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teedubbya
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5 years ago

#21

Why decide now? It’s almost lunchtime 🥙

Gene363
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5 years ago

#22

Why decide now? It’s almost lunchtime 🥙

teedubbya wrote:

On one criminal trial jury we all agreed on the case, but it was right at 11:00 AM so someone, :-" me, suggested holding out a little longer to get the court to buy us lunch, it wasn't bad and our bailiff was happy too.

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Stogie1020
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5 years ago

#23

^That's awesome!

frankj1
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5 years ago

#24

Once the lawyers see frank enter the room, they know it's going to be a hung jury.

BuckyB93 wrote:

NICE!

Gene363
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5 years ago

#25

Once the lawyers see frank enter the room, they know it's going to be a hung jury.

BuckyB93 wrote:

Rimshot!

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tonygraz
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5 years ago

#26

Why decide now? It’s almost lunchtime 🥙

teedubbya wrote:

Well, too late to start anything now.

fretkillr
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5 years ago

#27

Do you believe Floyd was solely at fault for his death?

rfenst wrote:

Yep.

fretkillr
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5 years ago

#28

I finally saw the entire 9 minute video. The real shocker for me was when Chauvin wouldn't even remove his knee from Floyd's neck to let the paramedic check for a pulse. Criminally negligent homicide at the very least, IMO.

borndead1 wrote:

So, the 9 minute vid was just the kneeling part, yes? LA Times reported that Chauvin pressed to his neck/back for 7:45, not 8:45.

But, were you able to see the video before that? Where they show the fentanyl in his mouth? Then it was gone? His sketchy (to say the least) behavior--caused by him being on speed, the aforementioned fentanyl, and I think alcohol.

Then he resisted two officers for how long? Just under 10 mins. And in the back of the car, he kept saying he couldn't breathe. Well before being on the ground.

And also, you neglected to say that the officers checked for a pulse routinely for him (don't know the exact number, but it was more than two).

He ingested lethal doses of drugs. He killed himself. It wasn't homicide, it was suicide.

DrMaddVibe
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5 years ago

#29

Plus this little known action...

https://www.kare11.com/article/news/crime/chauvins-attorney-says-he-other-lawyers-found-george-floyds-drugs-in-back-of-police-car/89-651e55f4-b829-445b-9dfd-189b867cc489

teedubbya
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5 years ago

#30

well I guess we don't need a trial then. INOCENT

LOL

Let it play out. It is what it is.

frankj1
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5 years ago

#31

wow.
lower case.

8trackdisco
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5 years ago

#32

Is Minneapolis burning yet?

HockeyDad wrote:

Hopefully the Target has been rebuilt and restocked. Can’t disappoint The Shoppers if there is an acquittal.

8trackdisco
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5 years ago

#33

George Floyd.

The only man to have 4 times a lethal dose of fentanyl

ZRX1200 wrote:

The Silver Lining... He wasn’t Underserved.

Edited by user 5 years ago | Reason: Not specified

rfenst
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5 years ago

#34

Let it play out. It is what it is.

teedubbya wrote:

Get ready for a real ride on this one.

teedubbya
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5 years ago

#35

Yea I know.

teedubbya
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5 years ago

#36

I trust the system. Maybe I shouldn’t but it’s the best we got. I’ll abide by whatever the decision is instead of pounding my chest and pretending somehow I know more.

Black, Blue.... more similar than different at times.

bgz
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5 years ago

#37

Once the lawyers see frank enter the room, they know it's going to be a hung jury.

BuckyB93 wrote:

Alright, Bucky wins... next thread.

Speyside
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5 years ago

#38

A police officer has a thankless job. Then a few bad ones make their jobs much more difficult. Chauvin is guilty of something, but just what that is I am truly not sure of.

Also black people are wary of police and police are wary of black people. Both have legitimate reasons to feel that way. No matter what the outcome of the trial, Chauvin has already paid a huge price. A man died needlessly in his custody and he will live with that for the rest of his life.