fuck the police general

[_jdance]

What?

[electrowizard]

I know there was at least one who was unable to get employed in any security/cop role because of the publicity issues. Well, he did get hired and then "resigned" like a week later

[sdadasdas]

There's probably tons of business owners who don't mind his actions and might even give him a badge of honor for it

[insom]

full blown fascism

[insom]

USA cops and military are fucking terrifying

[Plasma1337]

If Floyde died because of a heart attack due to his lifestyle of hard core drugs. With the police arresting him being the trigger of the heart attack. Why is it their fault?

[Plasma1337]

i never hear about highly intellectual civil people having problems with them.

[_jdance]

If?

[_jdance]

We have the autoposy moron

[Plasma1337]

yes, if.

[Plasma1337]

yes he died of heart attack not asphyxiation.

[_jdance]

Don't care. Cops are bad

[electrowizard]

Here, I'll provide all of the relevant information you're too dumb to read and I'll even make it nice and big so you don't miss it.

@Plasma1337

I want to know what caused him to go down.

The transcripts provided from the police bodycams have Chauvin telling the other officers to get Floyd on the ground. Here: Read the full George Floyd police camera transcript

@Page 12 of the linked transcript. Unidentified voice was later matched to Chauvin's

Lane:

crosstalk 00:10:18 ] .

Get him on the ground .
George Floyd:
Let go ofmeman , I can't breathe. I can't breathe.
Lane:
Take a seat

@Plasma1337

IF he died of heart attack due to his life style and unfortunately freaking out was the trigger for it with the cops arresting him. Why is it their fault?

He didn't die of a heart attack. Read the transcripts. He says he just had COVID (the police autopsy even confirms that). The independent autopsies found that it was not a heart attack: Two autopsies both find George Floyd died by homicide, but differ on some key details - CBS News

@Article Above

Dr. Allecia Wilson, one of the pathologists who conducted the independent autopsy, said Monday afternoon that Floyd died as a result of mechanical asphyxiation.

@Same Article

Hennepin County prosecutors said Chauvin "had his knee on Mr. Floyd's neck for eight minutes and 46 seconds. Two minutes and 53 seconds of this was after Mr. Floyd was "non-responsive." Crump said Floyd's death was the result of that sustained pressure to his neck and the pressure on Floyd's back from other officers holding him down.

"What those officers did, as we have seen on the video, is his cause of death — not some underlying, unknown health condition,"

And this same technique has been used before and has killed people before. In fact, the way they used it was illegal according to MPD rules. Same shit in New York, but they used it to kill Eric Garner. George Floyd protests: is kneeling on the neck a legal police tactic? - AS USA

@Article Above

In Minneapolis, law enforcement officers were permitted to employ two types of neck hold (carotid neck restraints) on a potential suspect , according to the department’s Policy and Procedure manual, but only officers who have received specific training in how to correctly carry them out are permitted to do so.

However, former police officer and co-founder of the Police Policy Studies Council Tom Aveni, who has been involved in training law enforcement officers since 1983, told USA Today: "I have not seen anyone teach the use of a knee to the neck.”

The Minneapolis Policy and Procedure manual describes two types of neck restraint police officers can deploy : **Conscious neck restraint **(putting light pressure on the subject's neck with an arm or leg without cutting off their airway) and unconscious neck restraint (applying enough pressure on a subject to make them lose consciousness without killing them).

Conscious neck restraint involves putting light pressure on the subject's neck with an arm or leg without cutting off their airway , and unconscious neck restraint puts enough pressure on a subject to make them lose consciousness without killing them, according to the manual. It can only be justified if a suspect if acting aggressively or resisting arrest. Even so, when a suspect has been handcuffed and subdued, the hold must be released immediately, according to experts.

Minneapolis police officers have used neck restraints at least 237 times and rendered people unconscious 44 times since 2015 , according to NBC News. Minneapolis police officials told NBC that this hold is neither sanctioned nor taught at the Minneapolis PD.

Do your own fucking research.

[electrowizard]

Eh, after the last cop that got big heat over this and was charged, the public outcry ended up preventing him from being able to find any employment: PR matters here.

[electrowizard]

Two independent autopsies showed otherwise, dipshit. And the chokehold they used was still prohibited by MPD and they continued it for more than two and a half minutes after he went nonresponsive. It is 100% the cops' faults.

[Plasma1337]

im going to disregard everything youv said because ur too emotional. Talk to me when ur sober.

[anon31000304]

Oh my god

[Plasma1337]

honestly i cant do it. You people are too emotional.

[Plasma1337]

last time im posting about this topic. Fuck the mob, im moving to Poland.

[electrowizard]

I am sober. I'm literally just posting the quotes from the primary documents (transcripts and autopsies) as well as the statements from MPD about legality. How is that emotional?