was not murdered and hold Chauvin put him in had nothing to do with his death! It was also absolutely standard procedure at the Minneapolis Police Department to put one’s knee on a suspect’s lower neck and upper shoulders to restrain them. Medaria Arradando, Kate Blackwell and Johnny Mercil all lied through their teeth on the stand!
All should be arrested and charged with perjury, obstruction of justice and conspiracy! They lied in order to distance themselves from the four officers in question so the mob would go after Chauvin and his brother officers and not them. They threw them to the wolves. The dozens of MPD officers who came forward to defend Liz Collin and Dr. JC Chaix exposed Blackwell and the department as the bald faced liars they are. There was even a picture of Blackwell using the exact hold she condemned Chauvin for using. Derek Chauvin, Alexander Kuenig and Thomas Lane all deserve a new trial. I’m glad that Tuo Thao is a least out of prison. But he never should’ve been out there on the first place.
I call on President Trump to pardon all four of those gentlemen and for all four them to be declared innocent and for their names to be officially cleared! By the way, while George Floyd’s death was tragic and I feel for his family, he is NOT a hero! There should not be statues and busts to him everywhere! They all need to be removed and thrown in the trash where they belong and those public spaces should be dedicated to honoring people who actually did great things for America! Tim Walz, Jacob Frey and Melvin Carter all need to be recalled. Tim Walz is a moron and one of the most unpopular governors in the nation. Chauvin and his brother officers should all be given an official apology by the city and paid reparations. Indeed, Jack I too wonder what happened to all the principled Minnesota liberals like Hubert Humphrey, Walter Mondale and Paul Wellstone.
For all the George Floyd supporters out there, I’d like to educate you on what a real American hero looks like:
• His Excellency: George Washington by Joseph J. Ellis
• Thomas Jefferson: Architect of American Liberty by John B. Boles
• American Lion: Andrew Jackson in the White House by Jon Meacham
• Lincoln by David Herbert Donald
• Theodore Roosevelt: A Biography by Henry F. Pringle
• Daniel Boone: The Life and Legend of an American Pioneer by John Mack Faragher
• Lee by Douglas Southall Freeman
• Stonewall Jackson: The Man, The Soldier, The Legend by James Robertson
• King: A Life by Jonathan Eig
• The Dead Are Arising: The Life of Malcolm X by Les Payne
• Eisenhower: Soldier and President by Stephen E. Ambrose
• Reagan: The Life by H.W. Brands
• Grant by Jean Edward Smith
• Susan B. Anthony: A Biography by Kathleen Barry
• The Crusades of Cesar Chavez: A Biography by Miriam Pawel
Floyd’s death was multifactorial. 2 potentially lethal drugs, especially when combined, Fentanyl and Meth. Pre-existing cardiac disease, probably some left over Covid damage, and the stress from resisting arrest.
Even with protestors intimidating the jury - I bet they would have let him go free, or radically reduced sentence had the jury been able to view the full unedited bodycam video! It tells a far different story than the prosecutors' narratives.
Just another example of the fake and gay country we live in. No amount of evidence will be enough for those that kiss the feet of St. George Floyd, the martyr. In reality just another lowlife scumbag criminal drug addict that was a menace to the community. Of course all those traits make him a deity in the eyes of the race grifters, guilt ridden whites, and politicos. They all await the next St. George Floyd to come around, so they can reopen the spigot of white guilt and buy a few more mansions, and stick a few more white cops in prison for doing there jobs.
BLM has isgraced itself by looting it's own coffers while Libs are still throwing up bronze monuments to Floyd. Governor Walz is up to his ears in massive fraud allegations. Chauvin and company will remain the sacrificial lambs for a system steeped in racism, bigotry, and greed.
I am not sure if it is still available, but I saw a full length (or very long) bodycam video and it will say a lot more than these tight shots. When they approached George they were respectful and calm, while walking (no neck restraints) George said I can't breathe several times. They had him in the car ready to take him in and he began to panic and wiggled down and out of the car. Here it says he asked to get down on the ground, but I don't remember that specifically, but he was calmer after leaving the back seat., I know when I am really sick and nauseous, I feel way better on the floor, so I can understand why George preferred the ground to the back seat of a car about to move. It adds a whole new light when you see there never was an intent to harm George. The long bodycam makes that obvious.
Yes, I hope something can be done, I thought from the very beginning that prosecuting him and the other officers was wrong. He (according to early reports) knew George and had worked with him at a local club, I think they said. All of this was an attempt to destabilize the US and we are still fighting this every day.
There is no evidence that floyd and Chauvin knew each other
"Yes, Derek Chauvin and George Floyd knew each other as they were once co-workers. Both men worked as security guards at the El Nuevo Rodeo nightclub in Minneapolis, though the extent of their relationship is not fully clear."
Yes....there is.
Go lie somewhere else
Asserting it is not proving it. “They worked part time at the same place” doesn’t prove they worked with each other, or knew each other
Yes there is, and I’m not going to educate you. Go do the research.
That’s right; you’re not going to educate me
💩
Innocent! Railroaded for being white
They used Chauvin to escape from the political racist media. He should have never been charged with his death period. He died of being a long term druggie and lacking medical care for his health problems that were mostly due to his on neglect. It's a fact that if you have to subdue a physically larger person who is under the influence of alcohol and drugs that you are going to get hurt if you don't control them to the ground and by holding their head in place to the ground, they are less likely to cause harm. That includes harming themselves. If you are speaking you are breathing. The whole thing is bullshit
YOU are 100% Correct
I've watched the whole bodycam video on You Tube numerous times. I bet most people only watch the few minutes when bystanders show up and start shouting random demands to the cops. Many conservatives seem to enjoy changing the "police murdered Floyd" narrative to the "Fentanyl OD" narrative. Both are false. Floyd died of a heart attack in the hospital. I suspect that Floyd's claims of trouble breathing were because the coronary was already underway. Any fentanyl in his system probably masked the characteristic pain that would have clued the EMTs that a heart attack was in progress.
Even without this new evidence, there was never any reason to charge Officer Chauvin and his fellow officers. I hope that the efforts on his behalf succeed in ending this travesty.
Yes, he did have meth and fentanyl in his system, but his heart did him in. What he did not die of was asphyxiation.
Exactly. One thing people don’t seem to understand is that dying with a drug in one’s system doesn’t mean the individual died from the drug. A pain patient who dies in a car crash or a cancer patient who succumbs to the cancer can die with morphine in their bodies, but died from the injuries or the cancer. (Although the way that the federal government counts "opioid" deaths, either or both might end up as part of that tally).
Floyd had both Fentanyl and Meth in his system. A very lethal combination, especially in someone with cardiovascular disease.
He also had narrowed arteries &. high blood pressure. The report from the original autopsy (hidden by Chauvin's prosecutors) clearly concluded he died of a coronary in the hospital at 9:30 pm. Just because someone has fentanyl and/or meth in their system doesn't mean they DIED from either or the combo. There's this thing called tolerance, meaning someone who had a long history of consuming large quantities of opioids can take huge amounts without ODing. The US government funded 3 years of studies at Philadelphia General Hospital in the 1930s. They had over 800 subjects who admitted habitual use of morphine. Volunteers were injected with amounts the researchers expected to be so lethal the subjects would need to be revived. Instead, the subjects sat around smoking cigarettes & reading the newspaper. None even got sleepy.
I'm not saying this as a defense of the scumbag Floyd, just in the name of accurate facts.
Yes, I'm well aware of tolerance, I'm in the medical field. Regardless, meth itself is a strong vasoactive drug which means anyone using it with pre-existing CAD is at a major risk. Combined with the use of fentanyl which is a respiratory depressant, the stress of his resisting arrest and quite possibly post-Covid issues, they guy was a set-up for sudden death. The other issue with tolerance is that if a user abstains for a certain amount of time and returns to previous usage levels, the tolerance is no longer in effect.
Floyd's death was a perfect storm, and the filming of his arrest made him the perfect poster child for the BLM and progressives. Chauvin and the other officers were pawns in the whole absurd game.
https://lawandcrime.com/live-trials/live-trials-current/george-floyd-death/authorities-just-released-george-floyds-complete-autopsy-report-read-it-here/
And I would give you an A for your research and a plus for your response to have never been charged in the first place!
Thank you. I think the conservatives who cling to the "Floyd OD'd" narrative fail not only to see the truth as documented in the suppressed 1st autopsy report, but also how the OD narrative could still be weaponized against Officer Chauvin.
I posted an article about this a while back:
https://substack.com/@trishrandall312428/p-163675408
He od'd on a baggie of FENTANYL he swallowed....
Good RIDDANCE to pure garbage.
False. Read the autopsy report. It's been online for quite some time. Anyone promoting the Floyd OD'd narrative is just as bad as the lefties pushing the kneel on the neck narrative - neither are looking at the actual evidence.
This is not to say that the world isn't a better place without Scumbag Floyd. It definitely is. But truth is important, too.
Excellent point-by-point data. You note that Officer Tuo Thao was recently released from prison … what’s the case with the other two officers in prison (time left?) and, more importantly, what’s Derek Chauvin’s physical condition after the horrible knife assault he suffered in prison? Haven’t heard reports about him from MSM in a long time … not even mentioned in this week’s news about his appeal. (Funny how media skips over this.)
https://www.the-independent.com/news/world/americas/crime/derek-chauvin-george-floyd-new-trial-appeal-b2877573.html
The other two served shorter sentences. Chauvin doing okay, not great
I know that you were being sarcastic with the "funny " with the cowards of the MSM
But I find it sickening that people in general refused to stand up against the thuggery because of their being black. Screw that! The libtards and their white privilege Bullshit are nothing more than a cesspool of cowards! I had the privilege of raising two children by myself and had to work a hundred hours a week at times to support them. That's my white privilege. That is being responsible for what is yours! Not sticking your hands in other people's pockets telling them that you owes me! Sick of the cowards and their freeloading Bullshit. Defend the police that are defending your families!
Great reporting. Timely. Thanks for writing.
“Good Liberals?” Oxymoron there.
A good liberal hands your wallet back to you after spending all your money for you to refill it.
Democrats love Death like Communists
Prosecutors don’t care about Truth but only care about their conviction rate
Judges keep democrats in check rarely and will challenge democratic decisions
Media goes along only tells story of criminals as victims
Academia blames all white people and will continue to indoctrinate how evil Jews and Christian’s truly are sadly….
“We will change America fundamentally in Five days” when $8 Trillion in debt was patriotic but $38 is no big deal so let’s keep the ACA Tax credits for just three more years…Shakespeare was right about lawyers…
For those who don't know, Shakespeare said: “The first thing we do is, let’s kill all the lawyers.” It’s said by a character called Dick the Butcher in Act IV, Scene II of William Shakespeare’s Henry VI, Part II.
Yes, and Dick the Butcher is quite the scoundrel himself, and for Shakespeare to have that line come from a criminal was not intended as the indictment of lawyers that it has come to be understood. But who is to blame for the line being so widely misconstrued? LAWYERS!
Exactly. They have become licensed thieves.
Yes. Although, not to split hairs but, even though the two vices go hand in hand, I'm bothered more by their deliberate, calculated lying than by their thievery.
You're right! The only difference between the prisoners and the guards in prison are the uniforms. And of course their ability for their lawyers to lie.
A lawyer who was General Counsel for a firm I worked at a very long time ago had a very visible plaque with that quote on the credenza behind his desk.
https://www.google.com/gasearch?q=eagles%20get%20over%20it%20lyrics&source=sh/x/gs/m2/5#ebo=1
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Mre-bXXVo18
Excellent
I don’t like putting those words down on paper especially with two disbarred attorneys I had in my divorce…amazing how the courts operate when one has a Juris Doctor or not even after being disbarred!
Like this Minnesota judge, Sarah West (in her 30’s) overturning a jury verdict for Somalian fraud…or Boasberg, Howell in the DC Circuit Court…
Most lawyers are licensed thieves.
The Lyrics or the Video
1994…same year as The Contract with America
The case is a mess. The jury was intimidated.
You are assuming they even cared. "The jury in the Derek Chauvin murder trial was racially diverse, consisting of six white jurors, four Black jurors, and two multiracial jurors, making half the jury non-white, which was more diverse than the surrounding Hennepin County population."
Someone needs to contact 'smarty pants know it all' Sean Hannity who keeps saying Chauvin injured George Floyd's neck.
Nine minutes of a lawful restraint freeing Chauvin's hands to keep his head swiveling with a nasty crowd around him and working the radio while waiting on EMT.
EMT and the autopsy found no injury to Floyd's neck, not even a broken capillary. No sign of asphyxiation from the hold.
EMT examined Floyd and found the EKG normal but the pericardial sac filling with fluid, eventually the fluidic pressure stopping the heart from beating. Cause of Death, not Office Chauvin but fentanyl overdose and pericardial effusion.
FOX handled this story poorly
The exculpatory evidence was convincing and official. Floyd was turned over to EMT care in the condition he was detained and died at the hands of EMT care. Cause of Death, 11 ng/mL of Fentanyl in the blood, and other drugs, conditions. Pleural Edema and Pericardial Effusion were statistically known COD's from fentanyl in that blood level. The 'medical experts' and independent autopsy were a joke. One 'expert' suggested Chauvin restrained Floyd too close to the SUV's exhaust pipe, thus contributing to death. Well, he wasn't even sure if the vehicle was running, let alone close enough for gasses to be breathed in. One officer was told not to confirm the knee hold was standard procedure in police training. It was a kangaroo court with a violent crowd outside demanding a lynching.
They all lie with impunity. I sincerely hope that Hell is a very big place.
Top-notch reporting as always, Jack! Derek Chauvin is 100% innocent in the death of George Floyd! God bless Gregory Joseph for all his efforts on behalf of Mr. Chauvin! He actually cares about justice and is doing his best to see it done! George Floyd died of a drug overdose compounded by a bad heart. He was not murdered and hold Chauvin put him in had nothing to do with his death! It was also absolutely standard procedure at the Minneapolis Police Department to put one’s knee on a suspect’s lower neck and upper shoulders to restrain them. Medaria Arradando, Kate Blackwell and Johnny Mercil all lied through their teeth on the stand!
All should be arrested and charged with perjury, obstruction of justice and conspiracy! They lied in order to distance themselves from the four officers in question so the mob would go after Chauvin and his brother officers and not them. They threw them to the wolves. The dozens of MPD officers who came forward to defend Liz Collin and Dr. JC Chaix exposed Blackwell and the department as the bald faced liars they are. There was even a picture of Blackwell using the exact hold she condemned Chauvin for using. Derek Chauvin, Alexander Kuenig and Thomas Lane all deserve a new trial. I’m glad that Tuo Thao is a least out of prison. But he never should’ve been out there on the first place.
I call on President Trump to pardon all four of those gentlemen and for all four them to be declared innocent and for their names to be officially cleared! By the way, while George Floyd’s death was tragic and I feel for his family, he is NOT a hero! There should not be statues and busts to him everywhere! They all need to be removed and thrown in the trash where they belong and those public spaces should be dedicated to honoring people who actually did great things for America! Tim Walz, Jacob Frey and Melvin Carter all need to be recalled. Tim Walz is a moron and one of the most unpopular governors in the nation. Chauvin and his brother officers should all be given an official apology by the city and paid reparations. Indeed, Jack I too wonder what happened to all the principled Minnesota liberals like Hubert Humphrey, Walter Mondale and Paul Wellstone.
For all the George Floyd supporters out there, I’d like to educate you on what a real American hero looks like:
• His Excellency: George Washington by Joseph J. Ellis
• Thomas Jefferson: Architect of American Liberty by John B. Boles
• American Lion: Andrew Jackson in the White House by Jon Meacham
• Lincoln by David Herbert Donald
• Theodore Roosevelt: A Biography by Henry F. Pringle
• Daniel Boone: The Life and Legend of an American Pioneer by John Mack Faragher
• Lee by Douglas Southall Freeman
• Stonewall Jackson: The Man, The Soldier, The Legend by James Robertson
• King: A Life by Jonathan Eig
• The Dead Are Arising: The Life of Malcolm X by Les Payne
• Eisenhower: Soldier and President by Stephen E. Ambrose
• Reagan: The Life by H.W. Brands
• Grant by Jean Edward Smith
• Susan B. Anthony: A Biography by Kathleen Barry
• The Crusades of Cesar Chavez: A Biography by Miriam Pawel
Floyd’s death was multifactorial. 2 potentially lethal drugs, especially when combined, Fentanyl and Meth. Pre-existing cardiac disease, probably some left over Covid damage, and the stress from resisting arrest.
It was not manslaughter or murder.
Even with protestors intimidating the jury - I bet they would have let him go free, or radically reduced sentence had the jury been able to view the full unedited bodycam video! It tells a far different story than the prosecutors' narratives.
Just another example of the fake and gay country we live in. No amount of evidence will be enough for those that kiss the feet of St. George Floyd, the martyr. In reality just another lowlife scumbag criminal drug addict that was a menace to the community. Of course all those traits make him a deity in the eyes of the race grifters, guilt ridden whites, and politicos. They all await the next St. George Floyd to come around, so they can reopen the spigot of white guilt and buy a few more mansions, and stick a few more white cops in prison for doing there jobs.
BLM has isgraced itself by looting it's own coffers while Libs are still throwing up bronze monuments to Floyd. Governor Walz is up to his ears in massive fraud allegations. Chauvin and company will remain the sacrificial lambs for a system steeped in racism, bigotry, and greed.
I am not sure if it is still available, but I saw a full length (or very long) bodycam video and it will say a lot more than these tight shots. When they approached George they were respectful and calm, while walking (no neck restraints) George said I can't breathe several times. They had him in the car ready to take him in and he began to panic and wiggled down and out of the car. Here it says he asked to get down on the ground, but I don't remember that specifically, but he was calmer after leaving the back seat., I know when I am really sick and nauseous, I feel way better on the floor, so I can understand why George preferred the ground to the back seat of a car about to move. It adds a whole new light when you see there never was an intent to harm George. The long bodycam makes that obvious.
I watched the whole trial, Chauvin may not have been very professional, but it was not murder.
Prosecute those senior police officers for perjury.