Minneapolis Police Choke an Unarmed Handcuffed Man to Death

[Drinkthekoolaid]

This might be legit. The dc blackout seems like it's real. It's starting to pop up in reports on alternative media sites

LATEST: #DCBlackout Trends On Twitter Amid Claims Trump Admin Jammed Signals In Washington

#DCBlackout Trends Amid Claims Trump Admin Jammed Signals. There are reports on social media that the Trump administration have allegedly plunged Washington

iharare.com

Are they about to Jade helm the antifa ringleaders?

 

[holdover]

Somebody doenst like the rioters

 

[holdover]

This might be legit. The dc blackout seems like it's real. It's starting to pop up in reports on alternative media sites

LATEST: #DCBlackout Trends On Twitter Amid Claims Trump Admin Jammed Signals In Washington

#DCBlackout Trends Amid Claims Trump Admin Jammed Signals. There are reports on social media that the Trump administration have allegedly plunged Washington

iharare.com

Are they about to Jade helm the antifa ringleaders?

I reading about hundreds of arrests last night .

 

[Drinkthekoolaid]

I reading about hundreds of arrests last night .

Ok that's a start at least

 

[Drinkthekoolaid]

 

[alistair]

New York City mayor's daughter arrested alongside protesters for 'unlawful assembly'

Chiara de Blasio was arrested for unlawful assembly and was later released.

www.cnn.com

 

[Marine Cpl]

Calling pjzwtl, GOPerfect and Airborneguy -

Watch the video below and let us know what you think. There seems to be something strange about the EMT's that picked up Floyd. First - they were wearing body armor. Second - they didn't seem to look at the victim but just carted him away. Is that typical?


There seems to be something more to this story. The cop, Derek Chauvin, may be more than he seems.

Sunday Talks: Crump on Floyd - "We Don't Understand"... - The Last Refuge

Our old friend Ben ‘objectib ebidense’ Crump, the defense lawyer for the Floyd family, appears on Face the Nation with Margaret Brennan to discuss the deaf of George Floyd. It’s been a while…. Ben does what Ben does, and factually he’s a goofy cat doing the best he can on behalf of his client...

theconservativetreehouse.com

Very strange.

EMT’s will wear body armor depending on where they work. When I worked in a hospital in a bad part of Manhattan years ago, many EMT’s wore body armor and carried ASPs on their own dime.

 

[holdover]

Bill de Blasio

Bill de Blasio AKA Warren Wilhelm Jr.; May 8, 1961) is an American politician who has served as the 109th mayor of New York City since 2014. A member of the Democratic Party, he was New York City's public advocate from 2010 to 2013.

Bill de Blasio - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

Bill De Blasio, the first Democrat elected mayor of New York City in a generation, is a Massachusetts-raised former supporter of the communist Sandinistas who married a lesbian poet.

When De Blasio was in the college in the 1980s, he made a trip to Nicaragua. The Central American nation was in the midst of a bloody civil war between the Soviet-backed socialist Sandinista government and the U.S.-backed rightist Contras.

On his return, he joined the Nicaragua Solidarity Movement of Greater New York, which had a goal to 'end capitalism, replace with democratic socialism.'

Mr De Blasio’s class warfare strategy in New York City is directly out of the Marxist playbook. Now we know why.'

But De Blasio didn't shy away from his past political views, saying he was 'very proud' of his activism on Nicaragua.

'I think at that time, United States policy towards Central America was wrong,' he said in September.

'I think most Americans came to believe it was wrong. I was proud to be an activist working against it.'

It was also revealed that in 1994, he and his wife Chirlane McCray honeymooned in communist Cuba - at a time when it was illegal for Americans to travel there. It was a fact that De Blasio and McCray didn't even tell their two teenage children.

Bill De Blasio's path to power included support for Sandinistas

In the 1980s, Bill de Blasio supported the Sandinista National Liberation Front, whose regime of Marxism terrorized and impoverished Nicaragua. He worked as a political organizer for a group of communists and socialists called the Quixote Center in Maryland, traveling down to Nicaragua to participate in its “revolution.”

The fruit hadn’t fallen far from the tree. Born Warren Wilhelm, de Blasio adopted his mother’s maiden name after his father, a troubled war veteran, shot himself in the chest outside of a Connecticut motel. His parents were hardcore leftists, dogged by accusations of Soviet sympathies, one of which came from Whittaker Chambers.

The Latest Marxist Proposal from NYC’s Sandinista Mayor – The American Spectator | USA News and Politics

In the 1980s, Bill de Blasio supported the Sandinista National Liberation Front, whose regime of Marxism terrorized and impoverished Nicaragua. He worked as a political organizer for a group of communists and socialists called the Quixote Center in Maryland, traveling down to Nicaragua to...

spectator.org

Mayoral hopeful Bill de Blasio has had three different legal names, court records show

The mayoral candidate who often calls New York a “tale of two cities” has a personal tale of three names. Most New Yorkers have come to know Bill de Blasio as the Democratic candidate with the affable family, including a teenage son who has been featured in campaign ads.

www.nydailynews.com

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That's WHY!!

 

[Robin]

You bet your fucking ass I'm tired of your shit.
Robin

 

[Jsmegs77]

As far as the cell blackout in DC goes, it would not surprise me at all to learn that a whole bunch of cell providers were ordered to switch off for a while. The Antifa goons seem to primarily communicate via cell phone by all reports, so if there was a big crackdown it makes sense.

 

[holdover]

It does, It would be the right move. Just don't know if it happened yet.

 

[Chevusa]

Just heard on the radio that Texas has made an emergency declaration allowing citizens to carry a pistol without a permit for the next 7 days.

 

[pjzwtl]

Calling pjzwtl, GOPerfect and Airborneguy -

Watch the video below and let us know what you think. There seems to be something strange about the EMT's that picked up Floyd. First - they were wearing body armor. Second - they didn't seem to look at the victim but just carted him away. Is that typical?


There seems to be something more to this story. The cop, Derek Chauvin, may be more than he seems.

Sunday Talks: Crump on Floyd - "We Don't Understand"... - The Last Refuge

Our old friend Ben ‘objectib ebidense’ Crump, the defense lawyer for the Floyd family, appears on Face the Nation with Margaret Brennan to discuss the deaf of George Floyd. It’s been a while…. Ben does what Ben does, and factually he’s a goofy cat doing the best he can on behalf of his client...

theconservativetreehouse.com

Very strange.

I first had to look up local EMS for the area just to check to see if they were EMS and not a different PD agency helping EMS out but the uniforms match Hennepin Healthcare EMS. It look as like they opted to load and go which would be done at an unsafe scene in this case I personally don’t think that was necessary (based only on the limited video). I can’t tell if it’s an ALS or BLS unit but either way the basic ABCs don’t seem to have been done on the street he does appear to either be stone cold knocked out or in arrest already. at the very least basic airway mgt and if pulseless compressions should have been started and A first shock if indicated before loading. Most of us would opt to begin the advanced stuff in the truck out of public view but it just seemed like they were the old funeral home ambulance scooping and running.I’m going to see if I can find an industry article with any info maybe details the video doesn’t have

 

[E the massive]

I first had to look up local EMS for the area just to check to see if they were EMS and not a different PD agency helping EMS out but the uniforms match Hennepin Healthcare EMS. It look as like they opted to load and go which would be done at an unsafe scene in this case I personally don’t think that was necessary (based only on the limited video). I can’t tell if it’s an ALS or BLS unit but either way the basic ABCs don’t seem to have been done on the street he does appear to either be stone cold knocked out or in arrest already. at the very least basic airway mgt and if pulseless compressions should have been started and A first shock if indicated before loading. Most of us would opt to begin the advanced stuff in the truck out of public view but it just seemed like they were the old funeral home ambulance scooping and running.I’m going to see if I can find an industry article with any info maybe details the video doesn’t have

They didn't collar him or even try to immoblize the head/neck.

 

[pjzwtl]

They didn't collar him or even try to immoblize the head/neck.

Nope they were acting like it was an active shooter scenario or similar. I just don’t see the perceived danger warranting the style

 

[holdover]

Did they check him for vitals?

 

[Bob]

Did they check him for vitals?

0:07 I see what appears to be a check of his pulse at the carotid artery.

I found the Hennepin County EMS Protocols for ALS providers. Section 2030 (page 19 of the document I found) is entitled "LIMITING RESUSCITATION MEASURES AND DNR".

A. Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) will be promptly instituted for all patients found in
cardiac arrest unless reliable criteria for the determination of death are present, or if a valid
DNR or No CPR order exists.
B. Reliable criteria for the determination of death include:

• Lividity
• Rigor
• Obviously fatal trauma
• Absence of vital signs in a trauma victim upon arrival of EMS personnel despite a patent airway

The doc can be found here: https://www.hennepin.us/-/media/hennepinus/business/work-with-hennepin-county/ems/als-protocols.pdf

 

[Vapor]

 

[pjzwtl]

This article seems to point to a load and go but it appears they stoped a block or two away to properly work the code with FD manpower assistance.
Dispatch recordings: George Floyd was in cardiac arrest when EMS arrived

 

[Toecutter]

Police please be careful out there . They are casing neighborhoods looking for where you live. My sister already had someone drive by screaming threats in lower westchester.

Warning: Groups "canvassing" rural neighborhoods, taking photos of homes with police cars in driveways

An urgent warning today as we receive numerous reports of groups canvassing neighborhoods and taking pictures of police cars in driveways.

www.lawenforcementtoday.com

 

[Bob]

This article seems to point to a load and go but it appears they stoped a block or two away to properly work the code with FD manpower assistance.
Dispatch recordings: George Floyd was in cardiac arrest when EMS arrived

If that was the case (I didn't read the article) I didn't see a whole hell of a lot of urgency. I would have also liked to have had him boarded - It makes managing flopping limbs easier. It makes moving the patient to/from the gurney easier. And it makes compressions easier. Effective CPR on a gurney without a hard backing is difficult at best.

I'm NOT saying there's fuckery afoot. I'm just saying that if it was my truck, it probably would have been handled a little differently.

 

[pjzwtl]

If that was the case (I didn't read the article) I didn't see a whole hell of a lot of urgency. I would have also liked to have had him boarded - It makes managing flopping limbs easier. It makes moving the patient to/from the gurney easier. And it makes compressions easier. Effective CPR on a gurney without a hard backing is difficult at best.

I'm NOT saying there's fuckery afoot. I'm just saying that if it was my truck, it probably would have been handled a little differently.

The whole thing was very nonchalant looking. Personally I would have put him on a reeves or board as well although that’s a preference thing. The officer not immediately getting out of the way may have been a part of it, he kinda hindered the initial contact it’s obvious the dude wasn’t going anywhere.

Edit: After reading the article again ( FD said dispatch was for a mouth injury) and some other comments and watching the video over I’m going to guess the medic got cought with his pants down sorta speak thinking it was a minor injury he was sent to. He approached the pt no monitor or bag then has an oh shit moment leading to the decision to just toss him on the stretcher and move. Not saying I agree with the methodology but I’m pretty sure that was the scenario. It’s always the call you think is gonna be routine that slaps the cocky back out of ya

 

[Airborneguy]

Just handed out a boatload of flex cuffs. Hopefully today is the day.

 

[pjzwtl]

Here is a snap shot of the Fire Depts report. It isn’t the EMS report just to be clear. It definitely looks like bad dispatch info (or not updated) EMS /Fire may have been dispatched for an evaluation initially which is somewhat common.

 

[Blimey]

Can't fking believe this.

I absolutely understand cops who want to just sit in their car and ignore calls. Your department does not have your back.

Baltimore officer suspended after being caught punching a woman

The video shows a woman hitting a police officer at a downtown intersection on Friday. It was then that another officer, who is black, coldcocks the woman from behind and knocks her out.

www.dailymail.co.uk

 

[byron]

Independent autopsy finds George Floyd's death a homicide due to 'asphyxiation from sustained pressure'

By Amir Vera, CNN An independent autopsy found that George Floyd's death was a homicide and the unarmed black man died of

www.weny.com

 

[Jem45472]

Independent autopsy finds George Floyd's death a homicide due to 'asphyxiation from sustained pressure'

By Amir Vera, CNN An independent autopsy found that George Floyd's death was a homicide and the unarmed black man died of

www.weny.com

This trial will be fun with 2 conflicting autopsy reports. You knew that was going to happen.

 

[IrishMick]

There is a fine line between induced un consciousness and death. Hitting someone hard enough to knock them out is a mere fraction from hitting them hard enough to kill them. Chokes especially carotid chokes are very similar. Young and healthy individuals are usually more adept at regaining normal function after the incident and older people perhaps with some health issues not so much. In any full contact sparring or grappling there is always a referee to monitor this. Sometimes someone fails to "tap out" and gets choked out. the referee (or instructor) is there to make sure the hold is released immediately. No one would ever allow for a choke especially a carotid choke to be held for three minutes after the loss of consciousness. The video shows this being held for several minutes after the victim was unresponsive. The officer applying the choke should have stopped immediately (IMHO this type of submission should only be used as a last type of thing). He is guilty of at least manslaughter. The other officers should know how dangerous a situation this is and immediately stopped the officer once the victim was unresponsive. They are also guilty of at least depraved indifference.

 

[spat]

This trial will be fun with 2 conflicting autopsy reports. You knew that was going to happen.

Doesn't matter what he died from, could have been a heart attack and it wouldn't matter.

It's actually unlikely it was asphyxiation anyway. He kept saying "I can't breathe" which is evidence that he could breathe.

It does sound like it was a "blood choke" not an "air choke". It wasn't his airway that was compromised, it was his blood flow.

But, that's all irrelevant. If he died while the officer was using criminally excessive force, then the officer is guilty of some form of homicide.

Just like if the cashier dies from a heart attack while you are robbing the store.

The eggshell rule (also thin skull rule or talem qualem rule)[1] is a well-established legal doctrine in common law, used in some tort law systems,[2] with a similar doctrine applicable to criminal law. The rule states that, in a tort case, the unexpected frailty of the injured person is not a valid defense to the seriousness of any injury caused to them.

 

[Chevusa]

Breaking: Police have killed David McAtee, an unarmed black man, during protests in Louisville, Kentucky, last night. The police body cameras were not active at the time of the shooting. The police chief was relieved of his duties.