Apparently this was a shootout, with the car jacker shooting at police, shooting randomly in the TGIF parking lot, and then eventually aiming his gun at other people, prior to the police shooting at them. Apparently he crashed a stolen car, ran into the TGIF, took someone's keys from them, then drove off in that car before being crashing that car, and then eventually opening fire again on the police.
Burnsville is just a hop, skip, and a jump from my place and I was there on Saturday running errands. I don't generally think of Burnsville as being a dangerous place, but in 2021 I guess who knows what is and isn't dangerous. In fact, I have been at the TGIF where this took place on multiple occasions, the last time probably just a few months before Covid.
Now I doubt that this will raise many neck hairs for the protesters as the suspect was identified as a white male in his twenties. Lord forbid this guy would have turned out to be black, because we would be looking at a whole other situation, more protests, and more destruction.
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I read yesterday that rioting actually stopped for a while to assess the race of the carjacker and possibly shift to that location. They went back to normal after they were disappointed he was a white man.
Who knows Maxine may yet show up.
She's not very bright and "Burnsville" is her goal.
Since he was aiming his gun at other people, prior to the police shooting at them. The color of his skin is irrelevant and again insane to draw another parallel comparisons is further evidence of insanity.
Apparently he crashed a stolen car, ran into the TGIF, took someone's keys from them, then drove off in that car before being crashing that car, and then eventually opening fire again on the police.
The color of his skin is irrelevant.
Your desperation to remain credible is not going away without help from your lovely wife.
AUSTIN – The former sheriff's deputy suspected of killing three people in a shooting rampage near an apartment complex in Northwest Austin was taken into custody Monday without incident, police said.
Police said Stephen Nicholas Broderick, 41, was captured walking along a highway. Police in nearby Manor said authorities received two 911 calls around 7:30 a.m. about a man walking along the road. Manor officers and Travis deputies Broderick, who was armed, into custody, Manor police said.
Details of the shooting Sunday were scarce, but interim Austin Police Chief Joe Chacon described the incident as "domestic violence." Broderick had been free on bail on charges of sexual assault of a child. That bail was revoked Sunday.
“The victims were all known to this suspect,” Chacon said before Broderick was found. “At this point, we do not think this individual is out there targeting random people to shoot. That does not mean he is not dangerous."
The suspect is a black man and again there will be zero demonstrations in response to the arrest of a black man.
There are TGIF’s that are still around, damn
The race of the scumbag is very relevant. You're just upset that such a small percentage of the overall population can commit such a large percentage of the violent crimes. And you try to cover for that by crying "systemic racism."
Only the gullible buy that bullshit. And they're the same fuckwits who guilt-donate their $$$ to black LIES matter so a piece of shit marxist can amass a multi-million $$$ real estate portfolio running her con.
Your desperation to remain credible is not going away without help from your lovely wife.
From the pics I've seen she's quite lovely. Especially when compared to that Pomeranian mongrel you beat the shit out of on a daily basis.
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Lauren Boebert
https://twitter.com/laurenboebert/status/1383874888499306500
Maxine Waters would already be expelled if she was a Republican.
The American vision of justice has always been based on that process, and not on the particular outcome in any specific case, a view which helped ensure that process for all us, from best to worst, and prioritized process justice over the mob justice.
In contrast, the mob vision of justice is based entirely on outcome, and process be damned. No judicial or criminal due process can be permitted to interfere with the “justice” demanded by the mob.
Of course, this is precisely the view of “justice” that led to the infamous lynching of Emmitt Till in 1955 Mississippi, a black 14-year-old, for the purported crime of offending a white woman in a grocery store.
And this is precisely the mob justice that the militant factions of Black Lives Matter and Antifa want to bring to 2021 America.
Give us guilty, on all counts, even on counts not actually being argued in this trial, or we burn it all down generally, and target defense witnesses and, by implication, the trial jurors specifically.
Good luck with that, America.
Frankly, at this point it’s absolutely apparent that Derek Chauvin can receive nothing like a fair trial in this case. When I write that, by the way, I’m defining “fair trial” as one involving a process we’d want for ourselves or a loved one, or even a friend or neighbor.
No one would want to be on trial, or have anyone they cared about on trial, in a courthouse surrounded by a violent, raging mob, being exhorted to further violence by government officials, with militant factions of political groups terrorizing the witness for the defense, and by extension the jury itself.
Yet that is what’s been offered to Derek Chauvin as “justice.”
Regardless of what anyone may think of Derek Chauvin, it is absolute truth that the criminal due process we offer to the worst of us is precisely what any of the rest of us should expect to also receive should we find ourselves having to account in a criminal court. And not one bit more.
If you would not want to be tried under these circumstances, then you ought not want anyone tried under these circumstances, including Derek Chauvin, or worse.
One reason that Judge Cahill has denied every defense motion for a continuance or a change of venue in this case has been, in effect, what could would it do? How long would you delay? Where would you go? This chaos, in effect, will follow this defendant everywhere, so he’s no more likely to get a fair trial elsewhere in Minnesota than he is here.
I think Judge Cahill is right about that—but I think his reasoning has led him to the wrong conclusion.
If it cannot be expected that Chauvin can get any fairer a trial elsewhere in Minnesota than he can in the rage-mob surrounded Hennepin County Courthouse, the solution consistent with the “justice” any of us would want for ourselves or anyone we care about is not to compel him to endure an unfair trial where he is.
Rather, the solution consistent with “justice” is to dismiss these charges, with prejudice.
And if the rationale for not doing so is anticipated rioting, looting, and arson—and I expect that will be the rationale—then all we’re doing is admitting that we’ve already handed over “justice” in America to the mob, and adopted the “Emmett Till lynching model” of “justice” for anyone targeted by the mob.
If that’s the case, enjoy the ride.
In the meantime, stay with us right here all day as we LIVE stream the court proceedings, as well LIVE blog testimony throughout the
https://legalinsurrection.com/2021/04/live-chauvin-trial-day-15-closing-arguments-and-jury-instructions/#more-351078
Lydia is a Panamanian immigrant asshole and she is a lovely woman.
Rather, the solution consistent with “justice” is to dismiss these charges, with prejudice.
And if the rationale for not doing so is anticipated rioting, looting, and arson—and I expect that will be the rationale—then all we’re doing is admitting that we’ve already handed over “justice” in America to the mob, and adopted the “Emmett Till lynching model” of “justice” for anyone targeted by the mob.
If that’s the case, enjoy the ride.
Yep. And the leftist "Hate America First" crowd wouldn't have it any other way.
Desimation of character in public.
Hire a lawyer
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Steven Crowder
https://twitter.com/scrowder/status/1383795700144558087
If Trump was removed from Twitter AND Facebook for “inciting violence” then Maxine Waters needs to be federally charged and impeached.
This strange Burnsville incident had nothing to do with racism or police overreaction.
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Biden to Hold Bipartisan Talks on Infrastructure
“President Joe Biden will hold his second infrastructure meeting with Democratic and Republican members of Congress on Monday, as GOP lawmakers push to shrink the president’s more than $2 trillion plan,” CNBC reports.
“Biden aims to approve a package in the coming months that revamps U.S. roads, bridges, airports, broadband, housing and utilities, and invests in job training along with care for elderly and disabled Americans. Republicans have signaled they could support a scaled back bill based around transportation, broadband and water systems.”
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Don't let them whittle it down to the point where it's not really effective, Joe. That was the mistake made with ACA.
Blogger Roger Amick said...
Desimation of character in public.
I guess that not-smart phone is getting you again
I guess that not-smart phone is getting you again
He needs to use that not-smart phone to find a slip-n-fall ambulance chaser to take his pitiful case.
Not on network news...
Andy Ngô
VIDEO: https://twitter.com/MrAndyNgo/status/1383741266773495808
#BLM protesters damaged the Columbus Fountain in front of the Union Station in Washington DC using fireworks and spray paint. They then attacked responding police.
Of course there are other cities going through this daily. I guess they have to chose about this, the border crisis, the building foreign threats, soaring inflation, soaring crime, soaring drug deaths, failing education, the absence of Joe Biden in all this or ???
Somehow network coverage is overwhelmingly positive for Joe ...
Joe Biden's America
Banana Republic
FAKE NEWS
Captured Alive
boy this sure doesn't fit the narratives in any way so this will dissappear
Breaking911
https://mobile.twitter.com/Breaking911/status/1384133138775871493
MANHUNT OVER: Former deputy and murder suspect Stephen Nicholas Broderick arrested alive after allegedly killing 3 people in Austin, Texas Sundaying 3 people in Austin, Texas Sunday
police must not known he was a dangerous armed black mass murderer
Burnsville baby burn, missed it by "that" much
Mitti Hicks
VIDEO: https://twitter.com/MittiMegan/status/1383888742692188163
Protestors kneel after hearing there was an officer-involved shooting in Burnsville moments ago. This information HAS NOT been confirmed but this group says they're heading there.
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Just an update on this, protestors said later they're heading back to Brooklyn Center because they need more information about what happened in Burnsville first.
Floyd was trapped with the unyielding pavement underneath him, as unyielding as the men who held him down, pushing him, a knee to the neck, knee to back, twisting fingers, holding legs, for 9 minutes and 29 seconds.
Lungs in chest unable to expand, not enough room to breath.
Floyd tired, pushed shoulder against pavement, to give lungs to breath, with pavement tearing into his bare skin. Desperately pushed with knuckles, pavement lacerated--LACERATED--his knuckles,
But the defendant stayed on him for 9 minutes and 29 second.
So desperate to breath, he pushed with his face--HIS FACE--to breath, the pavement tearing into his skin, Floyd losing strength.
There was no superhuman strength that day.
He pleaded to let me breathe with his last words as he died.
Grown man, crying out for his mother. A human being.
While surrounded in life by people who knew him, there was no one there he knew, surrounded by strangers, all of them 9 minutes and 29 seconds, not a familiar face, to say his final words.
Did say those final words to someone, someone he did not know by name, knew him by the uniform he wore and the badge he wore, called him Mr. Officer.
Mr. Officer would help, we call the police when we need help, pleaded with him.
Floyd's final words, please, I can't breath. And he said those words to Mr. Officer to the defendant.
Asked for help with his very last breath, but Mr. Officer did not help, stayed on top of him, to grind his knees, to twist his hand, fingers, into the handcuffs that bound him, looking at him, staring down the horrified bystanders who had gathered to watch this unfold.
These are the prosecution closing statements
Medical Examiner: defined cause of death to be cardiopulmonary arrest complicating law enforcement subdual restraint and neck compression.
What you saw officers doing to Floyd cause his death.
Medical examiner ruled death a homicide, death at hands of another.
What defendant did to Floyd killed him. Ruled a homicide, the defendant is charged with murder.
Blogger Roger Amick said...
Grown man, crying out for his mother. A human being.
Drug addict. Violent Felon. FUCK HIM.
Policing is a most noble profession, it is. It is.
To be very clear, this case is called state of Minnesota v. Chauvin, not Minnesota v. police.
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After bystanders saw what they saw, shocking display of abuse of police power and a man murdered in front of them, Genevieve Hanson, called the police. Donald Williams called the police. A nine-year-old, she suggested calling the police, on the police. That's our expectation, even after seeing this, is that the police are going to help.
It's not a legal argument just because he was not white is all you care about
Nine minutes and 29 seconds.
He did not follow training, did not follow MPD use of force rules, did not perform CPR, he knew better, just didn't do better.
In opening, defense counsel said defendant followed the rules, followed training.
Chief violated use-of-force policy, violated duty to render emergency aid.
Lt. Mercil, we don't train this.
What defendant did was not policing, it was an assault.
Junkie's race is YOUR hang up alky. Not mine.
He could be a blonde-haired, blue-eyed Swede for all I care.
All over $20 bill.
It was ego. Crowd telling him what to do, filming him, it was ego-based pride, defendant was not going to be told to do, was going to do what he wanted, how he wanted, for as long as he wanted, and there was nothing they could do about it, he had the power, authority of the badge and the other officers.
Defendant chose pride over policing.
Within seconds of approach, Lane has pulled his gun and holds it inches from Floyd's face, and starts shouting profanities, show me your fucking hands, show me your fucking hands.
Defendant chose pride over policing.
Junkie chose crime over obeying the law.
And had he cooperated instead of resisting, he might, MIGHT, still be alive.
The perils of a double-digit IQ.
They take him over to the car, Floyd is a big guy, almost as big as officer Lane. He's a big person, back of squad car i snot. That's what they want him to get into. What did that look like. Like a little cage.
Photo: Rear of squad 320.
Tried to explain he had anxiety, claustrophobia, they wanted him to get in back of car, wasn't able to bring himself to do it.
AFB: Plays video of Floyd explaining, let me count to three, I'm going in.
He's trying to work up ability to get into car.
This is where defendant and Thao come into scene.
a few seconds ago
They pull him out of the car, and watch what happens.
AFB: Video of pulling Floyd out, putting him on the ground.
He is out of car, handcuffed, on knees, he's not going anywhere. Four officers.
Floyd said "thank you."
Reasonable officer should have recognized and understood he wasn't trying to escape, punch anyone, stab anyone. Problem was the back of the car, just like Floyd tried to explain over and over.
So if you can give them the benefit of a doubt for bad judgment call in trying to put him in car, that ends when he's out, on knees, saying thank you.
Took him from handcuffed on knees, pushed him down on ground.
Didn't need to. Not at all. Why? He's handcuffed.
Pushed him down to the prone recovery position when first pushed down. That allows the chest to expand and provides room for lungs to expand and take in air to breath.
That's a step that protects against known danger of positional asphyxia.
Then what happens, they take him, incredibly out of the recover position, and prone him on the ground, for what?
The prone position is a transitory position it's a position you use to secure someone in handcuffs, and then you immediately roll them on their sides. Prone-ing him was completely unnecessary.
This is where the 9 minutes and 29 seconds starts.
Didn't just lay him prone, knee on back, on neck, weight on body, other officer weight on body, Lane holding feet, that's when the excessive force began.
BRD is a high standard, and state has met it.
Not required to prove beyond an UNREASONABLE doubt, or ALL doubt. Based on nonsense, not required to accept notion, that after defendant kneeled on Floyd for 9 minutes and 29 seconds, in dangerous prone position, handcuffed restrained that after that as writing in pain and suffering, that that's not even a use of force.
Heart disease or drug addiction is irrelevant according to the prosecution
We have two coratid arteries. Not one. His knee was on only one.
As I posted a few days ago, I have sat on two juries, one going all the way to deliberation. There is reasonable doubt that his knee on one side of his neck caused the death. He will be not guilty.
Murder in second.
1. Floyd died, so that element is met.
Not guilty all day long. The states case rests upon having a pack of emotional drama queens like the alky comprising the jury.
I don't think that 2nd degree murder will get him convicted.
Murder second degree
2. Must be proved defendant caused death, and fact other causes may have contributed does not relieve defendant of criminal liability
Causation, means defendant's acts a substantial causal factor in causing death, criminally liable for all consequences of actions that naturally occur, including consequences of intervening causes.
Have to find that 9 minutes and 29 seconds of compression with knee on neck and back was a substantial factor in Floyd's death.
If superseding cause, then not liable, but come AFTER the Defendant's acts, and is the sole cause of death, and we don't have that here.
We KNOW how George Floyd died.
Murder requires intent. I tend to subdue and control is not murder.
If 0linsky had a son he'd look just like this shitstain -
OMAHA, Neb. (AP) — A teenage boy suspected in a shooting at a Nebraska mall that left one man dead and a woman injured was arrested Sunday on a murder warrant, police said.
Omaha Police said 16-year-old Makhi Woolridge-Jones is facing a first-degree murder charge in the shooting Saturday at the Westroads Mall in Omaha. Brandon Woolridge-Jones, 18, was earlier arrested on a charge of being an accessory to the shooting.
https://www.yahoo.com/news/teen-wanted-murder-warrant-nebraska-155448292.html
A lung doctor
Tobin came back explained it wasn't carbon monoxide.
Know how Floyd died, and heard this, specifically Tobin provided extensive detail, clear, Floyd died of low level of oxygen, caused brain injury, and PEA arrhythmia, caused hear to stop, hot a cardiac event ,heart disease didn't cause him to die, it was the low level of oxygen, asphyxia, and we know that happened because during the restraint at 20:24:21, observed anoxic seizure--even Dr. Fowler told you that.
Murder requires intent.
The alky will need to lie to get through this. Just let him go.
The defense is going to have a tough time to discredit the doctor Tobin case
Intent is not necessarily for 3rd degree manslaughter asshole
Ballsless....
Tobin said Floyd not died of a cardiac death.
Not in perfect health, narrowed arteries, high blood pressure, experiencing stress, even after the officers unnecessarily, gratuitously shoved him to street.
That 9:29 deprived Floyd of oxygen he needed, that humans need to live. And Tobin knows, he's a lung doctor, only person testified who can calculate from lung volume. Dr. Baker couldn't do it, didn't do it, deferred to Tobin. Fowler couldn't do it, would defer to pulmonologist.
Tobin, Tobin, Tobin...
LOL.
THWAP!!!
I'm posting without my comments yet because I reply on information not my opinion.
Heard about Floyd struggle with addiction, not a perfect man, who is, drugs in his car, in squad car, is he chewing gum, drugs in mouth, and that matters.
Know what drug level was from toxicology results.
If drugs in car, not in his system, let's talk about drugs in system.
Isenscchmidt, ratio of fentanyl to norfentanyl well below average of people who die of fentanyl overdose.
Also, lower than people DUI while on fentanyl.
Testified these drugs did not kill Floyd.
Know he had a tolerance, used drugs in past, and Floyd did not die how fentanyl overdose dies. Did not slow down, fall asleep, coma, this looked nothing like fatal fentanyl overdose.
Tobin, only doctor in case who calculated respiration rate, stated Fentanyl in Floyd system did not depress respiration.
Did not die of drug overdose.
Did not die of excited delirium.
You just said murder asshole.
Blogger Roger Amick said...
I'm posting without my comments yet because I reply on information not my opinion.
You're simply incapable of posting your own comments alky.
You are 100% reliant on plagiarism. You cloister that reliance in having us believe you're open minded when you're anything but.
You're a liar and a fraud. You've always been a liar and a fraud.
Multiple moments in time that things could have gone different, and Floyd would have lived.
CPR. If left in side recovery position in first place. Or just placed him in that position, shortly after restraint, wouldn't have died.
Their own force witness that putting somebody in side recovery, fast, easy to do, not complicated.
Stoughton said, just rotate him, 90 degrees, quick, could have done that.
Could have done CPR, was supposed to, had a policy, duty to provide medical aid, not supposed to phone that in, supposed to use medical aid.
Even Fowler critical not provide medical aid, defendant had training, should have done better, but for fact decided to not get up, Floyd died.
You just said murder asshole.
Poor alky can't keep his plagiarized bullshit straight.
LOL.
THWAP!!!
Tobin said Floyd not died of a cardiac death.
Whaa???
We have two coratid arteries. Closing one does not render the person unconscious, much less kill him. We know that there were other factors affecting his health.
Only like three times the lethal limit of Fentanyl.
LOL.
But Tobin!, Tobin!, Tobin!
LOL.
THWAP!
When you consider charge of second degree murder, break it down into parts, find an order, the defendant caused Floyd's death, he DID, the state proved that beyond ar easonable doubt.
And at time cause death defendant committing assault 3d, and that's proved beyond a reasonable doubt, second degree felony murder, the defendant is guilty.
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When you consider charge of second degree murder, break it down into parts, find an order, the defendant caused Floyd's death, he DID, the state proved that beyond ar easonable doubt.
And at time cause death defendant committing assault 3d, and that's proved beyond a reasonable doubt, second degree felony murder, the defendant is guilty.
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See absence of expression, muscle tension, that's substantial bodily harm, he did that, that's his knee.
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See absence of expression, muscle tension, that's substantial bodily harm, he did that, that's his knee.
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Intentional force, here, also unlawful, officers only authorized to use reasonable force, and this was not reasonable force, and Floyd clearly did not consent to having knee on top of him for 9:29, calling for his mother, gasping for breath.
Don't have to prove defendant intended to cause harm, to conclude that this was an assault.
Doesn't have to show defendant intended to violate the law.
Only thing of defendant's intent we have to prove is that he applied force to Floyd on purpose, that it wasn't an accident, if you're doing something that hurts someone one, and you know it, doing it on purpose.
AFB: Brief video clip, 3s maybe, of Floyd saying he can't breath while Chauvin kneeling on him.
Photos now of abrasions to Floyd head, shoulder (?), knuckles.
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Intentional force, here, also unlawful, officers only authorized to use reasonable force, and this was not reasonable force, and Floyd clearly did not consent to having knee on top of him for 9:29, calling for his mother, gasping for breath.
Don't have to prove defendant intended to cause harm, to conclude that this was an assault.
Doesn't have to show defendant intended to violate the law.
Only thing of defendant's intent we have to prove is that he applied force to Floyd on purpose, that it wasn't an accident, if you're doing something that hurts someone one, and you know it, doing it on purpose.
AFB: Brief video clip, 3s maybe, of Floyd saying he can't breath while Chauvin kneeling on him.
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Murder second felony murder.
Third element: These actions were a substantial factor.
And these actions were not policing, these were an assault.
This is the last 3rd degree murder evidence.
Back to third degree murder.
When deliberating, ask, did defendant cause death of Floyd by intentional act eminently dangerous to others?
Absolutely, the state did that.
Mental state of reckless disregard for human life, conscious indifference to loss of life?
Yes, he did.
And you will find based on that the defendant guilty of third-degree murder as charged.
IMO. I would not convict him
Roger thinks a playground push is assault.
Negligence also includes his failure to act.
In your custody means in your care. Duty to provide medical assistance.
Use knowledge, training as first responder, required to perform CPR. Failed to do it.
Had training, saw
Negligence also includes his failure to act.
In your custody means in your care. Duty to provide medical assistance.
Use knowledge, training as first responder, required to perform CPR. Failed to do it.
Had training, saw training records.
A reasonable officer would have performed CPR
Let's arrest the winner of every high school wrestling match.
Stop thinking like that. I'm looking at the evidence
So alky,
Do you REALLY think you're performing some vital service by spamming the living shit out of this thread like you used to beat the living shit out of Lydia every day?
I'm almost 70 but you don't want to wrestle with me.
I'm bookmarking the ip address to sue your ass
Nice:
SANTA ROSA, Calif. (AP) — Vandals left a pig’s head at the one-time California home of a use-of-force expert who testified on behalf of the officer accused of killing George Floyd, police said.
Blood was also smeared on the house in Santa Rosa, north of San Francisco, that once belonged to Barry Brodd, a retired police officer who was on the stand in the Minneapolis murder trial last week, according to a police statement Saturday.
“It appears the suspects in this vandalism were targeting Mr. Brodd for his testimony,” the Santa Rosa Police Department said. “Mr. Brodd has not lived at the residence for a number of years and is no longer a resident of California.”
Officers responding around 3 a.m. Saturday found a severed pig’s head on the front porch and blood on the residence, police said.
“Because Mr. Brodd no longer lives in the city of Santa Rosa, it appears the victim was falsely targeted,” the statement said.
Investigators believe the same vandals also smeared blood on the statue of a large hand in front of nearby Santa Rosa Plaza and left a sign that said “Oink, oink," police said.
No arrests were announced.
https://www.yahoo.com/news/pigs-head-left-former-home-231048740.html
You will call The Chief Justice Roberts of being controlled by the deep staters.
WASHINGTON – The Supreme Court on Monday declined to take up three challenges to a federal ban on gun ownership for people convicted of nonviolent crimes, surprising Second Amendment advocates who hoped the court would chip away at the restriction.
By not taking the appeals, the nation's highest court let stand a series of lower court rulings that prohibited people convicted of driving under the influence, making false statements on tax returns and selling counterfeit cassette tapes from owning a gun.
The decisions Monday, which were handed down without explanation, are the latest in a series of instances in which the Supreme Court has skirted Second Amendment questions. The high court last issued major guns rights rulings in 2008 and 2010, cases that struck down handgun restrictions in the District of Columbia and Chicago.
But the court has signaled in recent years that it is interested in revisiting the issue. Four conservative justices have expressed a desire to address outstanding Second Amendment questions in recent dissents. Four justices are required to take a case, but five are needed to write a majority opinion on any issue.
A 4 conservative majority doesn't matter when the Chief Justice follows the Constitution.
rrb said...
Only like three times the lethal limit of Fentanyl.
LOL.
But Tobin!, Tobin!, Tobin!
LOL.
THWAP!
THREE TIMES the lethal dose.
Appears to be relevant evidence.
What did his drug dealer have to say ?
Wrestle you alky? Not a chance. Between your yellow teeth halitosis and that dirty Depends strapped to your old ass I wouldn't want to get anywhere near you.
LOL.
THWAP!!!
rrb said...
Nice:
SANTA ROSA, Calif. (AP) — Vandals left a pig’s head at the one-time California home of a use-of-force expert who testified on behalf of the officer accused of killing George Floyd, police said.
Blood was also smeared on the house in Santa Rosa, north of San Francisco, that once belonged to Barry Brodd, a retired police officer who was on the stand in the Minneapolis murder trial last week, according to a police statement Saturday.
“It appears the suspects in this vandalism were targeting Mr. Brodd for his testimony,” the Santa Rosa Police Department said. “Mr. Brodd has not lived at the residence for a number of years and is no longer a resident of California.”
uninformed democrats trying to influence the jury and any further testimony.
The FBI and DOJ should be all over this and others.
Joe has lot's of self-inflected wounds but he need to be uniting the country on this.
Instead he probably is going to come out with a statement supporting Maxine Waters.
Like I've said the scales of justice are now pointing north and south.
Defendant guilty of all three counts, because this was not a justified use of force, not if you apply the rules and standards, to protect and serve, that oath they take.
Officer Chauvin didn't have the right to sentence George Floyd to death.
At the beginning of my comments talked about Floyd's life, surrounded by people who cared about him, familiar faces.
At death surrounded by strangers. They were strangers, can't say they didn't care, can't say that.
Bystanders were randomly chosen by fate, and they were coming from different places, going to different places, different purposes, all of them, random members of community, all converged by fate in one moment of time to witness something.
9:29 of shocking abuse of authority to watch a man die. Nothing they could do about it. Powerless, even seeing this, they respected the badge, cried out, became more and more desperate, there was nothing they could do, all they could do was watch and gather what they could. Gather memories, thoughts and impressions, recordings, and they brought them here and got up on the stand and bore witness to what they saw.
This case is exactly what you thought the first time you saw that video.
What you felt in your gut.
This not policing, this is murder.
Defendant guilty of all three counts. No excuse.
Thank you.
uninformed democrats trying to influence the jury and any further testimony.
The FBI and DOJ should be all over this and others.
Only if there's two or more Trump supporters congregated, or some garage door has a racist door pull.
Wray's FBI spoke to the Indianapolis shooter a year ago. And just like the Boston Marathon bombers he managed to elude their grasp.
"Looking for crime in all the wrong places, looking for crime in all of Trump's faces,..."
Blogger rrb said...
Wrestle you alky? Not a chance. Between your yellow teeth halitosis and that dirty Depends strapped to your old ass I wouldn't want to get anywhere near you.
He’d break his hip
Racist rodent bastard, “George Floyd is not on trial here.”
The prosecution Doesn't have to show defendant intended to violate the law because of his history of drug abuse
His negligence caused the death of George Floyd.
The prosecution is pressing all three charges.
"Looking for crime in all the wrong places, looking for crime in all of Trump's faces,..."
I'm aware he's two-faced.
So he's more-faced than that?
"His negligence caused the death of George Floyd"
That was your opinion from day one.
You have no mind.
Chauvin’s lawyer could argue that his actions were lawful because he was a police officer. Schleicher told the jurors: “Officers are only authorized by law to use reasonable force, and this was not reasonable force.”
The prosecution made a lot of arguments that the defendant's lawyers must more difficult.
Because, unlike you I have an operating mind. I looked up the law.
I looked up negligent manslaughter and he is guilty beyond a reasonable doubt kputz.
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"Resist we much".
Roger Amick said...
The prosecution made a lot of arguments that the defendant's lawyers must more difficult.
WHUT???
Submit to you state has failed to meet its burden of proof beyond a reasonable doubt.
Lawyers like to present evidence that favors them.
But have to present it in honest and intellectually cohesive manner, and have to address something important, prime example of what I am asking you to do, look at evidence in totality.
Fowler, one of the things that he considered that CO was present and could have contributed to an environment that created O deprivation. In rebuttal brought Tobin back in, told you we can completely disregard that, we know as a fact, that Floyd did not have CO because his oxygen was saturated to 98%, and just heard the state say it moments ago.
I could argue to you, we know this wasn't asphyxiation because Floyd had a 98% oxygen level. Ho whe could have been asphyxiated at the hospital with at 98% hospital level.
But that's not intellectually honest. Doesn't stack up. We heard the paramedics, heard testimony of , they began resuscitative efforts, introduced O, manually breathing for him, re-oxygenating his blood, so when you look at any piece of evidence, have to compare it to all the other evidence.
Can't say Floyd died of asphyxiation on one hand, but he has a 98% oxygen level.
Stand to reason, the opposite is true.
Can't come in and say I can conlusive prove FLoyd didn't have CO because he had this high O saturation.
Test one statement against evidence of other people, and you compare. What I'm asking you to do, what you are obligated to do.
Compare evidence against itself, test it, challenge it, read instructions in their entirety, start from presumption of innocence and see how far the state can get.
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Chauvin’s lawyer could argue that his actions were lawful because he was a police officer. Schleicher told the jurors: “Officers are only authorized by law to use reasonable force, and this was not reasonable force.”
Totally subjective, therefore not relevant. And the force used was approved by Minneapolis PD.
Look up "qualified immunity" alky.
The Einstein's in the NYC city council just stripped it from the NYPD.
🤣Especially when compared to that Pomeranian mongrel you beat the shit out of on a daily basis.😆
The prosecution made a lot of arguments that make the defendant's lawyers must more difficult.
God this s pure comedy gold
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Roger, is a typical ❄.
Calls us all kinds of names.But, when fire is returned he melts.
You people are filthy minded.
I wouldn't need to wrestle you Roger. I am a martial Arts instructor. I could put you down without spilling my beer.
Exactly , Balls.
Roger is a wimp.
Focus on what did happen, Floyd was not a threat, wasn't resisting, just wasn't able to comply, should have recognized that, had him handcuffed, plenty of resources, four officers, another in distance, wasn't going anywhere, wasn't doing anything, didn't need to be prone, that's transient to handcuff, defendant on him, grinding knees, twist his arm, wrist, against handcuff, pain compliance technique without opportunity to comply is simply infliction of pain, not a reasonable use of force, not authorized by MPD.
Kneeling on top of somebody, effectively using Maximum Restraint Technique, didn't follow policy, have to put person immediately in side recovery, why didn't they do that?
Conduct didn't warrant it, didn't want to have to call sergeant on Memorial Day, didn't need to , just did it anyway.
Reasonable officer follows rules and training. Force that carries risk of death is deadly force, the MPD tactics guy , deadly force not authorized when someone passed out on the ground.
Can't even claim Floyd engaged in passive resistance at this point. McMillian said get up in car, and Floyd said, I will, I can't. Not given the opportunity, that's not resistance, that's compliant.
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When questioned, the defense force expert, the combination even, being large and on something, not a justification for the use of force, the defendant's entire basis, his explanation to McMillian, is inadequate.
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Really, you support and fund Human babies being murdered.
So 🖕
This is bazzare, not as bazzare as Lydia forcing Roger Amuck to sell his guns.
"just wasn't able to comply"
Do tell, exactly why is it Georgie Felon Floyd could not "comply"?
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