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Topic	So the autopsy found Floyd died from cardiopulmonary arrest
TheOtherMike 06/04/20 1:52:06 AM #76:	Kaiganeer posted... him being potentially violent and him having drugs in his system prior to the arrest doesn't magically disappear once the cuffs are on, they're still a factor because he might act unpredictably the end result was that floyd died due to the officer's mishandling of the situation, but suggesting that floyd's record, his drug abuse and the moments leading up to his arrest are irrelevant is dangerously dismissive of criminal activity and how much danger officers have to put themselves in on a daily basis Ok, keep being wrong. The officers could have literally watched Floyd commit murder and it wouldn't justify excessive force after he was in cuffs, let alone after he was unconscious. <cite>TheOtherMike posted [p:940158280] in So the aut... [t:78743954]...</cite> <quote>Kaiganeer posted... </cite> <quote>him being potentially violent and him having drugs in his system prior to the arrest doesn't magically disappear once the cuffs are on, they're still a factor because he might act unpredictably the end result was that floyd died due to the officer's mishandling of the situation, but suggesting that floyd's record, his drug abuse and the moments leading up to his arrest are irrelevant is dangerously dismissive of criminal activity and how much danger officers have to put themselves in on a daily basis</quote> Ok, keep being wrong. The officers could have literally watched Floyd commit murder and it wouldn't justify excessive force after he was in cuffs, let alone after he was unconscious. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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