You can also see and listen that the man was distressed and seems like he was having a panic attack.
Given his history with being locked up and being shot, it could have been like ptsd for him.
One of the points of the protest is to get the proper people to help diffuse these situations. I didn’t the cops try to calm him down.
Sure he might have had d**** in his system, but even then they should know or at least try to get him to safe state instead of manhandling him and saying “stop resisting”

I don't understand that people can't understand that trauma response is real. There is nothing that they did that was right.

I just saw a video of Candace owens blaming it on d****, and that's why he couldn't breathe.

The bodycam footage makes you incredible angry. Even more than at the beginning.

the narrative flip

Niggas are trying to justify his death now

Wypipo

These types of situations are never black and white and that’s what makes it worse

Should he have died? No. Both George and the cops could’ve prevented this.

There are several narratives on both sides of this that are simply not the case in my opinion.

Regardless. Cop that killed deserves punishment. Other cops will most likely be acquitted

Do you think this incident is a race issue?

It obviously is

How so?

I’m not denying it but I would like to hear your perspective

12 had their knee on his neck for like 9 minutes and the cop in question had aggressive interactions with blacks beforehand

They not doin that to a white suspect they did the same s*** to Freddie Gray and Eric Harris from Tulsa

An owner of a nightclub mentioned that Chauvin was aggressive with black clientele during his time as a security guard

Is there actual evidence of this though?

Just found out yesterday from a random interview who Regg really is

Didn't know he was OG Reggie

Explains his fearlessness during those streams

so u not gone resist your own impromptu execution

I end up confused on how to talk about it because part of me wants to say

"____ was a s***ty cop," when they do something terrible but then its like this is literally what the police were designed to do, they're just getting caught now

He wasn't following instructions from the beggining. I understand being scared though.

And...

I get a***yzing exactly what happened like "At this point in the interaction he did __ instead of ___" but this doesn't seem to matter as much when he:

1. Shouldn't under any circumstances have had a knee on his neck like that, especially for such a long period of time to where it became increasingly sadistic and evil

2. Shouldn't have had to fear for his life when interacting with the police, because in theory they are supposed to apprehend and bring them to the station for justice if they allegedly committed a crime, so that they can go through the due process

From my perspective there's so much about this that throws that "he wasn't following instructions" point out the window but that's just how I'm looking at it

Dude was brutally suffocated for the better part of ten minutes. I really am not here for making any excuses for police when it's such a f***ed up "organization" or big man "gun club" running around thinking they're cowboys reeling in the wild west

That's how these things can happen. It just makes it worse.

the new footage changes nothing its still 2nd degree murder (according to their law) and that he was having some type panic attack prior to everything (like anyone which has dealing cops in the past has) gives me more reasons to put them in jail

we need mental health experts on the field not ex military guys all they know to do is shoot people nothing else

everything would stayed the same if it that footage came out

With the fear of the police always hovering in peoples minds, mixed with the probability that one may have mental instability, anxiety, stress, or other issues that add to the trauma,

the police were not taking anything of this nature into consideration and i think if someone is given the authority by law to be able to do this type of s*** to another human being, the f***ing law is unjust.

You're right, but that's not the main point of what happened. This dude was for real murdered idc what their occupations are with the f***ing badge and uniform on.

I'm not mad at u saying it but just the whole event and police behavior as a whole

honestly nothing will change in another year or two something even more f***ed will happen and then their will be bigger set of riots then again and again and again

Just saying that they did the right thing until some how they dropped dude from the police car instead of just closing the door.

It even kept happening during the protestes for this murder.