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I give up.
Do you really think, that with as many people that was there, that were taking pictures of the event, on their phones,,,that the officers would just kill him in public? For everyone to see?
But they did.
Do you really think, that with as many people that was there, that were taking pictures of the event, on their phones,,,that the officers would just kill him in public? For everyone to see?
They did not intend to kill him. They may have killed him. The autopsy hasn't been done. if it's proven they killed him, they should go to jail.
The real problem here is the tribal black culture. There is zero chance they are going to get decent police officers to deal with a tribal Black culture.
When you end up with the worst of the worst , then bad stuff happens. Because any police officer with a brain would refuse to work in the landmine field culture that views them as an ancient tribal enemy.
In a sane world, every single white police officer would quit working in any area that was majority non-white. Then they can deal with themselves as they see fit.
They did not intend to kill him. They may have killed him. The autopsy hasn't been done. if it's proven they killed him, they should go to jail.
The real problem here is the tribal black culture. There is zero chance they are going to get decent police officers to deal with a tribal Black culture.
When you end up with the worst of the worst , then bad stuff happens. Because any police officer with a brain would refuse to work in the landmine field culture that views them as an ancient tribal enemy.
In a sane world, every single white police officer would quit working in any area that was majority non-white. Then they can deal with themselves as they see fit.
Ya know, they (cops) could have probably saved themselves a bunch of tear gas by simply putting out bottles of booze everywhere....I can't tell much from this. By the way, before I fell in the sack last night, a mob did bust into a liquor store (it looked like), and ran off with all the booze.
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It may not make sense,,but yes, they DID "kill him in public" while everyone watched!Well,,,
From what I see there are three officers holding him down. And a forth standing near.
Do you really think, that with as many people that was there, that were taking pictures of the event, on their phones,,,that the officers would just kill him in public? For everyone to see?
Don't get me wrong. There are some bad cops. I've run up against one or two in my life.
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Tou Thao: 10 things about Minneapolis cop involved in George Floyd controversy
By Conan Altatis on May 28, 2020 • ( 1 Comment )
Tou Thao
Tou Thao is one of the four police officers involved in the controversial death of George Floyd. On May 25, 2020, an employee at Cup Foods at 3579 Chicago Avenue in Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States called the Minneapolis Police Department to report a customer who was trying to pay with a counterfeit $20 bill.
Apparently, Floyd matched the suspect’s descriptions. While sitting on the hood of his car, he was arrested by Thao and three other cops.
It was a deadly encounter witnessed by several bystanders and streamed on Facebook Live. As shown in the video, Floyd was lying face down on the street next to the police car’s rear passenger wheel while repeatedly telling the cops he could not breathe.
Paramedics arrived moments after Floyd started to lose consciousness. He was taken to Hennepin County Medical Center in Minneapolis where he eventually died.
On May 26, 2020, the Federal Bureau of Investigations launched an investigation. On the same day, the Minneapolis Police Department terminated Thao and his three colleagues involved in the incident. Here are 13 more facts about the Asian-American police officer:
- He is of Hmong descent.
- He started as a community service officer with the Minneapolis Police Department.
- He went through the academy in 2009.
- His badge number is 7162.
- He was laid off from 2010 to 2011.
- In 2012, he returned to the Minneapolis Police Department as he was hired to a full time position.
- Six complained have been filed against him prior to Floyd’s death but no disciplinary action was ever taken, according to Communities United Against Police Brutality.
- On October 7, 2014, he and fellow police officer Robert Thunder arrested Lamar Ferguson, physically assaulted the arrestee and took him to the hospital before putting him to jail.
- In 2017, he and Thunder were sued by Ferguson for excessive use of force and the case was closed in 2018 with the Minneapolis Police Department settling with Ferguson for $25,000.
- He did not physically touch Floyd but while the arrestee was being held by his three colleagues, he moved away from them to tell the eyewitnesses to “get back on the sidewalk.”
Tou Thao biography: 13 things about ex-cop involved in George Floyd’s arrest in Minneapolis, Minnesota
Tou Nmn Thao is of Hmong descent. He is one of the four police officers involved in the controversial death of George Floyd. On May 25, 2020, an employee at Cup Foods at 3759 Chicago Avenue in Minn…conandaily.com
Yeah, that's what happens when it's time to make another liquor store run.Looks like it's gearing up again. Sigh..... another day another riot:
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I totally believe this, just like that video posted by the black cop about Abery changed my outlook.Has anyone seen the video? Has anyone seen what preceded the video of the cop with his knee on the back of the perp? Did anybody listen to the comments by the first civilians on scene. Particularly hey man get up and get into the car the right way. Or the comment that they tried to peacefully arrest him for 10 minutes prior to the video.
probably not. I’m not saying the cop was perfect but there’s more than the spectators talking up the you’re murdering him
Got a link for that of which you speak?Has anyone seen the video? Has anyone seen what preceded the video of the cop with his knee on the back of the perp? Did anybody listen to the comments by the first civilians on scene. Particularly hey man get up and get into the car the right way. Or the comment that they tried to peacefully arrest him for 10 minutes prior to the video.
probably not. I’m not saying the cop was perfect but there’s more than the spectators talking up the you’re murdering him
well brandon friedman, you may be quite surprised to know that there were black people at the state houses, and there were white people at the protests last night.
you may also be aghast that there are black trump supporters at both as well.
and just for good measure, there were people at the state houses that were NOT trump supporters.
the reason you may so surprised (and also pushing the same idea yourself), is that the media desperately keeps trying to frame all these things that way. trump bad, not trump good. all things bad are by trump supporters, all things good are by not trump supporters.
and those state house protesters were not heavily armed. some of them were armed. period. if you really want an example of "heavily armed", that can be arranged for you.
The optics are horrible, and they shouldn't have held him down so long, but if the crowd was hostile, and he's struggling trying to get sympathy violence from the onlookers...makes it a tougher call.
I watced it till about 2 am last nite, all I can say they are very lucky that it rained a lot, could have been a lot worse, well see what happens tonight,
I wrestled in high school, one match a guy was choking me I thought to .. Ref said if you can talk, you are getting air,
Well,,,
From what I see there are three officers holding him down. And a forth standing near.
Do you really think, that with as many people that was there, that were taking pictures of the event, on their phones,,,that the officers would just kill him in public? For everyone to see?
Don't get me wrong. There are some bad cops. I've run up against one or two in my life.
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