29-05-2020, 08:40 PM
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Re: Murder by Police - George Floyd
Originally Posted by The Artful Todger
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Classing this incident as murder is more than a little premature. It is more than possible that it is a case of one man maintaing control over a peep who had proved difficult to control that went wrong. There is no indication that it was done with the intent of killing the prisoner.
He might be charged with murder?
But that doesn't mean to say he will be convicted of murder though, does it.
Did you watch the video I posted earlier?
That cop looked so casual kneeling on his neck, he even had one hand in his pocket while he was rocking his weight back and forth deliberately.
I don't believe for a one moment, that a trained copper would be unaware of what the results would be.
His mate who stood watching is no better either. He could have put a stop to it, but didn't lift a finger.
29-05-2020, 08:43 PM
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Re: Murder by Police - George Floyd
Anyone who's posted on this thread may find these news items of interest,It was just eight or so minutes ago that I found the first one:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-52854025
A news item from a different news channel:
https://www.itv.com/news/2020-05-29/...an-in-custody/
29-05-2020, 09:01 PM
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Can you believe that that bunch of redneck coppers arrested the film crew on live television ?Of course the lead reporter Oscar Jimenez was black .
Once more the police lied saying the team would not move when they are on live TV politely asking where the police want them to go .
29-05-2020, 09:15 PM
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Re: Murder by Police - George Floyd
Originally Posted by The Artful Todger
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Classing this incident as murder is more than a little premature. It is more than possible that it is a case of one man maintaing control over a peep who had proved difficult to control that went wrong. There is no indication that it was done with the intent of killing the prisoner.
29-05-2020, 09:55 PM
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Re: Murder by Police - George Floyd
Originally Posted by Muddy
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Yeah right .The CCTV camera and multiple witnesses showed he had showed no resistance at all .Its clearly the case of a bully who has gone too far ( he has some 18 complaints about him none upheld ) the other policeman - Thao who stood there impassively - has already been in one brutality case and the police settled with the victim out of court at $25000 .
The man was handcuffed how much control do you need ?
Nope AD you are wrong on this one that man coldly and deliberately killed that man .
When a man stops breathing and you still kneel on his neck you don’t care if he lives or dies .
He died.
But --- in America anyone can be certain of the best justice that money can buy. On either side.
29-05-2020, 09:56 PM
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Not if you are black and especially if you live in Minnesotahttps://www.startribune.com/how-did-...tes/547537761/
29-05-2020, 10:48 PM
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Re: Murder by Police - George Floyd
Originally Posted by Muddy
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Not if you are black and especially if you live in Minnesota https://www.startribune.com/how-did-...tes/547537761/
I'm not arguing with the racial inequities in Minnesota, however, in terms of police brutality against blacks, the deep south remains the most dangerous... by far.
In New Orleans, decades ago, an unarmed, locally famous black activist was gunned down by police with 47 bullet holes in his body.
Additionally, in 1969, my sister was brutally beaten by a black man who was later arrested. This had been happening to other college girls from that area. A month or so passed and I wanted to check up on the case. I called my attorney and he called me back later that day. The attorney told me that "he had not been released but he was no longer in jail." I didn't get it and I pressed for an answer. the attorney said, " Oh come on, Ric. Where do you think you live ? A negro man beats many white women here in New Orleans and he disappears from jail. What do you think happened, huh ? He was taken out late at night and fed to the alligators". Southern "justice" in Louisiana.
30-05-2020, 10:21 AM
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Originally Posted by bakerman
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I'm not arguing with the racial inequities in Minnesota, however, in terms of police brutality against blacks, the deep south remains the most dangerous... by far.In New Orleans, decades ago, an unarmed, locally famous black activist was gunned down by police with 47 bullet holes in his body.
Additionally, in 1969, my sister was brutally beaten by a black man who was later arrested. This had been happening to other college girls from that area. A month or so passed and I wanted to check up on the case. I called my attorney and he called me back later that day. The attorney told me that "he had not been released but he was no longer in jail." I didn't get it and I pressed for an answer. the attorney said, " Oh come on, Ric. Where do you think you live ? A negro man beats many white women here in New Orleans and he disappears from jail. What do you think happened, huh ? He was taken out late at night and fed to the alligators". Southern "justice" in Louisiana.
for sme big shyte sooner than later imo?
Your whole policeforce needs to go into intensive retraining at the
very least, or completely replaced by black only officers??
None of my business l know!!
Donkeyman! 🤐🤐
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