For our 2nd episode of the Failure to Stop Podcast, Tansy and I break down the George Floyd situation and the Chauvin trial from an HONEST COPS’ perspective. Hope you guys enjoyed and thanks to the wolfpack for hanging out with us live each Friday at 11am EST.
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For those that want a detailed recap of each day of the trial: https://www.startribune.com/what-happened-today-in-the-derek-chauvin-trial/600031856/?refresh=true
There are 3 officers charged with second degree murder for a case involving a suspect who died in custody with a fatal level of methamphetamine in his blood. He physically attacked officers then was restrained and cuffed. Aid was called immediately and he still died. These officers are victims of a case referal to the Democratic State Attorney General. Stay tuned.
So at about 57mins, Mike mentions that there needs to be a "Welfare Check". This is the kind of stuff folks aren't talking about. He is detailing that the police were responding for a reason pertaining to an individual who has been reported as possibly being a threat to himself or others due to his perceived state of mind. All of this chatter about these police coming into a situation like this, wanting to fight is simply wrong. Police experience this kind of mental distress in people enough times to know and recognize that someone needs to be helped. Whatever "helped" actually means. It could be taking this individual in to protect them from themselves or more importantly taking this individual in to protect the public. I'm not commenting on the Chauvin situation in particular so to speak but on police calls in general. Recognize that often times they are responding for the welfare of the individual and surrounding by standers.
But the good news is that when he wins his appeal, then files a lawsuit for malicious prosecution, he will be wealthy enough to never have to police again for the unappreciative masses! Enjoy the wealth sir, after what you’ve been through you certainly earned it!
the worst part is a lowlife career criminal junkie got made into a "hero"(that word has been destroyed!)
He has a strong appeal in the works, he sort of nodded to it in his remarks. It truly sucks for now, but it , hopefully, isn't over yet. Have a good thought people. If anyone find details on writing or contacting him, please post it.
Chauvin got 22.5 years jeez
Lost me with that sheepdog bullshit. Y'all need a better metaphor, because that one is not only inaccurate, it's demeaning, arrogant, and condescending. If you want to humanize officers, avoid shitty animal metaphors.
He DEFINITELY over dosed. Its concerning how delusional ppl are.
So no culpability for the paramedics going to the wrong location and causing the longer response time?
Thank U Both For Your Service, God Bless.
He 2as full of drugs, =27 million, blm antifa Burns Cities Down, How great is that.
Why Do People Warch Msm, They Are Liers,and are Racist.
Yalls gotta please uoad more episodes to Spotify
Lmao
I Think That 27 Million Will Talk At The Trial. Oh Ya Taxpayers Paid Off Drug Dealers Family?
He’s toast
Your a psycho, he killed the guy… the judge already approved the enhanced sentence based on the aggravating factors
It's about time to report facts and not government directed and vetted propaganda. Well done gentleman.
Hey dummies aggravating factors was approved by judge Cahill already. Your clueless
Thank U Eric, There Goes Eating For The Day.
Hey Mike hello anyone home. The best line you said is “I don’t know†because you don’t know much about the law
Man you guys are smoking some serious good stuff if you buy this bullshit. But hey you never know this is exactly why people hate cops they are dumber than donuts
Well if Someone Shoots At Police, Then Police Should Fire Back, So Damn Sick Of blm and antifa.
An innocent man was convicted because mob rule and propaganda. Cant be judged by my peers when everyone in the country are cowards. Burn it down. Nothing here to salvage.