I can you only hope these cops go to prison and get what they deserve everyday for the rest of their useless lives. Fu**ing pigs
I have a lot of questions about this. For one thing what happened to George Floyd is horrible and the officer who is placing his leg on his neck needs to be charged for murder. A lot of these situations involving police is usually a split second judgement incident where the officer is usually deploying his firearm. Think we can all agree even in a split second decision if it's wrong and was an unlawful use of force the officer needs to be fired and charged appropriately which we have seen that occur. This particular incident is just different. This wasn't a split second decision, this wasn't a fight with a subject who was reaching for the officer's firearm or placing an officer in fear. This was a slow, evil, process where the officer literally strangled a guy with his leg in broad daylight, with witnesses around filming him, at an intersection...Now speaking from experience, if a suspect was placed in custody and he was refusing to get in the back of the vehicle after being placed under arrest, other officers who assist and we will get him in the back of the unit even if we have to go around in the other side and drag him in. There is four to five total officers on scene. There is no reason at all five officers can not get him in the back of that unit. Then to make it worse, we know he was handcuffed from the beginning of the incident, while he is lying there on the ground and the one officer has his leg on his throat, you can hear another officer saying, "get up, just get up man. Just get in the car, get up." Then George saying, "I can't get up." Officer then says something about "I told you, you can't win." Well no kidding he can't get up, your partners leg is pressing on his throat. You control a guy's head and you can control his body....LEO is not trained that position in the academy, and we see, videos before where officer's have placed there knee on a suspects back while they are trying to place a suspect in custody who was ACTIVELY RESISTING arrest, but when he is in custody, that's it, it's over, they remove their leg and sit the suspect up. That is how LEO are trained, the leg against the neck is not a trained technique, and per the chief of Minneapolis it's against policy. So not only is this one officer doing this, but you have three to four other's watching their partner do this, and not one of them cared to say, hey man get off his neck. If you get done tussling with a suspect and get him in custody you may get tunnel vision, angry, and in the heat of the moment, and other officer's will say hey man watch your leg, or let's sit him up now. Why do none of the officer's say anything? When he stops talking and moving no one checks his condition, no one tells their partner to move his leg, no one sits him up. When EMS arrives he keeps his leg there even when they check his pulse, why? He clearly hasn't moved or resisted for a while. There is better techniques to use, besides guy can only do so much while in handcuffs. Sorry for long rant, but this is policing.