Mr. Jones
5 years ago
WTF???

George Floyd's family gets $27 million in civil case award....

The guy got a raw deal, really...police brutality and murder yes...

But $27 million seems a bit steep to me...

I bet Minneapolis insurance company will drop them like a HOT POTATO AND NO INSURANCE COMPany WILL ever underwrite a policy to THAT CITy ever again...

They will have to go "self insured" after that award $$$$.
ZRX1200
5 years ago
Self induced Fentanyl overload is murder now?

He couldn’t breath BEFORE he was on the ground.

The 27 million is extortion prevention for the mob, and it won’t work blood will spill.
MACS
5 years ago

Self induced Fentanyl overload is murder now?

He couldn’t breath BEFORE he was on the ground.

The 27 million is extortion prevention for the mob, and it won’t work blood will spill.

ZRX1200 wrote:



100%

Lets not hold a doper accountable for doping. The masses were fed snapshots of the entire ordeal. The whole story is out there, but nobody wants to bother with it. The media fed you exactly enough to make you outraged.
Mr. Jones
5 years ago
I never read the WHOLE STORY.
I WILL research it further...
All's I know is what the media told me and those 15-30 seconds of the cops knee on his neck with him screaming I can't breath...
MACS
5 years ago

I never read the WHOLE STORY.
I WILL research it further...
All's I know is what the media told me and those 15-30 seconds of the cops knee on his neck with him screaming I can't breath...

Mr. Jones wrote:



He was sitting in the back of the car saying he couldn't breathe. Sitting up. He ASKED the cops to put him outside the car and lay him down on the ground. Watch the entire body cam video. It's out there.

The issue arose when he got crazy and the cop put his knee on his neck, then dismissed his complaints for drug delusions.
Speyside
5 years ago
Originally George Floyd's death seemed very straight forward to me. That is not the case at all. I doubt I would even be selected as a juror. I simply see no possible way that I could be convinced beyond a shadow of a doubt.

MACS, is it possible officer Chauvin acted correctly?
MACS
5 years ago

Originally George Floyd's death seemed very straight forward to me. That is not the case at all. I doubt I would even be selected as a juror. I simply see no possible way that I could be convinced beyond a shadow of a doubt.

MACS, is it possible officer Chauvin acted correctly?

Speyside wrote:



Exactly as the media wanted it. Cherry picked the video you saw. Didn't wait for the body cam footage. The media is wholly responsible for the riots in Minnesota. THEY caused it. On purpose. THEY duped the public. On purpose.

Anyone who doesn't think the media is a leftist tool is fooling themselves. Why no outrage over Biden not holding a single press conference in 2 months? Not even taking questions. Not a word from the media.

Initially? He acted correctly. As soon as Floyd quit moving he had a duty to see to his welfare. He's not guilty of murder. He's guilty of dereliction of duty. Floyd was in custody and he had a duty to see to his welfare.

That's My $.02...

Has the media blasted the entire footage now that it's out there? NOPE. Have they tried to correct themselves? NOPE. Have they even admitted a shred of culpability? NOPE.
8trackdisco
5 years ago

WTF???

George Floyd's family gets $27 million in civil case award....

The guy got a raw deal, really...police brutality and murder yes...

But $27 million seems a bit steep to me...

I bet Minneapolis insurance company will drop them like a HOT POTATO AND NO INSURANCE COMPany WILL ever underwrite a policy to THAT CITy ever again...

They will have to go "self insured" after that award $$$$.

Mr. Jones wrote:




In your estimation, how much do you feel his family should have been compensated? What was the worth of his life?
BuckyB93
5 years ago
What do the actuary tables say?

NINE!
ZRX1200
5 years ago
The life of a doper that had pointed a loaded gun at a pregnant woman’s stomach?

Not worth much.
BuckyB93
5 years ago
If he wasn't so "famous" it would have been rung up as just another COVID death.

"Signed by Dr. Andrew M. Baker, [the medical examiner's report] says Floyd had tested positive for the novel coronavirus on April 3. A post-mortem nasal swab confirmed that diagnosis. The report notes that because a positive result for coronavirus can persist for weeks after the disease has resolved, "the result most likely reflects asymptomatic but persistent ... positivity from previous infection."


https://www.npr.org/sections/live-updates-protests-for-racial-justice/2020/06/04/869278494/medical-examiners-autopsy-reveals-george-floyd-had-positive-test-for-coronavirus 
HockeyDad
5 years ago
I await George Floyd Elementary School. It’s gonna happen.
CheapPrick
5 years ago

When they put up his monument, it better have a crack pipe in it's mouth.

I bet his family is jumping with glee "I knew I had that bum for a reason"

Once the Feds take a third and the lawyers take a third, then the State will get some of it back,
They'll end up with less than 10mil, blow it in a year or two, plus time to sell off all the crap they bought at severely discounted prices, they should be back to having nothing in about 3 years.
No harm done.
rfenst
5 years ago

The life of a doper that had pointed a loaded gun at a pregnant woman’s stomach?

Not worth much.

ZRX1200 wrote:


His "worth" is whatever a jury decides it is.
rfenst
5 years ago

When they put up his monument, it better have a crack pipe in it's mouth.

I bet his family is jumping with glee "I knew I had that bum for a reason"

Once the Feds take a third and the lawyers take a third, then the State will get some of it back,
They'll end up with less than 10mil, blow it in a year or two, plus time to sell off all the crap they bought at severely discounted prices, they should be back to having nothing in about 3 years.
No harm done.

CheapPrick wrote:


Ever hear of a structured settlement or an annuity?. But, yeah. That's a lot of money man.
HockeyDad
5 years ago
JD Wentworth.
ZRX1200
5 years ago
No a jury determines a payout......

Pretty sure his value was determined by St Peter.
teedubbya
5 years ago
I guess there is no reason for courts. He’s been declared innocent and the dead man guilty by people screaming for the whole story. Isn’t that what the trial is for? Get a grip. Get over the news boogie man. That’s like Hawley claiming to be silenced on multiple networks and platforms.

The drama is fun though.
Mr. Jones
5 years ago
#8 post....
8 track

In my humble opinion...for a guy wHo probaBly did NoT HAVe life insuraNce?
And was on fentynol ?( according to everyone on here?)

I gonna go out on a limb and say
between $2.5 mil. To $4.5 mil..???

$27 MILLION FOR THIS GUY IS WAY Way too much...

Side track :
I spent my entire life paying life insurance premiums for about $225 LARGE .in coverage..and I'm still paying Afreakin' lot now
$2,500 -3,000 a year...
This guy has NO INSURANCE ( TO MY KNOWLEDGE ) AND HE PULLS DOWN $27 MILLION...

WHAT THE F$$K IS THAT ABOUT?

PLUS...THE FBI-SSG STOLE A MILLION IN CASH FROM MY HUT I INHERITED FROM MY GRANDFATHER...WHY DONT I GET THAT BACK? I WAS NEVER CHARGED OR TRIED OR CONVICTED...
I WANT MY FREAKIN MONEY$$ BACK AND I DESERVE IT
IN SPADES AFTER 5+ YRS OF FELONY GANGSTALKING
PERSECUTION...PLUS A FEW MORE AS A DETERRENT to these FBI-SSG felon CRIMINAL MURDeRER'S...

Back to Floyd:
And it goes into structured annuities for his MOM, DAD, BROTHER (S) AND SISTER(S) AND HIS CHILLIN...IF HE HAD ANY? ALL DIVIDED EQUALLY..
IF NOT ? MAYBE SOME first cousins get very small slices...

It's ALL TAX FREE....

NO LUMP SUMS ALLOWED ...EVERY BODY WILL GO ON A SHOPPING SPREE AND CRY POOR ONE YEAR LATER...

NO CASHING OUT AT J.D. WENTWORTH EITHER...
frankj1
5 years ago
honestly don't know any of what is being entered here as the facts, but I'm thinking that even if a cop witnesses a murder and catches and cuffs that guy, if the cop presses his knee on the guy's neck for 8 minutes or so and the guy dies, the cop killed him.

Hate the victim all you want. If he really broke laws he should be alive in a prison right now.
Does the accused cop's history mean anything to us? Two bad guys, one cuffed and now dead.
Based on my addled memory, I seem to recall the other cops not supporting what was happening back then.



It is a whole lotta money though...I assume previous awards play a part in that amount...Robert?
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