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Being told someone has no pulse a d isnt breathing and then moving your knee away from his neck and onto his chest is still guilty as sin. Anything short of not immediately starting chest compressions (or letting the nurse on scene who offered to do chest compressions) is a clear intent to kill the man.

He was dead and actively stopped prople from trying to save him, thats clear intent.
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> Anything short of not immediately starting chest compressions

You're a doctor now? You're gonna tell me you know what to do in this situation?

>(or letting the nurse on scene who offered to do chest compressions)

Did she have her cards and any proof of such on her other than her word?
@coolboymew @freemo @ChristiJunior @dec05eba if the motive for the knee on the neck was not murder, what was it? A mercy kill is still illegal and murder, so that defense doesn't fly, and his body language strongly indicates that was not his motive. Was it just for show? If it was just for show, why would Chauvin want to show the world what from their perspective looks like a murder. Best case scenario he thought he could stir unrest and cause a riot then get off in the end making the rioters and protesters look stupid. Using bodycams to mislead the public and incite a riot is not a crime however it is highly immoral and from a public relations standpoint is a stupid move that hurt his fellow officers more than anyone, and thats giving him the benefit of the doubt as much as possible. There is just no way to explain this that doesn't make him look like a piece of shit even if he is "innocent of murder"
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>if the motive for the knee on the neck was not murder, what was it?

Police confirmed he was trained to do this I believe

Also because because he was worried of excited delirium

And because of the retarded angry onlookers being in potential danger if Floyd went into a drug induced rage, as 3 officers could not contain his tantrum in the police car
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