Watch “The Fall of Minneapolis” by DW + , and learn the truth about the George Floyd arrest and death.
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Anonymous
1 year ago
Chauvin did his duty, following police protocol. His knee was on Floyd's shoulder as the proper
technique requires.
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Ben Bower
1 year ago
Derek did not want this man to pass away however this man was having health issues before Derek even got involved
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MaryJo DeBlasis
1 year ago
THIS CONVICTION WAS TERRIBLY WRONG!!!!!! FREE THAT MAN!
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Tim sebo
1 year ago
He was NOT guilty
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William Arthur Tomlinson
1 year ago
WE ALL know that Chauvin did nothing but try to save Floyd. Floyd ODd
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Tyler Leavitt
1 year ago
Defend Our LAWS
Defend Our LEOs
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Gary Heyerdahl
1 year ago
All 4 police officers are innocent. All 4 should be pardoned and released immediately.
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Nigger
1 year ago
Pls
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Shin Myonghak
1 year ago
Let's go, Brandon! F**k up DEI!
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Tanya Morris
1 year ago
If you don’t understand what happened that day to these officers and George Floyd, then you need to work just 1 year in law enforcement, looks can be deceiving and so can video.
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judith tripp
1 year ago
Get this all settled please,he didn't get a fair trial .
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Anonymous
1 year ago
Thanks, I saw an interview with his girlfriend shortly after where it seemed she was saying the drug overdose he took before he left home killed him
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Thomas e wilson
1 year ago
Man has done enough time for just doing his job
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Sean Haushalter
1 year ago
Chauvin was the victim of an angry mob. He didn’t get a fair trial. If there was a fair trial with all the evidence presented to an unbiased jury, he never would’ve been convicted, and rightfully so
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Todd Tibbetts
1 year ago
Pardon Derek, please
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David Blake
1 year ago
This man has served his country and community and this is how he has been paid back. He is in the general population of prisoners and was attacked almost to death last year.
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Robert
1 year ago
Mr. President. Please pardon Derrick Chuvin from the clutches of BLM.
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David Klarkowski
1 year ago
He only did what his training manual taught him. George Floyd was not complying. He then ate all his illegal drugs to get rid of evidence and overdosed.
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Aaron Rudroff
1 year ago
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He was an “officer of the law.” Was he wrong? A jury of his peers said: yes
It’s time for him to be pardoned or paroled.
I don’t consider this to be political, it’s a function of restorative justice.
Watch “The Fall of Minneapolis” by DW + , and learn the truth about the George Floyd arrest and death.
Chauvin did his duty, following police protocol. His knee was on Floyd's shoulder as the proper technique requires.
Derek did not want this man to pass away however this man was having health issues before Derek even got involved
THIS CONVICTION WAS TERRIBLY WRONG!!!!!! FREE THAT MAN!
He was NOT guilty
WE ALL know that Chauvin did nothing but try to save Floyd. Floyd ODd
Defend Our LAWS Defend Our LEOs
All 4 police officers are innocent. All 4 should be pardoned and released immediately.
Pls
Let's go, Brandon! F**k up DEI!
If you don’t understand what happened that day to these officers and George Floyd, then you need to work just 1 year in law enforcement, looks can be deceiving and so can video.
Get this all settled please,he didn't get a fair trial .
Thanks, I saw an interview with his girlfriend shortly after where it seemed she was saying the drug overdose he took before he left home killed him
Man has done enough time for just doing his job
Chauvin was the victim of an angry mob. He didn’t get a fair trial. If there was a fair trial with all the evidence presented to an unbiased jury, he never would’ve been convicted, and rightfully so
Pardon Derek, please
This man has served his country and community and this is how he has been paid back. He is in the general population of prisoners and was attacked almost to death last year.
Mr. President. Please pardon Derrick Chuvin from the clutches of BLM.
He only did what his training manual taught him. George Floyd was not complying. He then ate all his illegal drugs to get rid of evidence and overdosed.
He was an “officer of the law.” Was he wrong? A jury of his peers said: yes It’s time for him to be pardoned or paroled. I don’t consider this to be political, it’s a function of restorative justice.