George Floyd Body Cam Video

MinnesotaFats · 08-03-20, 06:09 PM

Well...IDK, does that SUV scene qualify as resisting?

Crusherrr · 08-03-20, 06:10 PM

Guy was a pain in the ass for sure.

KnuckleHeadz · 08-03-20, 06:15 PM

And the passengers were trying like hell to slowly sneak around the corner and take off

Eddy Munny · 08-03-20, 06:35 PM

The officer kneeling on Floyd for as long as he did is clearly unjustified, but Floyd would likely be alive today if he had just cooperated from the start.

KVB · 08-03-20, 06:36 PM

Here's part one.

Guy had a problem from the very beginning in following simple instructions.

Very simple instructions.

pimike · 08-03-20, 07:47 PM

He was high

SBR_Guest_Pro · 08-03-20, 07:53 PM

always listen to cops and be over accommodating to their requests. and thank them for protecting and serving you.

MinnesotaFats · 08-03-20, 07:56 PM

Ya no way murder 1 charge sticks

Manslaughter maybe

Blacks will burn down all of mpls too

jjgold · 08-03-20, 07:58 PM

All this Black Lives Matter for this scumbag

KVB · 08-03-20, 08:00 PM

Amazing how it gets turned into a racist cop story. When it cleary wasn't.

We can all see how and why this story turns tragic, and racist cop, racist force, none of that really applies here.

I even thought it was a power tripping cop, now I'm not so sure.

Maybe just a fed up cop who didn't know what else to do, and his actions directly killed a man.

I could see some enhanced training going forward because of this. I think it's needed for sure.

KVB · 08-03-20, 08:02 PM

It's not quite as bad as Michael Brown, which was a good shoot, like the Taylor girl that the WNBA is jizzing over...good shoots in bad situations.

This one won't be a justified kill, but there is zero evidence race was a factor here. Or did I miss something?

MinnesotaFats · 08-03-20, 08:04 PM

Originally posted by KVB

Amazing how it gets turned into a racist cop story. When it cleary wasn't.

We can all see how and why this story turns tragic, and racist cop, racist force, none of that really applies here.

I even thought it was a power tripping cop, now I'm not so sure.

Maybe just a fed up cop who didn't know what else to do, and his actions directly killed a man.

I could see some enhanced training going forward because of this. I think it's needed for sure.

The MPD trains officers the neck move

They since ceased doing so, but it was a taught technique too...which is why non of the media narrative plays here

KVB · 08-03-20, 08:18 PM

Originally posted by MinnesotaFats

The MPD trains officers the neck move

They since ceased doing so, but it was a taught technique too...which is why non of the media narrative plays here

What kind of training to they give for freaked out high guys when it comes to putting them in a car? Call a wagon?

How did we go from sitting on the car seat, where he's gonna count to 3 to get in the car, to on the ground and dead?

I watched all that video and am still not really sure.

JMobile · 08-03-20, 08:24 PM

Originally posted by jjgold

All this Black Lives Matter for this scumbag

MinnesotaFats · 08-03-20, 08:31 PM

Originally posted by KVB

What kind of training to they give for freaked out high guys when it comes to putting them in a car? Call a wagon?

How did we go from sitting on the car seat, where he's gonna count to 3 to get in the car, to on the ground and dead?

I watched all that video and am still not really sure.

Memorial Day

B squad and short staff

Regular ranking members likely off for long weekend. Everyone who can goes north every weekend starting Memorial Day.

KVB · 08-03-20, 08:32 PM

But certainly not because of some bloodthirsty racist police force.

BrickJames · 08-03-20, 09:06 PM

Hahaha, dude went out like a bitch.

He would be fine today if he had conducted himself with a little dignity.

What a punk.

DiggityDaggityDo · 08-03-20, 09:23 PM

“Tell my kids I love them”

He knew

Headsterx · 08-03-20, 10:14 PM

juicername · 08-03-20, 10:15 PM

Originally posted by KVB

Amazing how it gets turned into a racist cop story. When it cleary wasn't.

We can all see how and why this story turns tragic, and racist cop, racist force, none of that really applies here.

I even thought it was a power tripping cop, now I'm not so sure.

Maybe just a fed up cop who didn't know what else to do, and his actions directly killed a man.

I could see some enhanced training going forward because of this. I think it's needed for sure.

Gotta agree with this.

Okieirish · 08-03-20, 11:14 PM

Dude was really screwed up. They tried for 10 minutes to get him in the car. It was not really what the media made it out to be.

JMobile · 08-03-20, 11:14 PM

Floyd was under the influence of fentanyl. That's the new cocaine.

Wrongside · 08-03-20, 11:35 PM

Originally posted by Okieirish

Dude was really screwed up. They tried for 10 minutes to get him in the car. It was not really what the media made it out to be.

Doesn't change the fact that it's heart-breaking and you can't help but feel for the guy the whole time - even before the kneeling.

Wish the cops did better. I would sport a justice for Floyd shirt with his face on it. I would have to take a much deeper dive into it (than I want to) in order to determine what justice truly dictates....

That being said, this BLM communist power grab is tragic in itself. I recall the owners of the store that called in the counterfeit bill apologizing to the Black community. I get it, especially at first...but ahem - the rest of the hard working citizens who have to deal with their society on the brink deserve their gigantic sized apology now as well.

Lastly, I hate conspiracy theories, but you can't watch this vid and not think he may have known or that there is much more to this...

DwightShrute · 08-04-20, 10:01 AM

Originally posted by KVB

Amazing how it gets turned into a racist cop story. When it cleary wasn't.

We can all see how and why this story turns tragic, and racist cop, racist force, none of that really applies here.

I even thought it was a power tripping cop, now I'm not so sure.

Maybe just a fed up cop who didn't know what else to do, and his actions directly killed a man.

I could see some enhanced training going forward because of this. I think it's needed for sure.

well said

JMobile · 08-04-20, 01:54 PM

Originally posted by KVB

Amazing how it gets turned into a racist cop story. When it cleary wasn't.

We can all see how and why this story turns tragic, and racist cop, racist force, none of that really applies here.

I even thought it was a power tripping cop, now I'm not so sure.

Maybe just a fed up cop who didn't know what else to do, and his actions directly killed a man.

I could see some enhanced training going forward because of this. I think it's needed for sure.

I don't know how cops can be trained over criminals not wanting to follow instructions.

pimike · 08-04-20, 02:49 PM

Not sure why they didn’t just hog tie him.

KVB · 08-04-20, 03:56 PM

Originally posted by JMobile

I don't know how cops can be trained over criminals not wanting to follow instructions.

Watch the video again, at least they can be trained on what not to do.

I would hope.

pimike · 08-04-20, 04:03 PM

Originally posted by pimike

Not sure why they didn’t just hog tie him.

Example here :

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=2rNUHGz1JFo

Art Vandelay · 08-04-20, 04:03 PM

Originally posted by KVB

Amazing how it gets turned into a racist cop story. When it cleary wasn't.

We can all see how and why this story turns tragic, and racist cop, racist force, none of that really applies here.

I even thought it was a power tripping cop, now I'm not so sure.

Maybe just a fed up cop who didn't know what else to do, and his actions directly killed a man.

I could see some enhanced training going forward because of this. I think it's needed for sure.

Agree, not sure where racism comes into it. Remember, these 2 guys had a history - worked together at a bar. This is more a case of holding a grudge and having an opportunity, with his position as a cop, to act on it.

KVB · 08-04-20, 04:20 PM

Originally posted by Art Vandelay

Agree, not sure where racism comes into it. Remember, these 2 guys had a history - worked together at a bar. This is more a case of holding a grudge and having an opportunity, with his position as a cop, to act on it.

That's what I initially thought, but now I'm not so sure about a power trip.

Floyd was sitting on the car seat. That should have been it.

I wish they could have tasered the guy for resisting and then thrown him in the car.

But could you imagine the optics when CNN shows the cops tazing him will standing there, handcuffed?

It's only until we see the actualy body cam footage that we see he is distressed, uncooperative, and that the police were actually rather accommodating. They just ran out of patience and didn't know what to do.

KVB · 08-04-20, 04:20 PM

I saw a clip from MSNBC about the body cam footage.

All they showed was the gun drawn at the very beginning, and all they talked about was how he said he couldn't breathe.

Which he was also saying from very early on.

KVB · 08-04-20, 04:23 PM

Originally posted by Art Vandelay

...Remember, these 2 guys had a history - worked together at a bar. This is more a case of holding a grudge and having an opportunity, with his position as a cop, to act on it.

It's pretty clear this was also a false narrative or at the very least drama drummed up in the media to make the cop look bad or keep that side of the story.

None of it plays out in the reality of the situation.

KVB · 08-04-20, 04:24 PM

In general, I now think it's pretty sick how all this plays out on the propoganda channels.

Those are the channels so many of take for news, because there is nothing else.

Sad, but obviously propagandized.

turtledoves · 08-04-20, 04:40 PM

how can you prove that racism was a factor in any specific arrest? what type of evidence are you even looking for? a Klan membership card? Racist social media posts? sounds like an impossible ask