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Sara Sidner going in on CNN.. She speaking some real powerful shit right now...
LOL, Simi Valley wasn't touched, what are you talking about fam? South LA burned and that was about it. LAPD didn't allow anything elsewhere.
Exactly what I was thinking. If that shit had exploded dozens would have died.Imagine a bomb was attached to that shit. Everybody gone.
Cuomo askin where is the national leadership?
LMAOOOOO
Don't come at me with this bullshit. How you gonna say Simi Valley was getting bruned and try to keep a straight face. It was South LA and Koreatown. FOHYou a motherfuckin lie. That’s were the trial was. The riots was all over LA county. It just started in South LA
Dont let the Zimmerman thing fool you.
This case is a bit different. With Zimmerman, there was a scuffle. He could say that it turned into self defense for him. And he was scared. And there was no video.
In this case, the murder is appearent. But there id a ton of proof that it should he 2nd degree.
First George Floyd was subdued and handcuffed, so its not like excessive force was used during the handcuffing and that excessive force led to him dying. In this case, a subdued man had a knee to his neck for 8 minutes. Then, George Floyd began screaming that he was dying. At this point the cop should have let him go, considering he was subdued. But he decided not too. Then there was the "I cant breathe" and "mama" shouts. The cop at this point should have realized the situation was dire, but he didnt let go. Still kept applying pressure.
Then they checked his pulse and said he wasnt breathing. AND HE STILL DIDNT LET HIS KNEE OFF.
All this is proof for 2nd degree instead of 3rd.
This article explains it way better than i could. Its a good read.
Ex-prosecutor: Complaint against Minnesota cop in George Floyd case drops important clues | CNN
Elie Honig writes, "The criminal complaint charging former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin with third-degree murder and second-degree manslaughter offers key clues about the Hennepin County Attorney's Office's approach to the enormously high-stakes prosecution that will unfold over the...www.cnn.com
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