Mike7
WKR
When you confront police and don't obey orders, then accidents will happen...like with rioters, arsonists, violent protesters, protesters without a permit who are told to evacuate an area, the Buffalo old guy, etc...with all of these people having at least some culpability if not the primary responsibility for any injuries they sustained.
The Floyd arrest is different however, because this was a much more controlled situation. I have watched the entire Floyd arrest a couple of times, and I think that no matter how bad it looked, the knee was not likely the main cause of his death. But I do believe that Chauvin was primarily responsible with the Asian cop having some responsibility as well.
I just hope that the radical AG has not over charged Chauvin.
I suspect that the primary cause of Floyd's death was from at least 2 knees applied persistently to his thorax for a prolonged period of time while he was prone, and also on fentanyl, a respiratory depresssnt. He had gradually worsening of asphyxia from all of this. Chauvin was responsible for monitoring him, but showed no concern whatsoever.
Even when a city EMT bystander tried to warn Chauvin and the Asian cop of Floyd's deteriorating condition and even after he lost consciousness, those two cops were flippant and completely discounted the concerns.
The Floyd arrest is different however, because this was a much more controlled situation. I have watched the entire Floyd arrest a couple of times, and I think that no matter how bad it looked, the knee was not likely the main cause of his death. But I do believe that Chauvin was primarily responsible with the Asian cop having some responsibility as well.
I just hope that the radical AG has not over charged Chauvin.
I suspect that the primary cause of Floyd's death was from at least 2 knees applied persistently to his thorax for a prolonged period of time while he was prone, and also on fentanyl, a respiratory depresssnt. He had gradually worsening of asphyxia from all of this. Chauvin was responsible for monitoring him, but showed no concern whatsoever.
Even when a city EMT bystander tried to warn Chauvin and the Asian cop of Floyd's deteriorating condition and even after he lost consciousness, those two cops were flippant and completely discounted the concerns.
