Oh. And he was cuffed and not a threat any more If he ever was

NU UH. HE WAS OVERDOSING



Officers are trained to shoot people too. Doesn't mean you can't press charges if they shoot at the wrong time.

Since you're introducing new evidence... a link or three would be appropriate.
Not opinion links, ofc.

/e Not links dated this year or last year.

This post was edited by Ghot on Mar 31 2021 08:56pm

https://sanfrancisco.cbslocal.com/2021/03/02/update-antioch-police-deny-officers-kneeled-on-neck-of-navy-vet/

Funny, but where's the video? California does not approve of the knee on the neck in restraint. It's one state where such training is NOT allowed, and given California has required Shoulder Cams for a decade, if there was video evidence of a "knee on the neck" it'd already be public.

Likewise, the second article is alleging something without any facts, evidence, or proof, and using the Floyd case as a means to file a civil suit.

You're not posting proof here. You're posting allegations in a desperate attempt to prove something you simply can't prove.



That's not even alleging a knee on the neck at all. As a point in fact, in that case, the knee was pressed hard between the shoulder blades, and caused mechanical asphyxiations. Literally, the officer compressed Smith's lungs. This was not a possibility in the Floyd case, and that method of restraint went AGAINST the department's official training.

Try harder, Matt.

This post was edited by InsaneBobb on Mar 31 2021 09:00pm

No... lol.

A link from a decade ago... not a revisionist history link.

Going to take the word of the family that were eye witnesses to the murder over the pigs who have been proven repeatedly to lie whenever they murder someone.



Go find the court transcripts, i am not your secretary, they were sued for killing someone by holding him down with a knee and they paid 3 million dollars.

This post was edited by Plaguefear on Mar 31 2021 08:59pm

Granted the video IS dated 2010, however, just like all "evidence" that's popped up since the Floyd incident... it's an except. :/

This post was edited by Ghot on Mar 31 2021 09:01pm

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/minneapolis-police-rendered-44-people-unconscious-neck-restraints-five-years-n1220416
They were bound to kill someone sooner or later.
Not ever sure why this is a discussion, floyd stopped breathing THREE MINUTES before they let the hold loose.
That's murder.

This post was edited by Plaguefear on Mar 31 2021 09:02pm

I've watched videos of families who call the police on their own family member, the family member then literally shoots at or tries to stab the officers, then the families claim that the officers "murdered" their family member.

No, I'm not going to "take their word". Especially given most civil suits against major police departments turn the families of criminals into overnight millionaires. Of course the family wants to get paid.