George Floyd (II): Say His Name

[Guitarman]

Its really not. Its one thing if they are protesting in a public street, its another to go in a private area.

Also Zealot's "chased them off with pepper spray and beatings" cracked me up for some reason and now i feel bad.

Edit: and before anyone jumps down my throat, the homeowners are a little over the top, i'm not excusing it. Still, get the fuck out of private property.

[guartz]

[guartz]

What are the chances the Floyd's cop walks? It seems likely since George had x3 lethal dose of Fentanyl, considering the circumstances this will be hilarious and most likely serve justice, two things which are almost always mutually exclusive.

[6souls]

What are the chances the Floyd's cop walks? It seems likely since George had x3 lethal dose of Fentanyl, considering the circumstances this will be hilarious and most likely serve justice, two things which are almost always mutually exclusive.

How about no.

[kuronosan]

What are the chances the Floyd's cop walks? It seems likely since George had x3 lethal dose of Fentanyl, considering the circumstances this will be hilarious and most likely serve justice, two things which are almost always mutually exclusive.

Stop pretending to know shit.

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[6souls]

https://www.facebook.com/maxwellamit...18835560583687

Video of the guy who shot into the encampment at Jefferson Park in Louisville, KY.

https://apnews.com/6046b65dbb1f059c0da50acd3348d53e

The suspect arrested in the shooting death of a man during a Louisville protest over the police killing of Breonna Taylor had taken part in demonstrations but was disruptive and had been asked by other protesters to leave, authorities and protesters said Sunday.

The man, identified by an arrest citation as Steven Nelson Lopez, was hospitalized and being interviewed by homicide investigators about the shooting that happened late Saturday, interim Louisville Police Chief Robert Schroeder said at a news conference.

Lopez was wounded in the leg by gunfire from bystanders at the park who were defending themselves, the arrest citation said. He has been charged with murder and wanton endangerment.

Tyler Charles Gerth, 27, of Louisville, died after being shot at Jefferson Square Park in downtown Louisville, authorities said.

In a video of the shooting shown during the news conference, Lopez was surrounded by several people before shots were fired, and people scrambled for cover. Another video posted on social media later showed at least one person bleeding profusely on the ground.

Several other people fired gunshots after the suspect began firing, but no one else was hit, Louisville Mayor Greg Fischer said.

[6souls]

https://twitter.com/DailyCaller/stat...15316352573440

Damn. Shit getting real in MO.

[6souls]

Bio's of the three officers involved in the murder of Breonna Taylor;

Jonathan Mattingly - https://conandaily.com/2020/06/12/jo...r-controversy/

Spoiler: show

• He was born i 1973.
• He joined the LMPD as a police officer in June 2000.
• He worked in the 2nd, 3rd, 7th and 4th divisions.
• As an LMPD officer, he played significant roles in many drug busts and firearm seizures and received a lot of commendations, letters of appreciation and award nominations.
• In 2001, he helped a citizen find a lost dog.
• In 2009, he was sworn in as a sergeant.
• On November 29, 2006, he stopped Tobias Jones, who was charged with being a felon in possession of a firearm, and the latter filed a case heard by an appellate court in 2008. The appeal was denied as the court found that Jones’ rights were not violated.
• He joined the LMPD’s narcotics division in 2016.
• In 2012, he was promoted to the LMPD’s Violent Incident Prevention, Enforcement and Response (VIPER) unit, which targeted hot spots of violent crime and the most wanted criminals in Louisville.
• In 2015, the VIPER unit rebranded as the 9th Mobile Division and he was still part of the new division.
• From the 4th Division. he was promoted to the LMPD’s narcotics division in November 2016.
• He was commended for his outstanding leadership after helping seize 47 pounds of heroin and 32 pounds of meth in 2017.
• In April 2017, he used force against a suspect and failed to complete the proper documentation on the same day but the reprimand came with no further sanctions and received a letter of reprimand for it in 2018.

Myles Cosgrove - https://conandaily.com/2020/06/12/my...r-controversy/

Spoiler: show

• The LMPD hired him in May 2005.
• He worked in the LMPD’s 8th, 4th and 6th divisions.
• He received 16 letters of appreciation from 2001 to 2004, 10 commendations for various achievements from 2006 to 2016, three of which were given in 2015, and 18 letters of commendation from 2006 to 2017.
• In December 2006, he shot 11 times at a car at a Speedway gas station in Louisville’s East End so the driver, Arthur L. Satterly, and the passengers sued him for excessive force arresting them without probable cause. He was temporarily placed on paid administrative leave while that shooting was under investigation and Judge Charles R. Simpson, a federal judge, found that he had sufficient facts to pull the car over.
• From suspension, he returned to work in May 2007.
• In November 2008, a community member filed a complaint with the LMPD and he was reprimanded in June 2009 for making very unprofessional comments to the community member.
• In 2009, he received a letter of reprimand for his failure to exercise patience and diplomacy when dealing with a member of the public.
• He received written reprimands in 2008 and 2010.
• In 2014, he was commended for his excellent attention to detail after turning the service of an arrest warrant into the dismantling of an active meth lab.
• In 2016, he was suspended for skipping a court hearing.
• In November 2016, from the 8th Division, he was promoted to the LMPD’s narcotics division.
• He was credited with deescalating an incident in 2016 involving the Crisis Intervention Team of Louisville, during which an individual was firing a gun in his apartment and at responding officers.
• He failed to file an incident report in 2017 and received a written reprimand for it in 2018.

Brett Hankison (fired) - https://conandaily.com/2020/06/11/br...r-controversy/

Spoiler: show

• In April 2005, he improperly charged an individual with carrying a concealed weapon for having a shotgun in the trunk.
• In 2008, he was accused of receiving oral sex in exchange for not arresting a woman, an incident internal investigators with LMPD deemed unfounded. In the same year, he and other officers were accused of dragging a male teenager out of a car and beating him, an incident internal investigators with LMPD deemed unfounded.
• In August 2009, he failed to notify his supervisor about third-degree assault and resisting arrest charges against an individual so the appropriate photos could have been taken and failed to call for EMS when an arrested suspect swallowed cocaine.
• On May 25, 2012, he was named in a police brutality suit along with 20 other LMPD and Jeffersonville Police officers filed by Odell Brackens Jr. and Leon Brackens.
• In 2013, he identified a human trafficking victim.
• In 2014, he saved the life of a toddler who had severe cuts.
• In 2015, a woman accused him of attempting to have sex with her in exchange for not taking her to jail, an incident internal investigators with LMPD deemed unfounded.
• In October 2019, Ford employee and Louisville barbershop owner Kendrick Wilson filed a case against him accusing him of unnecessary arrests and harassment three times at bars where he worked part-time as off-duty security, which he denied in November 2019. He and Wilson had a relationship with the same woman, according to the latter.
• In March 2016, he arrested Wilson for assault at the Tin Roof Bar in Louisville. The charges were dismissed in November 2016. In the same bar in June 2018, he arrested Wilson outside the Tin Roof Bar claiming that his K-9 signaled the presence of a narcotic odor in the arrestee’s pocket but body camera footage showed the officer locating the plastic bag on the sidewalk several feet away from the arrestee.
• In October 2017, he and his K-9 named Franklin received a commendation for giving a demonstration to students.
• In October 2018, he arrested Wilson at Sullivan’s Tap House in Louisville claiming that he located a “large bag of powder cocaine” that weighed “an excess of 5 grams” on the arrestee but the charges were dropped in December 2018.
• After Taylor’s death, Margo Borders accused him of sexually assaulting her in her apartment while she was unconscious in April 2018 while Emily Terry accused him of assaulting her while she was intoxicated in fall 2019.
• In 2019, he received a commendation for assisting the Federal Bureau of Investigation with the seizure of 25 lbs of methamphetamine and approximately $105,000 and apprehension of four suspects.

[6souls]

https://twitter.com/GameStop/status/...145555456?s=20

Gamestop can't stop harming themselves.

[guartz]

Well, granted I'm not a lawyer, but if that toxicology report is allowed to be presented in court and I don't know why it wouldn't be allowed, isn't that reasonable doubt?

If George was dying from the drug stopping his breathing before the cop ever touched him, the cop is gonna walk.

[milez]

The guy died cause a 200+lbs dude was kneeling on his throat. Full stop.

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[Salodin]

Well, granted I'm not a lawyer, but if that toxicology report is allowed to be presented in court and I don't know why it wouldn't be allowed, isn't that reasonable doubt?

If George was dying from the drug stopping his breathing before the cop ever touched him, the cop is gonna walk.

Whats more likely...someone with drug -metabolites- in their system would spontaneously die, or that a person died because someone kneeled on their neck for almost 9min?

But apparently to you thats enough doubt to let the cop go...lol

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[Tyrath]

https://twitter.com/GameStop/status/...145555456?s=20

Gamestop can't stop harming themselves.

Can't see the tweet. What is it

[Salodin]

Can't see the tweet. What is it

"Every breath counts"

In a game about oxygen management or something. Tone deaf marketing as usual

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[Zealot]

Since we have video showing that the man was alert, conscious, and breathing until a knee was pushed down into his neck for 8 1/2 minutes, it is unlikely anything else killed him.

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[Tymon]

Well, granted I'm not a lawyer, but if that toxicology report is allowed to be presented in court and I don't know why it wouldn't be allowed, isn't that reasonable doubt?

If George was dying from the drug stopping his breathing before the cop ever touched him, the cop is gonna walk.

I can't really understand why you would even want to entertain the cop walking dude.

Do you want this country to be utterly destroyed? Because that's going to happen if the cop walks. Cities will burn. Yours and mine included. Maybe even our homes.

[Melena]

nvm, didn't realize my page wasn't refreshed.

[Roranora]

usually only well reasoned takes include the phrase "I'm not a lawyer but.." but we should allow for some exceptions yes

[Melena]

Well, granted I'm not a lawyer, but if that toxicology report is allowed to be presented in court and I don't know why it wouldn't be allowed, isn't that reasonable doubt?

If George was dying from the drug stopping his breathing before the cop ever touched him, the cop is gonna walk.

As others pointed out, he was alive when he was being kneeled on, three different times someone in power asked if they should roll him over, he looks dead/dying and the cop refused. No toxicology report is going to save him on that. He straight up murdered/lynched George Floyd in public. Full stop.

[Lokus]

On top of both autopsy reports saying he died from asphyxiation.