Amazing, it was there about 10 minutes ago.404
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Amazing, it was there about 10 minutes ago.404
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Amazing, it was there about 10 minutes ago.
I would not argue semantics either if yours had not made it appear as if we live in a fantasy-land full of good and concerned cops with so few bad ones as to be almost inconsequential. The truth is, the figures I presented were not semantics they were statistics that debunked your number of concerned and pissed off police officers. Amazingly it was okay for you to argue semantics when someone generalized but when someone debunks you then it is not okay! Go figure - oh no wait - I was the one who went out and got the numbers to do the figuring.
Not tail ticking required, I sometimes get carried away with arguing things to a point - my apology. I agree and I think most cops are good and some are bad (too many), lets leave it at that. Peace!
A quote making the rounds that is pretty good is: "If you have 10 bad cops and 1000 good cops, but the 1000 good cops don't turn in the 10 bad cops you have 1010 bad cops." It's true. You have to police yourselves because turning a blind eye in the police profession makes you just as bad as the person you turned your eye to.
Does that rule apply to gun owners as well? Asking for a friend...
Well..it happened whether you know them personally or not.
You're obliged to disobey any unjust law. I see what you're getting at and you're not tricking me into that little whirlwind game. These are public servants who are sworn to PROTECT and SERVE the civilian population. We give them a power and authority that others do not have. They are held to a higher standard.
All of the hundreds of videos on YouTube and news footage of cops harassing citizens over covid are rumor?Again, do you know it personally? Otherwise it's the definition of a rumor.
You're obliged to disobey any unjust law..
Exactly. Cutting off the blood supply will kill you just as dead as cutting off the air supply. The very reason many departments avoid using choke holds to subdue a suspect. Many departments have policies against using them at all.
And from this terrible incident, will stem extreme hardship for for all the rest of the good LEO.Please don’t generalize all cops. 99.99% of police officers are pissed off this happened. Unfortunately all it takes is the action of 1 to ruin any and all public trust in the police.
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The title of this thread appears to reference the medical examiners report. The quote above appears to reference the complaint used to make the arrest. Those are two different things.From the linked article.
“Mr. Floyd had underlying health conditions including coronary artery disease and hypertensive heart disease,” the complaint continued. “The combined effects of Mr. Floyd being restrained by the police, his underlying health conditions and any potential intoxicants in his system likely contributed to his death.”
The complaint said that Officer Chauvin kept his knee on Floyd’s neck for 8 minutes and 46 seconds in total, including 2 minutes and 56 seconds after he appeared to have lost consciousness.”
Does anybody have anything more recent than just the complaint, which can be found here?The Hennepin County Medical Examiner (ME) conducted Mr. Floyd’s autopsy on May 26, 2020. The fullreport of the ME is pending but the ME has made the following preliminary findings. The autopsy revealedno physical findings that support a diagnosis of traumatic asphyxia or strangulation.