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Originally Posted by ONTAP15

So much for "standing by your man"

this guy was not a man. good men don't do crazy stupid things

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Originally Posted by woderfulwendy1

This could have been the last straw in the relationship, also?

just what i was thinking

Originally Posted by camaguey48

She did not waste any time. What this man did was reprehensible and he deserves what punishment is meted out. However, these protests turned ugly and are also reprehensible. The opportunists decided to destroy and steal private property. Civility has gone out the window.

The restraint technique used by the officer is legal in Minn. The suspect had a record of armed robbery and drug dealing. So the facts will be sorted out by the legal system and hopefully justice will be done.

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Originally Posted by John41

The restraint technique used by the officer is legal in Minn. The suspect had a record of armed robbery and drug dealing. So the facts will be sorted out by the legal system and hopefully justice will be done.

Really?

The restraint that was used to end George Floyd's life is legal in Minn?

That may be true but almost 9 minutes of a restraint while the suspect is crying out because he wasn't able to breathe?

To me, this poor excuse for a policeman looked like he was enjoying himself. I can't wait to hear how he enjoys being in prison.

So, by your statement of "hopefully justice will be done" you are of course meaning that justice for George Floyd will be done, right?

[ColdNoMore]

Originally Posted by Michael Charles

Really?

The restraint that was used to end George Floyd's life is legal in Minn?

That may be true but almost 9 minutes of a restraint while the suspect is crying out because he wasn't able to breathe?

To me, this poor excuse for a policeman looked like he was enjoying himself. I can't wait to hear how enjoys being in prison.

So, by your statement of "hopefully justice will be done" you are of course meaning that justice for George Floyd will be done, right?

[ColdNoMore]

Originally Posted by John41

The restraint technique used by the officer is legal in Minn. The suspect had a record of armed robbery and drug dealing. So the facts will be sorted out by the legal system and hopefully justice will be done.

Citation?

Proof?