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To: MeneMeneTekelUpharsin

He violently resisted arrest. That explains why the police were aggressive. However, folks only want to see one side of the entire incident.


That’s because there is only one side: A dirty cop was assaulting a handcuffed and unconscious prisoner after being told he had no pulse.

You seriously want to defend that criminality by dirty cops?


184 posted on 05/31/2020 3:20:15 PM PDT by lodi90
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To: lodi90
You seriously want to defend that criminality by dirty cops?

You're making a big assumption without any facts. It is obvious he is struggling in the car. What the police did to him in the car is not known yet. Need investigation. Why is everyone ready to be judge, jury and executioner? Interesting.

211 posted on 05/31/2020 3:34:42 PM PDT by MeneMeneTekelUpharsin (Freedom is the freedom to discipline yourself so others don't have to do it for you.)
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To: lodi90

You know for a fact that Chauvin was a “dirty cop?” Or do you base your disgusting assertion on a few snippets of video the media has shown? From what I’ve read, GF had no pulse at one point but then he did for the next 6 minutes. He told the cops when he was first handcuffed that he couldn’t breathe, so they called for an ambulance. They were restraining him for the almost 9 minutes it took for the ambulance to arrive. The restraint he was using was also approved by the MPD. Why isn’t anyone blaming the black police chief for continuing that procedure and allowing “dirty cops” to remain on the force?


213 posted on 05/31/2020 3:34:42 PM PDT by Prince of Space (Jerry...Jerry...Jerry...)
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