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Trial Next Week: Will Jury Find George Floyd Died of Drug Overdose, Not From an Approved Minneapolis Police Procedure?​

As we near the start of the trial of the Minneapolis police officers accused of murdering George Floyd, it is essential that you understand that these officers are being railroaded and should be exonerated once the full evidence is presented. The four police officers now charged in the death of Floyd handled the situation according to the training they received by the Minneapolis Police Department. These officers were not going rogue nor were they engaging in racist misconduct. They followed procedure in handling Mr. Floyd.

What they did not know is that George Floyd had just ingested a deadly dose of fentanyl. If you are part of the mob ready to lynch Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin for the “murder” of George Floyd, put your rope away. You are wrong. Officer Chauvin will be able to prove in court that his use of his knee on the side of the neck of Floyd was an approved technique that the Minneapolis Police Department trained him to use. There are two critical pieces of evidence for Officer Chauvin — the training manual for the Minneapolis Police Department Police Academy and unambiguous video evidence. Take a look at the training manual standard and procedure for using a neck restraint — it has been on the books for more than eight years.
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With 11 nanograms per milliliter of Fentanyl in his blood, Floyd was a dead man walking or, in this case, laying on the ground. The police, not George Floyd, are the victims. The vilification of the police over the George Floyd matter, not just in Minnesota, is an outrageous perversion of justice.
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Trial Next Week: Will Jury Find George Floyd Died of Drug Overdose, Not From an Approved Minneapolis Police Procedure?

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Thought this is a good accounting of Derek Chauvin's ongoing trial:

Chauvin Trial Day 6 Wrap-Up: Chief Says Neck Restraint Not Trained, But Does It Matter?​

Not trained doesn’t mean wrongful, and even wrongful doesn’t mean cause of death

Welcome to our ongoing coverage of the Minnesota murder trial of Derek Chauvin, over the in-custody death of George Floyd. I am Attorney Andrew Branca for Law of Self Defense, providing guest commentary and analysis of this trial for Legal Insurrection.

Anyone interested in a free podcast version of our daily legal commentary and analysis of the Chauvin trial can access the Law of Self Defense News/Q&A Podcast, available on most every podcast platform, including Pandora, iHeart, Spotify, Apple Podcast, Google Podcast, simple RSS feed, and more.
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Chauvin Trial Day 6 Wrap-Up: Chief Says Neck Restraint Not Trained, But Does It Matter?

Not trained doesn’t mean wrongful, and even wrongful doesn’t mean cause of death
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More coverage of the Chauvin show trial:

Chauvin Trial Day 7 Wrap-Up: a horrible day for the prosecution​

Today was a terrible, horrible no good, very bad day for the prosecution, to a degree that I haven’t seen since the trial of George Zimmerman.

If you have no more than an hour to watch the video of today’s proceedings, then I urge you to spend 44 minutes watching the cross-examination of state witness Johnny Mercil, the state’s use-of-force training expert, and 22 minutes watching the cross-examination of Nicole MacKenzie, the state’s medical care training expert. In both instances the result can only be called a train wreck of a disaster for the prosecution.

Indeed, after the judge dismissed Mercil from the witness stand, Prosecutor Schleiter appeared visibly shaken and angry—and he ought to have, given the mauling his case just received. At one point Mercil testified the he himself had personally kept a suspect physically restrained until EMS had arrived on scene, behavior which the state has been arguing for over a week was misconduct on the part of Chauvin.
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Chauvin Trial Day 7 Wrap-Up: a horrible day for the prosecution

Prosecution visibly shaken after cross-examination of MPD force & medical experts
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‘Don’t be surprised when buildings are on fire.’ Prominent BLM activist and model Maya Echols warns that if Derek Chauvin ‘is not sentenced’ for George Floyd’s killing, ‘all hell is going to break loose.’

The only thing that will satisfy them is revenge murder. They have know concept of justice.
 
primeaddict said:
‘Don’t be surprised when buildings are on fire.’ Prominent BLM activist and model Maya Echols warns that if Derek Chauvin ‘is not sentenced’ for George Floyd’s killing, ‘all hell is going to break loose.’

The only thing that will satisfy them is revenge murder. They have know concept of justice.
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Breaking news: BLM activist who threatened to burn down buildings accidentally lights wrong building on fire and loses apartment in process... if only :rolleyes:
 
bjorn said:
That's what you get when you donate to a hate group.
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There was an interesting segment on Tucker Carlson Tonight yesterday which asked the relatively obvious question "Why are corporations rewarding the stealing of their merchandise? What is in it for them?"

I think it is an interesting question and the answer is likely to be "unpleasant".

Can you say "corporatocracy"? I know you can.
 
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