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<blockquote data-quote="El Correcto" data-source="post: 4839985" data-attributes="member: 60631"><p>“<a href="https://apnews.com/article/eric-nelson-derek-chauvin-lawyer-6817e02e9870edb63746d4d881d0dd83" target="_blank">Nelson argued that Floyd died</a> due to his use of drugs and to heart issues. He also argued that <a href="https://apnews.com/article/video-dominates-derek-chauvin-trial-explained-f7608641d2fdbd6a8443691fd7ca1625" target="_blank">videos were deceptive</a>, that Chauvin’s knee wasn’t on Floyd’s neck as long as prosecutors said and that an autopsy found no evidence of damage to his neck. And he sought to portray the concerned bystanders as a threatening crowd that distracted officers.”</p><p></p><p>Nelson presented a lot of reasonable doubt and good points. The knee wasn’t on his neck the entire time, there was no damage to his neck. How to you apply enough force to kill someone from smothering them without leave a mark, with your knee?</p><p>Anytime you are not calm with police you will only make a situation worse, they are no longer focused on talking to you, they are sizing you up and focused on your body not your words. Deciding if you are a threat or not. You want to eliminate the thought of yourself as being a threat and comply with everything the cops want, then address your concerns calmly. Those bystanders were adding problems with this situation not addressing them. You have to remember police have a right to order you around on behalf of the government we all elect, that in and of itself isn’t a horrible bad thing, it’s part of law and order.</p><p></p><p>“I just don’t understand how it got from a counterfeit $20 bill to a death,” she said. “It kind of shocks me.”</p><p></p><p>It doesn’t shock me, all he had to do was get in the police car and go to jail and he would still be alive today if the knee truly caused his death. If he really did feel like he was having a medical emergency be truthful to your arresting officer and let them know you might be dying from drugs you have taken. i have never had a problem telling police the whole story and being calm with them appealing to their logic and following their orders. It works out great for me everytime. I won’t argue with them either if I disagree they can take me to jail and I’ll hire someone to argue for me.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="El Correcto, post: 4839985, member: 60631"] “[URL='https://apnews.com/article/eric-nelson-derek-chauvin-lawyer-6817e02e9870edb63746d4d881d0dd83']Nelson argued that Floyd died[/URL] due to his use of drugs and to heart issues. He also argued that [URL='https://apnews.com/article/video-dominates-derek-chauvin-trial-explained-f7608641d2fdbd6a8443691fd7ca1625']videos were deceptive[/URL], that Chauvin’s knee wasn’t on Floyd’s neck as long as prosecutors said and that an autopsy found no evidence of damage to his neck. And he sought to portray the concerned bystanders as a threatening crowd that distracted officers.” Nelson presented a lot of reasonable doubt and good points. The knee wasn’t on his neck the entire time, there was no damage to his neck. How to you apply enough force to kill someone from smothering them without leave a mark, with your knee? Anytime you are not calm with police you will only make a situation worse, they are no longer focused on talking to you, they are sizing you up and focused on your body not your words. Deciding if you are a threat or not. You want to eliminate the thought of yourself as being a threat and comply with everything the cops want, then address your concerns calmly. Those bystanders were adding problems with this situation not addressing them. You have to remember police have a right to order you around on behalf of the government we all elect, that in and of itself isn’t a horrible bad thing, it’s part of law and order. “I just don’t understand how it got from a counterfeit $20 bill to a death,” she said. “It kind of shocks me.” It doesn’t shock me, all he had to do was get in the police car and go to jail and he would still be alive today if the knee truly caused his death. If he really did feel like he was having a medical emergency be truthful to your arresting officer and let them know you might be dying from drugs you have taken. i have never had a problem telling police the whole story and being calm with them appealing to their logic and following their orders. It works out great for me everytime. I won’t argue with them either if I disagree they can take me to jail and I’ll hire someone to argue for me. [/QUOTE]
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