News Forum - US cop gets extra 20 years for George Floyd’s killing

[Thaiger]

The US cop who murdered George Floyd yesterday received another 20 years in prison on top of his original sentence for violating the victim’s civil rights. Derek Chauvin, a former Minneapolis police officer, is already serving over 22 years after being convicted of the 46 year old’s death in May 2020 after pleading guilty to the separate federal civil rights charges in December. His sentence is expected to be followed by five years of supervised release. The two sentences will run concurrently and Chauvin will now be moved to a federal prison. US District Court Judge Paul Magnuson, in delivering […]

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[Fanta]

Well that is a lot of PC bs. 

[23RD]

Truly shocking political conviction should have never gone to trial even then The Judge should have called a mistrial after the Jury intimidation by Maxine Waters.

[Marble-eye]

The times we live in, erecting a statue to a career criminal and the liberal left revering such a villain whilst authorities bend the knee to an 8 year lag. 

[Faraday]

1 hour ago, 23RD said:

Truly shocking political conviction should have never gone to trial even then The Judge should have called a mistrial after the Jury intimidation by Maxine Waters.

Don't quite understand what you mean.

Are you saying Chauvin should not have been prosecuted?

[23RD]

13 minutes ago, Faraday said:

Don't quite understand what you mean.

Are you saying Chauvin should not have been prosecuted?

Possibly on a Manslaughter or unlawful killing charge. 

But a murder charge no way.

[Shade_Wilder]

Black people in the US are disproportionally killed by police; if this list was of "Farang" killed in Thailand by the Thai police, everyone would be calling it genocide.

You can argue about the details, as I am sure some will.

You can claim that Newsweek is "Globalist" media, as I am sure some will.

You can claim that Black people bring it on themselves, as I am sure some will.

However, if you were Black in the US, you'd see it differently.

 

Here are the names (where available), ages and locations of the Black people killed by police in 2021:

1. Carl Dorsey III, 39, Newark, NJ
2. La Garion Smith, 27, Homestead, FL
3. Tre-Kedrian Tyquan White, 20, Richburg, SC
4. Vincent Belmonte, 18, Cleveland, OH
5. Shawn McCoy, Spokane, WA
6. Robert "Lil Rob" Howard, 30, Memphis, TN
7. Kwamena Ocran, 24, Gaithersburg, MD
8. Jason Nightengale, 32, Evanston, IL
9. Matthew Oxendine, 46, Pembroke, NC
10. Paul Bolden, 37, Phoenix, AZ
11. Patrick Warren Sr., 52, Killeen, TX
12. Lymond Maurice Moses, 30, Wilington, DE
13. Kershawn Geiger, 24, Carmichael, CA
14. Reginald Johnson, 48, Biloxi, MS
15. Zonterious Johnson, 24, Lawton, OK
16. Christopher Harris, 27, Toledo, OH
17. Eusi Malik Kater Jr., 21, Titusville, AL
18. Tyree Kajawn Rogers, 38, Wichita Falls, TX
19. Randy Miller, Los Angeles, CA
20. Roger D. Hipskind, 37, Wabash, IN
21. Karl Walker, 29, Dixon, CA
22. Marvon Payton Jr., 27, Las Vegas, NV
23. Jenoah Donald, 30, Hazell Dell, WA
24. Dontae Green, 34, Baltimore, MD
25. Trey Webster, 18, Mobile, AL
26. Christopher Hagans, 36, Stratford, CT
27. Andrew Hogan, 25, Trotwood, OH
28. Dustin Demaurean Powell, 34, Lakeview, TX
29. Gregory Taylor, 45, Seattle, WA
30. Jordan Walton, 21, Austin, TX
31. Cortez Lee Bogan, 27, East Cleveland, OH
32. Brandon Wimberly, 36, Coral Gables, FL
33. De'Aire Jontae Gray, 28, Speedway, IN
34. Daverion Kinard, 29, Fontana, CA
35. Arnell States, 39, Cedar Rapids, IA
36. Alonte Damar Murphy, 22, Garden City, MI
37. Benjamin Tyson, 35, Baltimore, MD
38. Donald Francis Hairston, 44, Culpeper, VA
39. Chandra Moore, 55, Detroit, MI
40. Broderick Woods, 33, Houston, TX
41. Dwight Brown, 41, Abbeville, LA
42. Andrew Teague, 43, Columbus, OH
43. Howayne Gayle, 35, Lakeland, FL
44. Tyshon Jones, 29, Rochester, NY
45. Tyrell Wilson, 32, Danville, CA
46. Nika Nicole Holbert, 31, Nashville, TN
47. Charles Ray Phillips, 51, Monahans, TX
48. Christopher Ruffin, 28, Palm Bay, FL
49. Caleb Smith, 22, Hayward, CA
50. Matthew James Hurlock, 35, Cypress, TX
51. Exzabian Morgan Myers, 31, Graniteville, SC
52. Daryl Leonard Jordan, 50, Miami, FL
53. Kevin L. Duncan, 38, Bellefontaine, OH
54. Frankie Jennings, 32, Charlotte, NC
55. Aaron Pierre Thomas, Canton, OH
56. Travon Chadwell, 18, Chicago, IL
57. Malcolm D. Johnson, 31, Kansas City, MO
58. Donovon W. Lynch, 25, Virginia Beach, VA
59. Matthew Blaylock, 38, Los Angeles, CA
60. Michael Leon Hughes, 32, Jacksonville, FL
61. Willie Roy Allen, 57, Lithonia, GA
62. DeShawn Latiwon Tatum, 25, Rock Island, IL
63. Noah R. Green, 25, Washington, D.C.
64. Diwone Wallace, 24, Alorton, IL
65. Gabriel Casso, 21, Bronx, NY
66. Desmon Montez Ray, 28, Birmingham, AL
67. Roger Cornelius Allen, 44, Daly City, CA
68. Dominique Williams, 32, Takoma Park, MD
69. James Lionel Johnson, 38, Takoma Park, MD
70. James Alexander, 24, Philadelphia, PA
71. Raheem Reeder, 21, Tallahassee, FL
72. Deshund Tanner, 31, Georgetown, KY
73. Faustin Guetigo, 27, Rockford, IL
74. Daunte Wright, 20, Brooklyn Center, MN
75. Miles Jackson, 27, Westerville, OH
76. Matthew Zadok Williams, 35, Decatur, GA
77. Anthony Thompson Jr., 17, Knoxville, TN
78. Pier Alexander Shelton, 28, Bremen, GA
79. Lindani Myeni, 29, Honolulu, HI
80. Innes Lee Jr., 25, Cleveland, OH
81. Roderick Inge, 29, Tuscaloosa, AL
82. Larry Jenkins, 52, Winter Haven, FL
83. Ryan Oneal Williams, 31, Fort Worth, TX
84. Doward Syleen Baker, 39, Dothan, AL
85. Ma'Khia Bryant, 16, Columbus, OH
86. Andrew Brown, 42, Elizabeth City, NC
87. Tory Casey, 41, Rosenberg, TX
88. Michael Lee McClure, 26, Billings, MT
89. Marvin Veiga, 32, Nashville, TN
90. Hanad Abdiaziz, 25, Kansas City, MO
91. Terrance Maurice Parker, 36, Washington, D.C.
92. Eric Derrell Smith, 30, Biloxi, MS
93. La'Mello Parker, 1, Biloxi, MS
94. Latoya Denis James, 37, Woodbine, GA
95. Ashton Pinke, 27, Mesquite, TX
96. Adonis Traughber, 54, Clarksville, TX
97. Kalon Horton, 29, Lancaster, TX
98. Lance Lowe, 30, Stockton, CA
99. Monolito Ford, 48, Indianapolis, IN
100. Timothy Fleming, 49, Baltimore, MD
101. Denzell Nathan Clarke, 28, Waldorf, MD
102. Tyrone Penny, 21, Decatur, GA
103. Gary Moncrief, 32, Montgomery, AL
104. Darion M. Lafayette, 24, Champaign, IL
105. Patrick Watkins, 31, Pittsburg, CA
106. Kortnee Lashon Warren, 23, Albany, GA
107. Zaekwon Malik Gullatte-Graves, 25, Houston, TX
108. Juan Joseph Daniele Castellano, 38, Athens, GA
109. Darren Dejuan Chandler, 34, Lenexa, KS
110. Shannon Wright, 29, Denver, CO
111. Antonio Christopher Jones, 26, Houston, TX
112. Demetrius Stanley, 31, San Jose, CA
113. Bilal Winston Shabazz, 29, Yucca Valley, CA
114. William Brookins Sr., 39, Phoenix, AZ
115. Winston Smith, 32, Minneapolis, MN
116. Andrew Homen, 34, Braintree, MA
117. Timothy Flowers, 29, Rochester, NY
118. Michael Lee Ross Jr., 32, Forest Hill, TX
119. Terrell Gas, 36, College Park, GA
120. Josiah L. Byard, 21, Willcox, AZ
121. Rezek Yaqub Yahya, 39, Salt Lake City, UT
122. Solomon Jamison, 28, Jackson, MS
123. Jermaine Sonnier, 19, Houston, TX
124. Ansy Dolce, 29, Holly Springs, GA
125. Carlos Jackson, 43, Lithia Springs, GA
126. Briana Sykes, 19, Flint, MI
127. Jeff Melvin, 20, Salem, AL
128. De'Shon Hill, 39, Luray, VA
129. Earl Fitzgerald Hunter, 40, Greenville, SC
130. Fred Holder, 28, Norwalk, CA
131. Albert Wayne Finnie Jr., 22, College Station, TX
132. Tristan Trevino, 24, Corpus Christi, TX
133. Jerome Barber, 59, Azusa, CA
134. Joseph Lee Humbles, 29, Atlanta, GA
135. Shannon Earl Smith,45, Spartanburg, SC
136. John Reuben Turbe, 30, Tampa, FL
137. Gulia Dale III, 61, Newton, NJ
138. Klevontaye White, 34, Chicago, IL
139. Justin Powell, 32, Baltimore, MD
140. Marquez Floyd, 31, Albuquerque, NM
141. Ryan LeRoux, 21, Gaithersburg, MD
142. Maurice Sentel Mincey, 36, Savannah, GA
143. Quentin Bogard, 36, Canton, MS
144. Leslie Stephen Scarlett, 35, Tucson, AZ
145. Irvin Peterson, 35, Houston, TX
146. Gabriel "Sam" Parker, 38, Atlanta, GA
147. Losardo Lucas, 55, Calumet City, IL
148. Alexis C. Wilson, 19, Dolton, IL
149. Antonio King, 22, Nashville, TN
150. Dashawn "Big Top" Batiste, 22, Lafayette, LA
151. Marcus Martin, 40, Baltimore, MD
152. Christopher Robinson, 48, Seguin, TX
153. Antonio Jackson, 27, Memphis, TN
154. Broderick Shelton, 42, Milwaukee, WI
155. Terrence Bey, 29, Philadelphia, PA
156. Devonte Dawayne Brown, 28, Marietta, GA
157. James Matalice Smith, 41, Somerville, TX
158. Tyran Lamb, 31, Milwaukee, WI
159. Tory Brown, 22, College Park, GA
160. Robert Anderson, 38, Crescent City, CA
161. Antwan Gilmore, 27, Washington, D.C.
162. Fanta Bility, 8, Sharon Hill, PA
163. Christopher Corey Moore, 41, Greensboro, NC
164. Johnny Lee Perry II, 31, Missoula, MT
165. Paris Wilder, 38, West Melbourne, FL
166. James Williams, 33, Indianapolis, IN
167. Cedric Baxter, 60, Buena Park, CA
168. Frederick Thomas, 41, Miamisburg, OH
169. Josue Arias, 32, Clearwater, FL
170. Leden Boykins, 12, Douglasville, GA
171. Cedric Williams, 29, Oxon Hill, MD
172. Desmond Lewis, 30, Shreveport, LA
173. Tristan Vereen, 33, Longs, SC
174. Robert Parks, 39, Smyrna, GA
175. Joshua Cooper, 31, Brooklyn, NY
176. Dishawn Sanders, Jackson, MS
177. Adrian Cameron, 47, Nashville, TN
178. Unsfored Lewis Thurmond, 27, Smyrna, GA
179. Turell Brown, 28, Chicago, IL
180. Deon Ledet, 30, Houston, TX
181. Desmond Damond Louis, 20, Lake Charles, LA
182. Keith Cole, 50, Senatobia, MS
183. Gloria Marie Strong, 27, Allen, TX
184. Kyle Anthony Veyon, 26, Columbus, OH
185. Darrion Taylor, 26, Tucson, AZ
186. Demetrius Roberts, 21, Las Vegas, NV
187. Corey Daniel Wellman, 40, Nashville, TN
188. Simran Gordon, 24, Rochester, NY
189. Ramone Javaris Dwight, 29, Hagan, GA
190. Derrick Clinton, 27, Indian Land, SC
191. Michael Carothers, 17, Austin, TX
192. Jovan Lewis Singleton, 36, Woodlawn, MD
193. Jermaine Harris, 32, Tarboro, NC
194. Allan Lorenzo Robb, 33, West Palm Beach, FL
195. Deandre Johnson, 30, Washington, D.C.
196. Johnny McGee, 36, Houma, LA
197. Name withheld by police, 30, Columbia, MO
198. Steven Thomas, 36, Las Vegas, NV
199. Jabari Farafiai Asante-Chioke, 52, Metairie, LA
200. Anthony Harden, 30, Fall River, MA
201. Lionel Womack, 35, Kansas City, KS
202. Edward Allen Gatling, 38, Lithonia, GA
203. Anei Joker, 20, Taylorsville, UT

https://www.newsweek.com/black-people-killed-police-2021-1661633

 

[23RD]

3 minutes ago, Shade_Wilder said:

Black people in the US are disproportionally killed by police; if this list was of "Farang" killed in Thailand by the Thai police, everyone would be calling it genocide.

You can argue about the details, as I am sure some will.

You can claim that Newsweek is "Globalist" media, as I am sure some will.

You can claim that Black people bring it on themselves, as I am sure some will.

However, if you were Black in the US, you'd see it differently.

Here are the names (where available), ages and locations of the Black people killed by police in 2021:

1. Carl Dorsey III, 39, Newark, NJ
2. La Garion Smith, 27, Homestead, FL
3. Tre-Kedrian Tyquan White, 20, Richburg, SC
4. Vincent Belmonte, 18, Cleveland, OH
5. Shawn McCoy, Spokane, WA
6. Robert "Lil Rob" Howard, 30, Memphis, TN
7. Kwamena Ocran, 24, Gaithersburg, MD
8. Jason Nightengale, 32, Evanston, IL
9. Matthew Oxendine, 46, Pembroke, NC
10. Paul Bolden, 37, Phoenix, AZ
11. Patrick Warren Sr., 52, Killeen, TX
12. Lymond Maurice Moses, 30, Wilington, DE
13. Kershawn Geiger, 24, Carmichael, CA
14. Reginald Johnson, 48, Biloxi, MS
15. Zonterious Johnson, 24, Lawton, OK
16. Christopher Harris, 27, Toledo, OH
17. Eusi Malik Kater Jr., 21, Titusville, AL
18. Tyree Kajawn Rogers, 38, Wichita Falls, TX
19. Randy Miller, Los Angeles, CA
20. Roger D. Hipskind, 37, Wabash, IN
21. Karl Walker, 29, Dixon, CA
22. Marvon Payton Jr., 27, Las Vegas, NV
23. Jenoah Donald, 30, Hazell Dell, WA
24. Dontae Green, 34, Baltimore, MD
25. Trey Webster, 18, Mobile, AL
26. Christopher Hagans, 36, Stratford, CT
27. Andrew Hogan, 25, Trotwood, OH
28. Dustin Demaurean Powell, 34, Lakeview, TX
29. Gregory Taylor, 45, Seattle, WA
30. Jordan Walton, 21, Austin, TX
31. Cortez Lee Bogan, 27, East Cleveland, OH
32. Brandon Wimberly, 36, Coral Gables, FL
33. De'Aire Jontae Gray, 28, Speedway, IN
34. Daverion Kinard, 29, Fontana, CA
35. Arnell States, 39, Cedar Rapids, IA
36. Alonte Damar Murphy, 22, Garden City, MI
37. Benjamin Tyson, 35, Baltimore, MD
38. Donald Francis Hairston, 44, Culpeper, VA
39. Chandra Moore, 55, Detroit, MI
40. Broderick Woods, 33, Houston, TX
41. Dwight Brown, 41, Abbeville, LA
42. Andrew Teague, 43, Columbus, OH
43. Howayne Gayle, 35, Lakeland, FL
44. Tyshon Jones, 29, Rochester, NY
45. Tyrell Wilson, 32, Danville, CA
46. Nika Nicole Holbert, 31, Nashville, TN
47. Charles Ray Phillips, 51, Monahans, TX
48. Christopher Ruffin, 28, Palm Bay, FL
49. Caleb Smith, 22, Hayward, CA
50. Matthew James Hurlock, 35, Cypress, TX
51. Exzabian Morgan Myers, 31, Graniteville, SC
52. Daryl Leonard Jordan, 50, Miami, FL
53. Kevin L. Duncan, 38, Bellefontaine, OH
54. Frankie Jennings, 32, Charlotte, NC
55. Aaron Pierre Thomas, Canton, OH
56. Travon Chadwell, 18, Chicago, IL
57. Malcolm D. Johnson, 31, Kansas City, MO
58. Donovon W. Lynch, 25, Virginia Beach, VA
59. Matthew Blaylock, 38, Los Angeles, CA
60. Michael Leon Hughes, 32, Jacksonville, FL
61. Willie Roy Allen, 57, Lithonia, GA
62. DeShawn Latiwon Tatum, 25, Rock Island, IL
63. Noah R. Green, 25, Washington, D.C.
64. Diwone Wallace, 24, Alorton, IL
65. Gabriel Casso, 21, Bronx, NY
66. Desmon Montez Ray, 28, Birmingham, AL
67. Roger Cornelius Allen, 44, Daly City, CA
68. Dominique Williams, 32, Takoma Park, MD
69. James Lionel Johnson, 38, Takoma Park, MD
70. James Alexander, 24, Philadelphia, PA
71. Raheem Reeder, 21, Tallahassee, FL
72. Deshund Tanner, 31, Georgetown, KY
73. Faustin Guetigo, 27, Rockford, IL
74. Daunte Wright, 20, Brooklyn Center, MN
75. Miles Jackson, 27, Westerville, OH
76. Matthew Zadok Williams, 35, Decatur, GA
77. Anthony Thompson Jr., 17, Knoxville, TN
78. Pier Alexander Shelton, 28, Bremen, GA
79. Lindani Myeni, 29, Honolulu, HI
80. Innes Lee Jr., 25, Cleveland, OH
81. Roderick Inge, 29, Tuscaloosa, AL
82. Larry Jenkins, 52, Winter Haven, FL
83. Ryan Oneal Williams, 31, Fort Worth, TX
84. Doward Syleen Baker, 39, Dothan, AL
85. Ma'Khia Bryant, 16, Columbus, OH
86. Andrew Brown, 42, Elizabeth City, NC
87. Tory Casey, 41, Rosenberg, TX
88. Michael Lee McClure, 26, Billings, MT
89. Marvin Veiga, 32, Nashville, TN
90. Hanad Abdiaziz, 25, Kansas City, MO
91. Terrance Maurice Parker, 36, Washington, D.C.
92. Eric Derrell Smith, 30, Biloxi, MS
93. La'Mello Parker, 1, Biloxi, MS
94. Latoya Denis James, 37, Woodbine, GA
95. Ashton Pinke, 27, Mesquite, TX
96. Adonis Traughber, 54, Clarksville, TX
97. Kalon Horton, 29, Lancaster, TX
98. Lance Lowe, 30, Stockton, CA
99. Monolito Ford, 48, Indianapolis, IN
100. Timothy Fleming, 49, Baltimore, MD
101. Denzell Nathan Clarke, 28, Waldorf, MD
102. Tyrone Penny, 21, Decatur, GA
103. Gary Moncrief, 32, Montgomery, AL
104. Darion M. Lafayette, 24, Champaign, IL
105. Patrick Watkins, 31, Pittsburg, CA
106. Kortnee Lashon Warren, 23, Albany, GA
107. Zaekwon Malik Gullatte-Graves, 25, Houston, TX
108. Juan Joseph Daniele Castellano, 38, Athens, GA
109. Darren Dejuan Chandler, 34, Lenexa, KS
110. Shannon Wright, 29, Denver, CO
111. Antonio Christopher Jones, 26, Houston, TX
112. Demetrius Stanley, 31, San Jose, CA
113. Bilal Winston Shabazz, 29, Yucca Valley, CA
114. William Brookins Sr., 39, Phoenix, AZ
115. Winston Smith, 32, Minneapolis, MN
116. Andrew Homen, 34, Braintree, MA
117. Timothy Flowers, 29, Rochester, NY
118. Michael Lee Ross Jr., 32, Forest Hill, TX
119. Terrell Gas, 36, College Park, GA
120. Josiah L. Byard, 21, Willcox, AZ
121. Rezek Yaqub Yahya, 39, Salt Lake City, UT
122. Solomon Jamison, 28, Jackson, MS
123. Jermaine Sonnier, 19, Houston, TX
124. Ansy Dolce, 29, Holly Springs, GA
125. Carlos Jackson, 43, Lithia Springs, GA
126. Briana Sykes, 19, Flint, MI
127. Jeff Melvin, 20, Salem, AL
128. De'Shon Hill, 39, Luray, VA
129. Earl Fitzgerald Hunter, 40, Greenville, SC
130. Fred Holder, 28, Norwalk, CA
131. Albert Wayne Finnie Jr., 22, College Station, TX
132. Tristan Trevino, 24, Corpus Christi, TX
133. Jerome Barber, 59, Azusa, CA
134. Joseph Lee Humbles, 29, Atlanta, GA
135. Shannon Earl Smith,45, Spartanburg, SC
136. John Reuben Turbe, 30, Tampa, FL
137. Gulia Dale III, 61, Newton, NJ
138. Klevontaye White, 34, Chicago, IL
139. Justin Powell, 32, Baltimore, MD
140. Marquez Floyd, 31, Albuquerque, NM
141. Ryan LeRoux, 21, Gaithersburg, MD
142. Maurice Sentel Mincey, 36, Savannah, GA
143. Quentin Bogard, 36, Canton, MS
144. Leslie Stephen Scarlett, 35, Tucson, AZ
145. Irvin Peterson, 35, Houston, TX
146. Gabriel "Sam" Parker, 38, Atlanta, GA
147. Losardo Lucas, 55, Calumet City, IL
148. Alexis C. Wilson, 19, Dolton, IL
149. Antonio King, 22, Nashville, TN
150. Dashawn "Big Top" Batiste, 22, Lafayette, LA
151. Marcus Martin, 40, Baltimore, MD
152. Christopher Robinson, 48, Seguin, TX
153. Antonio Jackson, 27, Memphis, TN
154. Broderick Shelton, 42, Milwaukee, WI
155. Terrence Bey, 29, Philadelphia, PA
156. Devonte Dawayne Brown, 28, Marietta, GA
157. James Matalice Smith, 41, Somerville, TX
158. Tyran Lamb, 31, Milwaukee, WI
159. Tory Brown, 22, College Park, GA
160. Robert Anderson, 38, Crescent City, CA
161. Antwan Gilmore, 27, Washington, D.C.
162. Fanta Bility, 8, Sharon Hill, PA
163. Christopher Corey Moore, 41, Greensboro, NC
164. Johnny Lee Perry II, 31, Missoula, MT
165. Paris Wilder, 38, West Melbourne, FL
166. James Williams, 33, Indianapolis, IN
167. Cedric Baxter, 60, Buena Park, CA
168. Frederick Thomas, 41, Miamisburg, OH
169. Josue Arias, 32, Clearwater, FL
170. Leden Boykins, 12, Douglasville, GA
171. Cedric Williams, 29, Oxon Hill, MD
172. Desmond Lewis, 30, Shreveport, LA
173. Tristan Vereen, 33, Longs, SC
174. Robert Parks, 39, Smyrna, GA
175. Joshua Cooper, 31, Brooklyn, NY
176. Dishawn Sanders, Jackson, MS
177. Adrian Cameron, 47, Nashville, TN
178. Unsfored Lewis Thurmond, 27, Smyrna, GA
179. Turell Brown, 28, Chicago, IL
180. Deon Ledet, 30, Houston, TX
181. Desmond Damond Louis, 20, Lake Charles, LA
182. Keith Cole, 50, Senatobia, MS
183. Gloria Marie Strong, 27, Allen, TX
184. Kyle Anthony Veyon, 26, Columbus, OH
185. Darrion Taylor, 26, Tucson, AZ
186. Demetrius Roberts, 21, Las Vegas, NV
187. Corey Daniel Wellman, 40, Nashville, TN
188. Simran Gordon, 24, Rochester, NY
189. Ramone Javaris Dwight, 29, Hagan, GA
190. Derrick Clinton, 27, Indian Land, SC
191. Michael Carothers, 17, Austin, TX
192. Jovan Lewis Singleton, 36, Woodlawn, MD
193. Jermaine Harris, 32, Tarboro, NC
194. Allan Lorenzo Robb, 33, West Palm Beach, FL
195. Deandre Johnson, 30, Washington, D.C.
196. Johnny McGee, 36, Houma, LA
197. Name withheld by police, 30, Columbia, MO
198. Steven Thomas, 36, Las Vegas, NV
199. Jabari Farafiai Asante-Chioke, 52, Metairie, LA
200. Anthony Harden, 30, Fall River, MA
201. Lionel Womack, 35, Kansas City, KS
202. Edward Allen Gatling, 38, Lithonia, GA
203. Anei Joker, 20, Taylorsville, UT

https://www.newsweek.com/black-people-killed-police-2021-1661633

Now if you did a deep dive into those name's:

1. How many were committing  criminal acts at the time.

2. How many were armed at the time.

3.How many were resisting arrest at the time. 

4. How many were killed by African American Police Officers. 

5. How many were about to commit an act that would have lead to the death of a 3rd party. 

It's similar to the George Fentaynol Flloyd case if he had killed the Shopkeeper that he tried to pass the bent Banknote to would it have even made the headlines?.

 

 

[Fanta]

11 minutes ago, Shade_Wilder said:

Black people in the US are disproportionally killed by police; if this list was of "Farang" killed in Thailand by the Thai police, everyone would be calling it genocide.

Cry me a river then riddle me this - I am a minority but I am the majority - what am I? 
https://www.sentencingproject.org/publications/no-end-in-sight-americas-enduring-reliance-on-life-imprisonment/ 

[Grumpish]

1 hour ago, 23RD said:

Possibly on a Manslaughter or unlawful killing charge. 

But a murder charge no way.

Definitely on a manslaughter charge. Did Chauvin intend to hurt Floyd, did he want to "teach him a lesson", did his actions result in Floyd's death - most probably. Did he intend to kill him - probably not.  

[Grumpish]

1 hour ago, Shade_Wilder said:

Black people in the US are disproportionally killed by police; if this list was of "Farang" killed in Thailand by the Thai police, everyone would be calling it genocide.

US police officers are disproportionally killed by African Americans, as well. Maybe both groups need to learn better ways of dealing with confrontation.

https://ucr.fbi.gov/leoka/2019/tables/table-42.xls 

[Wackamole]

ah I thought the reactions to this would be appalling.

puke.

 

[Marble-eye]

36 minutes ago, Grumpish said:

Definitely on a manslaughter charge. Did Chauvin intend to hurt Floyd, did he want to "teach him a lesson", did his actions result in Floyd's death - most probably. Did he intend to kill him - probably not.  

I totally understand and agree what you're saying, but apparently 'third degree murder' defines that at the time of the officer putting his knee on Floyd head he knew that could kill him, that is what they got the officer on.

The sentence is very disproportionate IMO and the officer is probably being made a scapegoat, would I feel safer with Floyd still on the streets....no. Would I feel safer with this officer patroling the streets....most certainly yes.

 

[Boomer]

3 hours ago, Shade_Wilder said:

Black people in the US are disproportionally killed by police; if this list was of "Farang" killed in Thailand by the Thai police, everyone would be calling it genocide.

You can argue about the details, as I am sure some will.

You can claim that Newsweek is "Globalist" media, as I am sure some will.

You can claim that Black people bring it on themselves, as I am sure some will.

However, if you were Black in the US, you'd see it differently.

Here are the names (where available), ages and locations of the Black people killed by police in 2021:

1. Carl Dorsey III, 39, Newark, NJ
2. La Garion Smith, 27, Homestead, FL
3. Tre-Kedrian Tyquan White, 20, Richburg, SC
4. Vincent Belmonte, 18, Cleveland, OH
5. Shawn McCoy, Spokane, WA
6. Robert "Lil Rob" Howard, 30, Memphis, TN
7. Kwamena Ocran, 24, Gaithersburg, MD
8. Jason Nightengale, 32, Evanston, IL
9. Matthew Oxendine, 46, Pembroke, NC
10. Paul Bolden, 37, Phoenix, AZ
11. Patrick Warren Sr., 52, Killeen, TX
12. Lymond Maurice Moses, 30, Wilington, DE
13. Kershawn Geiger, 24, Carmichael, CA
14. Reginald Johnson, 48, Biloxi, MS
15. Zonterious Johnson, 24, Lawton, OK
16. Christopher Harris, 27, Toledo, OH
17. Eusi Malik Kater Jr., 21, Titusville, AL
18. Tyree Kajawn Rogers, 38, Wichita Falls, TX
19. Randy Miller, Los Angeles, CA
20. Roger D. Hipskind, 37, Wabash, IN
21. Karl Walker, 29, Dixon, CA
22. Marvon Payton Jr., 27, Las Vegas, NV
23. Jenoah Donald, 30, Hazell Dell, WA
24. Dontae Green, 34, Baltimore, MD
25. Trey Webster, 18, Mobile, AL
26. Christopher Hagans, 36, Stratford, CT
27. Andrew Hogan, 25, Trotwood, OH
28. Dustin Demaurean Powell, 34, Lakeview, TX
29. Gregory Taylor, 45, Seattle, WA
30. Jordan Walton, 21, Austin, TX
31. Cortez Lee Bogan, 27, East Cleveland, OH
32. Brandon Wimberly, 36, Coral Gables, FL
33. De'Aire Jontae Gray, 28, Speedway, IN
34. Daverion Kinard, 29, Fontana, CA
35. Arnell States, 39, Cedar Rapids, IA
36. Alonte Damar Murphy, 22, Garden City, MI
37. Benjamin Tyson, 35, Baltimore, MD
38. Donald Francis Hairston, 44, Culpeper, VA
39. Chandra Moore, 55, Detroit, MI
40. Broderick Woods, 33, Houston, TX
41. Dwight Brown, 41, Abbeville, LA
42. Andrew Teague, 43, Columbus, OH
43. Howayne Gayle, 35, Lakeland, FL
44. Tyshon Jones, 29, Rochester, NY
45. Tyrell Wilson, 32, Danville, CA
46. Nika Nicole Holbert, 31, Nashville, TN
47. Charles Ray Phillips, 51, Monahans, TX
48. Christopher Ruffin, 28, Palm Bay, FL
49. Caleb Smith, 22, Hayward, CA
50. Matthew James Hurlock, 35, Cypress, TX
51. Exzabian Morgan Myers, 31, Graniteville, SC
52. Daryl Leonard Jordan, 50, Miami, FL
53. Kevin L. Duncan, 38, Bellefontaine, OH
54. Frankie Jennings, 32, Charlotte, NC
55. Aaron Pierre Thomas, Canton, OH
56. Travon Chadwell, 18, Chicago, IL
57. Malcolm D. Johnson, 31, Kansas City, MO
58. Donovon W. Lynch, 25, Virginia Beach, VA
59. Matthew Blaylock, 38, Los Angeles, CA
60. Michael Leon Hughes, 32, Jacksonville, FL
61. Willie Roy Allen, 57, Lithonia, GA
62. DeShawn Latiwon Tatum, 25, Rock Island, IL
63. Noah R. Green, 25, Washington, D.C.
64. Diwone Wallace, 24, Alorton, IL
65. Gabriel Casso, 21, Bronx, NY
66. Desmon Montez Ray, 28, Birmingham, AL
67. Roger Cornelius Allen, 44, Daly City, CA
68. Dominique Williams, 32, Takoma Park, MD
69. James Lionel Johnson, 38, Takoma Park, MD
70. James Alexander, 24, Philadelphia, PA
71. Raheem Reeder, 21, Tallahassee, FL
72. Deshund Tanner, 31, Georgetown, KY
73. Faustin Guetigo, 27, Rockford, IL
74. Daunte Wright, 20, Brooklyn Center, MN
75. Miles Jackson, 27, Westerville, OH
76. Matthew Zadok Williams, 35, Decatur, GA
77. Anthony Thompson Jr., 17, Knoxville, TN
78. Pier Alexander Shelton, 28, Bremen, GA
79. Lindani Myeni, 29, Honolulu, HI
80. Innes Lee Jr., 25, Cleveland, OH
81. Roderick Inge, 29, Tuscaloosa, AL
82. Larry Jenkins, 52, Winter Haven, FL
83. Ryan Oneal Williams, 31, Fort Worth, TX
84. Doward Syleen Baker, 39, Dothan, AL
85. Ma'Khia Bryant, 16, Columbus, OH
86. Andrew Brown, 42, Elizabeth City, NC
87. Tory Casey, 41, Rosenberg, TX
88. Michael Lee McClure, 26, Billings, MT
89. Marvin Veiga, 32, Nashville, TN
90. Hanad Abdiaziz, 25, Kansas City, MO
91. Terrance Maurice Parker, 36, Washington, D.C.
92. Eric Derrell Smith, 30, Biloxi, MS
93. La'Mello Parker, 1, Biloxi, MS
94. Latoya Denis James, 37, Woodbine, GA
95. Ashton Pinke, 27, Mesquite, TX
96. Adonis Traughber, 54, Clarksville, TX
97. Kalon Horton, 29, Lancaster, TX
98. Lance Lowe, 30, Stockton, CA
99. Monolito Ford, 48, Indianapolis, IN
100. Timothy Fleming, 49, Baltimore, MD
101. Denzell Nathan Clarke, 28, Waldorf, MD
102. Tyrone Penny, 21, Decatur, GA
103. Gary Moncrief, 32, Montgomery, AL
104. Darion M. Lafayette, 24, Champaign, IL
105. Patrick Watkins, 31, Pittsburg, CA
106. Kortnee Lashon Warren, 23, Albany, GA
107. Zaekwon Malik Gullatte-Graves, 25, Houston, TX
108. Juan Joseph Daniele Castellano, 38, Athens, GA
109. Darren Dejuan Chandler, 34, Lenexa, KS
110. Shannon Wright, 29, Denver, CO
111. Antonio Christopher Jones, 26, Houston, TX
112. Demetrius Stanley, 31, San Jose, CA
113. Bilal Winston Shabazz, 29, Yucca Valley, CA
114. William Brookins Sr., 39, Phoenix, AZ
115. Winston Smith, 32, Minneapolis, MN
116. Andrew Homen, 34, Braintree, MA
117. Timothy Flowers, 29, Rochester, NY
118. Michael Lee Ross Jr., 32, Forest Hill, TX
119. Terrell Gas, 36, College Park, GA
120. Josiah L. Byard, 21, Willcox, AZ
121. Rezek Yaqub Yahya, 39, Salt Lake City, UT
122. Solomon Jamison, 28, Jackson, MS
123. Jermaine Sonnier, 19, Houston, TX
124. Ansy Dolce, 29, Holly Springs, GA
125. Carlos Jackson, 43, Lithia Springs, GA
126. Briana Sykes, 19, Flint, MI
127. Jeff Melvin, 20, Salem, AL
128. De'Shon Hill, 39, Luray, VA
129. Earl Fitzgerald Hunter, 40, Greenville, SC
130. Fred Holder, 28, Norwalk, CA
131. Albert Wayne Finnie Jr., 22, College Station, TX
132. Tristan Trevino, 24, Corpus Christi, TX
133. Jerome Barber, 59, Azusa, CA
134. Joseph Lee Humbles, 29, Atlanta, GA
135. Shannon Earl Smith,45, Spartanburg, SC
136. John Reuben Turbe, 30, Tampa, FL
137. Gulia Dale III, 61, Newton, NJ
138. Klevontaye White, 34, Chicago, IL
139. Justin Powell, 32, Baltimore, MD
140. Marquez Floyd, 31, Albuquerque, NM
141. Ryan LeRoux, 21, Gaithersburg, MD
142. Maurice Sentel Mincey, 36, Savannah, GA
143. Quentin Bogard, 36, Canton, MS
144. Leslie Stephen Scarlett, 35, Tucson, AZ
145. Irvin Peterson, 35, Houston, TX
146. Gabriel "Sam" Parker, 38, Atlanta, GA
147. Losardo Lucas, 55, Calumet City, IL
148. Alexis C. Wilson, 19, Dolton, IL
149. Antonio King, 22, Nashville, TN
150. Dashawn "Big Top" Batiste, 22, Lafayette, LA
151. Marcus Martin, 40, Baltimore, MD
152. Christopher Robinson, 48, Seguin, TX
153. Antonio Jackson, 27, Memphis, TN
154. Broderick Shelton, 42, Milwaukee, WI
155. Terrence Bey, 29, Philadelphia, PA
156. Devonte Dawayne Brown, 28, Marietta, GA
157. James Matalice Smith, 41, Somerville, TX
158. Tyran Lamb, 31, Milwaukee, WI
159. Tory Brown, 22, College Park, GA
160. Robert Anderson, 38, Crescent City, CA
161. Antwan Gilmore, 27, Washington, D.C.
162. Fanta Bility, 8, Sharon Hill, PA
163. Christopher Corey Moore, 41, Greensboro, NC
164. Johnny Lee Perry II, 31, Missoula, MT
165. Paris Wilder, 38, West Melbourne, FL
166. James Williams, 33, Indianapolis, IN
167. Cedric Baxter, 60, Buena Park, CA
168. Frederick Thomas, 41, Miamisburg, OH
169. Josue Arias, 32, Clearwater, FL
170. Leden Boykins, 12, Douglasville, GA
171. Cedric Williams, 29, Oxon Hill, MD
172. Desmond Lewis, 30, Shreveport, LA
173. Tristan Vereen, 33, Longs, SC
174. Robert Parks, 39, Smyrna, GA
175. Joshua Cooper, 31, Brooklyn, NY
176. Dishawn Sanders, Jackson, MS
177. Adrian Cameron, 47, Nashville, TN
178. Unsfored Lewis Thurmond, 27, Smyrna, GA
179. Turell Brown, 28, Chicago, IL
180. Deon Ledet, 30, Houston, TX
181. Desmond Damond Louis, 20, Lake Charles, LA
182. Keith Cole, 50, Senatobia, MS
183. Gloria Marie Strong, 27, Allen, TX
184. Kyle Anthony Veyon, 26, Columbus, OH
185. Darrion Taylor, 26, Tucson, AZ
186. Demetrius Roberts, 21, Las Vegas, NV
187. Corey Daniel Wellman, 40, Nashville, TN
188. Simran Gordon, 24, Rochester, NY
189. Ramone Javaris Dwight, 29, Hagan, GA
190. Derrick Clinton, 27, Indian Land, SC
191. Michael Carothers, 17, Austin, TX
192. Jovan Lewis Singleton, 36, Woodlawn, MD
193. Jermaine Harris, 32, Tarboro, NC
194. Allan Lorenzo Robb, 33, West Palm Beach, FL
195. Deandre Johnson, 30, Washington, D.C.
196. Johnny McGee, 36, Houma, LA
197. Name withheld by police, 30, Columbia, MO
198. Steven Thomas, 36, Las Vegas, NV
199. Jabari Farafiai Asante-Chioke, 52, Metairie, LA
200. Anthony Harden, 30, Fall River, MA
201. Lionel Womack, 35, Kansas City, KS
202. Edward Allen Gatling, 38, Lithonia, GA
203. Anei Joker, 20, Taylorsville, UT

https://www.newsweek.com/black-people-killed-police-2021-1661633

Jeeeeez, that must have taken you a loooong time to write

[Benroon]

3 hours ago, 23RD said:

Possibly on a Manslaughter or unlawful killing charge. 

But a murder charge no way.

 Possibly ?

So I kneel on your throat and listen to you tell me you can't breath, and when you die it should be business as normal and I pop off for a beer with my mates.

Are you for real ?

[23RD]

12 minutes ago, Benroon said:

 Possibly ?

So I kneel on your throat and listen to you tell me you can't breath, and when you die it should be business as normal and I pop off for a beer with my mates.

Are you for real ?

The problem with your statement is you haven't taken in the mitigating factors into consideration. 

1.St George was off his face at the time.

2.St George was resisting arrest at the time.

3. St George and Officer Chuevin were know to each other from their part time Doorman job.

I've watched that video in full many times (and the complete version not the MSM exited version) and there is nothing intentional about Officer Chuevins actions.

If St George hadn't been so under the influence of nefarious substances at the time he'd probably still be living the life of a career criminal today. 

[Benroon]

11 minutes ago, 23RD said:

The problem with your statement is you haven't taken in the mitigating factors into consideration. 

1.St George was off his face at the time.

2.St George was resisting arrest at the time.

3. St George and Officer Chuevin were know to each other from their part time Doorman job.

I've watched that video in full many times (and the complete version not the MSM exited version) and there is nothing intentional about Officer Chuevins actions.

If St George hadn't been so under the influence of nefarious substances at the time he'd probably still be living the life of a career criminal today. 

and you've missed the bit where he was told 'I cant breath'

[23RD]

2 minutes ago, Benroon said:

and you've missed the bit where he was told 'I cant breath'

If you'd ever in your life restrained anybody whilst their under the influence of drink or drugs you'd have heard two particular sentences once they realise they've been retained .

1. Get off me you're hurting me.

2. I can't breathe. 

This was a career criminal with a history of violence and substance abuse that may I remind you had previous smashed the skull of a 7 month pregnant Woman during a burglary as one of his many offences on his rap sheet.

Who was well known to one off the Officers at the incident not some random Black Bloke walking down the Soi.

[brian60221]

31 minutes ago, Benroon said:

and you've missed the bit where he was told 'I cant breath'

IIRC, Floyd was saying that while he was sitting in the car. And not being able to breathe is expected when you OD on fentanyl. IIRC the medical reports say that Floyd *did* overdose and *wasn't* asphyxiated.

I'm no MMA guy or anything, but from what I understand, kneeling on somebody's collarbone is accepted good practice exactly because it is strong there and will not prevent breathing, but it is very difficult for the pinned person to get up.

Edit: at about an hour and 20 minutes into this thing, a guy gets his neck kneeled on and conducts an interview. It's like it's an open secret that people have been doing this for a long time because it's safe... unless a person has overdosed on something expected to stop their respiration. https://rumble.com/vwy9n3-march-9-2022.html

Edited July 8, 2022 by brian60221

[ThaiFoodGuy]

1 hour ago, Benroon said:

So I kneel on your throat and listen to you tell me you can't breath

Video evidence presented in court, and fully acknowledged by the judge and shown to the jury, showed Chauvin was kneeling on Floyd's shoulder, not his neck. Again, acknowledged by the prosecution's witness on the stand, if Chauvin was kneeling on Floyd's neck at the time of claiming he couldn't breathe, he would have been unable to speak, not shouting loudly that he couldn't breathe.

Additionally, the prosecution's doctor during cross examination acknowledged that it was likely he had difficulty breathing due to the stress he was under and the FACT that he was overdosing throughout the arrest.

Important details.

[Fanta]

44 minutes ago, ThaiFoodGuy said:

Video evidence presented in court, and fully acknowledged by the judge and shown to the jury, showed Chauvin was kneeling on Floyd's shoulder, not his neck. Again, acknowledged by the prosecution's witness on the stand, if Chauvin was kneeling on Floyd's neck at the time of claiming he couldn't breathe, he would have been unable to speak, not shouting loudly that he couldn't breathe.

Additionally, the prosecution's doctor during cross examination acknowledged that it was likely he had difficulty breathing due to the stress he was under and the FACT that he was overdosing throughout the arrest.

Important details.

If that is all true, when is the cop’s appeal due to be heard?  

[longwood50]

Notice any similarities.  Hutchenson age 48 suffered from high blood pressure and was on cocaine.  He entered the Dallas correctional facility and was acting irrationally.  Not under arrest.  The death was ruled a homicide but the Grand Jury weighing the evidence did not bring charges against the officer.  They cited that though a homicide, they could not exclude Mr. Hutchesons, health problems and being on heroin as contributory to his death and hence there was reasonable doubt that the officer kneeling on his neck was the cause of death.  That is suppose to be the standard in the USA is if there is "reasonable doubt" the person is to get the benefit of the doubt. 

Mr. Floyd, had covid, had high blood pressure, a history of heart disease, and was on Fentanyl a much stronger drug than cocaine.  One of the side effects of Fentanyl is depressed breathing.  Mr. Floyd was complaining of not being able to breathe while still sitting in the back of the squad car.  And that is not reasonble doubt? 

Oh PS.  Mr. Hutcheson was white, the officer kneeling on his neck was black. 

 

 

https://www.wfaa.com/article/news/local/dallas-county/jail-lobby-death-ruled-homicide-man-was-high-on-drugs/287-140506432

 

 

 

[longwood50]

6 hours ago, Shade_Wilder said:

Black people in the US are disproportionally killed by police

Mark Twain said there are liars, D**mn liars and then statistics.  Blacks are killed "disproportionate" to their percentage of the population, not out of proportion to the incidence of crime involved in.  Though blacks represent approximately 13% of the population, they represent 38% of the prison population.  They are in prison because they have been convicted of a crime. 

Police officers if anything are reluctant to use deadly force because of the threat of being questioned if they used excessive force. 

The Supreme Court has ruled that “all claims that law enforcement officers have used excessive force—deadly or not—in the course of an arrest, investigatory stop, or other ‘seizure’ of a free citizen should be analyzed under the Fourth Amendment and its ‘reasonableness’ standard.”2 This standard is an objective one that, in the context of use of force policy and practice, is often referred to as “objective reasonableness.”

Just like George Floyd, if you don't involve yourself in crime, you wont be confronted by police, and guess what, you won't be at risk for being killed.  In the case of Mr. Floyd, if he had not been attempting to pass a counterfeit bill, the police would not have been called.  If he had not swallowed Fentanyl in an attempt to conceal it, again, his chances of still being alive today would be exponentially improved. 
If Mr. Floyd had never encountered police and was found dead, the amount of Fentanyl is his system his death would have in all liklihood been declared a drug overdose. 

In deaths related to fentanyl, Edwards said, blood concentrations can vary widely, but in a New York state review of autopsies representing people who died with multiple drugs in their system, an average of 8.2 nanograms per milliliters of blood with a range of 1.1 up to 38 led to their death and these were not people who in all cases  also had covid or heart disease. 

George Floyd had 11 nongrams per milliliter according to his autopsy results. 

https://www.tennessean.com/story/news/crime/2020/01/22/tobymacs-son-latest-confirmed-causality-fentanyl-epidemic/4541195002/

 

[ThaiFoodGuy]

1 hour ago, Fanta said:

when is the cop’s appeal due to be heard

The appeal has been filed. No idea what the status is.

[Marc26]

1 hour ago, longwood50 said:

Mark Twain said there are liars, D**mn liars and then statistics.  Blacks are killed "disproportionate" to their percentage of the population, not out of proportion to the incidence of crime involved in.  Though blacks represent approximately 13% of the population, they represent 38% of the prison population.  They are in prison because they have been convicted of a crime. 

Police officers if anything are reluctant to use deadly force because of the threat of being questioned if they used excessive force. 

The Supreme Court has ruled that “all claims that law enforcement officers have used excessive force—deadly or not—in the course of an arrest, investigatory stop, or other ‘seizure’ of a free citizen should be analyzed under the Fourth Amendment and its ‘reasonableness’ standard.”2 This standard is an objective one that, in the context of use of force policy and practice, is often referred to as “objective reasonableness.”

Just like George Floyd, if you don't involve yourself in crime, you wont be confronted by police, and guess what, you won't be at risk for being killed.  In the case of Mr. Floyd, if he had not been attempting to pass a counterfeit bill, the police would not have been called.  If he had not swallowed Fentanyl in an attempt to conceal it, again, his chances of still being alive today would be exponentially improved. 
If Mr. Floyd had never encountered police and was found dead, the amount of Fentanyl is his system his death would have in all liklihood been declared a drug overdose. 

In deaths related to fentanyl, Edwards said, blood concentrations can vary widely, but in a New York state review of autopsies representing people who died with multiple drugs in their system, an average of 8.2 nanograms per milliliters of blood with a range of 1.1 up to 38 led to their death and these were not people who in all cases  also had covid or heart disease. 

George Floyd had 11 nongrams per milliliter according to his autopsy results. 


 

Just an absurd post.............

 

But not surprising

 

None of those acts come with a death sentence........................