Officer Who Lied Under Oath In Chauvin Case, Pictured Using Same Knee Restraint Technique In 2014 Riot - She was then promoted to Assistant Chief

[DigitalDrifter]

Why didn't they show the yearbook photo?

 

[Blisterfinger]

Who lied.

Chauvin Killed Floyd. A jury said so. (so did the videotape, but never mind. You are easily gaslit.)

You said Floyd was strangled for 9 minutes. That is not the case, how easily the lies roll off your lips.

 

[EvilCat Breath]

Who was still an American citizen and a human being.

I don't think anyone wants to be in a position where someone else can determine their value. I'm sure that there are people in this world who would be happy if you died.

Determining the value of a drug addicted parasite that exists by sucking the life of others is easy. They have none. Being an American citizen has lost any loyalty we may have had to one another. The concept was murdered by multiculturalism.

 

[Blisterfinger]

Who lied.

Chauvin Killed Floyd. A jury said so. (so did the videotape, but never mind. You are easily gaslit.)

He wasn't strangled to death, there was no evidence of that. It is you lying. The lies roll off your lips so easily

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

We all know that the MPD trained their officers in this technique. A technique that is used (or was) by other PD's.

We know Chauvin was unfairly tried and convicted.

Well here is a stupid thread for stupid people.

 

[Blisterfinger]

Well here is a stupid thread for stupid people.

Well then you're perfect to be here

 

[JoeB131]

You said Floyd was strangled for 9 minutes. That is not the case, how easily the lies roll off your lips.

Except a jury found he did.

Poor man was probably dead after 6, though.

He wasn't strangled to death, there was no evidence of that. It is you lying. The lies roll off your lips so easily

Except Chauvin was put on trial.
Other police officers testified against him.
A jury found him guilty.
A judge sentenced him to 21 years.

 

[JoeB131]

Determining the value of a drug addicted parasite that exists by sucking the life of others is easy. They have none. Being an American citizen has lost any loyalty we may have had to one another. The concept was murdered by multiculturalism.

Except the man had a job.
And he was trying to get his life back together.

Again, you never want to live in a society where they start judging values; you might come up short.

 

[Blisterfinger]

Except a jury found he did.

Poor man was probably dead after 6, though.



Except Chauvin was put on trial.
Other police officers testified against him.
A jury found him guilty.
A judge sentenced him to 21 years.

Except Chauvin was put on trial.
Other police officers testified against him.
A jury found him guilty.
A judge sentenced him to 21 years.

Since when does Joeb the communist have a problem with putting citizens to death? Only when it's his side politically. How ironic

Except a jury found he did.

Poor man was probably dead after 6, though

Not that I really care but evidence shows he didn't die there on the ground. I thought you were a big believer in evidence Joe, you're always crying about it

 

[EvilCat Breath]

Except the man had a job.
And he was trying to get his life back together.

Again, you never want to live in a society where they start judging values; you might come up short.

Was the job passing counterfeit money perhaps? Getting his life back together included taking drugs. Drugs that killed him. Please don't try to pull this " he was a good man" bullshit. The world is a better place with him in the ground.

 

[JoeB131]

Since when does Joeb the communist have a problem with putting citizens to death? Only when it's his side politically. How ironic

Where have I ever said that that was okay? The police should use lethal force only when their lives or the lives of others were in danger.

Floyd was handcuffed and shackled, he wasn't going anywhere.

Not that I really care but evidence shows he didn't die there on the ground. I thought you were a big believer in evidence Joe, you're always crying about it

Which evidence was that? In your weird alternate reality, I guess.

The jury saw the evidence and decided otherwise.

 

[JoeB131]

Was the job passing counterfeit money perhaps? Getting his life back together included taking drugs. Drugs that killed him. Please don't try to pull this " he was a good man" bullshit. The world is a better place with him in the ground.

Never said he was a good man.

But he wasn't a murderer or a rapist. He's someone who made mistakes when he was younger.

 

[EvilCat Breath]

Never said he was a good man.

But he wasn't a murderer or a rapist. He's someone who made mistakes when he was younger.

He died as he lived. Full of drugs committing a crime.

 

[JoeB131]

He died as he lived. Full of drugs committing a crime.

probably at some time in your life, you've committed the same "crime" he did. Or do you inspect every $20.00 bill you handle?

1 in 4000 bank notes in circulation is counterfeit. You've probably innocently handed one over and were never caught.

 

[EvilCat Breath]

probably at some time in your life, you've committed the same "crime" he did. Or do you inspect every $20.00 bill you handle?

1 in 4000 bank notes in circulation is counterfeit. You've probably innocently handed one over and were never caught.

Now you're stretching.

 

[JoeB131]

Now you're stretching.

Not at all.

1 in 4000. Usually, the most counterfeited bill is $20.00. Anything lower isn't worth the trouble; anything higher has security countermeasures.

Little has been said about the $20 bill that brought officers to the scene. (Published 2021)

George Floyd used it to buy cigarettes, but a store clerk thought it was fake. Neither side in the trial has spent much time addressing it.

www.nytimes.com

Mr. Martin, 19, said a friend of Mr. Floyd’s had come in earlier and also tried to use a fake $20 bill but was rebuffed. Mr. Martin said he thought Mr. Floyd, unlike his friend, had not realized that the bill was fake. “I thought I’d be doing him a favor” by accepting it, Mr. Martin said.

Nearly a year after Mr. Floyd’s death, it remains unclear where the bill came from and whether Mr. Floyd committed the crime that brought police officers to the scene.

 

[daveman]

I don't think anyone wants to be in a position where someone else can determine their value.

Except leftists, of course. They wish inconvenient people were dead all the time.

 

[JoeB131]

Except leftists, of course. They wish inconvenient people were dead all the time.

Which people are those? (And please don't say fetuses, they aren't people under the law.)

 

[daveman]

Again, you never want to live in a society where they start judging values; you might come up short.

And you're okay when a white man following his training is judged to have killed someone.

You're perfectly fine with people judging others, as long as they have the veneer of respectability given them by the State.

You're perfectly fine with the State judging people...as long as they come to the judgement that fits your predetermined outcome, that is.

To you, and leftists like you, a black criminal will always be worth more than a white cop.

 

[daveman]

Never said he was a good man.

But he wasn't a murderer or a rapist. He's someone who made mistakes when he was younger.

He made mistakes right up until he died...such as ingesting a lethal amount of illegal drugs.