Looting...

JARblue · 05-30-2020, 04:09 PM

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Originally Posted by SouthArk370Z

I didn't see what happened before Mr. Floyd was pinned down, so I really can't comment on whether or not the officer's actions were warranted.

No need to see what happened beforehand. Because if Mr. Floyd had done anything remotely deserving of the officer's treatment (i.e. his neck pinned by the officer's knee), an appropriate reaction by the officer would have been to draw his weapon and maintain distance from the suspect.

A firing squad would be too good for this so-called officer

Hotrodz · 05-30-2020, 04:39 PM

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Originally Posted by JARblue

No need to see what happened beforehand. Because if Mr. Floyd had done anything remotely deserving of the officer's treatment (i.e. his neck pinned by the officer's knee), an appropriate reaction by the officer would have been to draw his weapon and maintain distance from the suspect.

A firing squad would be too good for this so-called officer

Exactly! The officers kneed should not even be anywhere near his neck it should be between his shoulder blades. Also he is supposed easy of any pain compliance technique if the person is compliant. What happened hear is no different than what happened to Rodny King other than Rodney didn't die. Regardless of what the person has done an officer should only used the amount of force necessary to make the arrest. Hmm, let's see four on one against an unarmed suspect that is under control and compliant. Even if the suspect was not totally compliant it would be reasonable to assume he was fighting for his life. I know if it was me I would be fighting to get a breath.

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