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Derek Chauvin (The murderer of #GeorgeFloyd) has just officially been convicted of murder by the grand jury, finally justice!
You won't catch me rioting about this lol
@realcaseyrollins
Cant see how it isnt justice... A police officer literally strangled the man intentionally for 4 minutes after he was dead (or atleast unconscious). Other cops objected on sight asking to check if he was ok and he physically refused to let them check on him properly. Even after cops said he had no pulse he **still** continued strangling him... How can that be seen as anything other tham intentional murser.
@realcaseyrollins
He sat on his neck with the intention of limiting his ability to breath... Even after his heart stopped he continued to sit on his neck. How in the world can you justify sitting on a guys neck after he is unconscious a d even after he is identified as having no pulse. Your opinion is mind boggling
@realcaseyrollins
He did not pass away on the way to the hospital. He had no pulse when thry picked him up and continued to have no pulse on the way to the hospital. He was declared dead on the way to the hospital after attempts were made to restart his heart were not successful, as is common. But he was identified as having no pulse when Chauvin was still sitting on him and it was recorded on the cameras as such. Even after being told he had no pulse he still refused to let the officer help him.
He actually lifted his knee off of his neck and for a good portion of the time was kneeling on his should blade, not his neck.
> Even after his heart stopped he continued to sit on his neck.
Wait how long until his heart stopped and then his demise? Because he passed away on the way to the hospital. Wouldn't that have been a long time to survive without a beating heart?