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DA needs to be charged with malicious prosecution and the ME brought up on charges. And the verdict must be overturned and the cop released, with a large lawsuit against the city. Shows how corrupt our "justice" system actually is in this country.
They don't call him "Fentanyl Floyd" for nothin... Unless you are Nancy Pelosi who called him "George Kirby"... Or Chuck Schumer when he called him "Floyd Taylor"...
Yes, of course, Floyd Taylor! Why, I remember him well...
GF died of an OD. He was dead man walking. Hopefully that cop can be exonerated. That said, I think the cop should have backed off on GF, dood was definitely under control and not going anywhere except back to his dealer if he'd lived that long.
High profile, political gain and protesters always with in reach of course they were going to push for a guilty verdict anyway possible. And if stuff like this happened once it's probably happened numerous times over the years in that jurisdiction. I'm surprised more stuff like this doesn't come out more often.
DA needs to be charged with malicious prosecution and the ME brought up on charges. And the verdict must be overturned and the cop released, with a large lawsuit against the city. Shows how corrupt our "justice" system actually is in this country.
But it won’t be because nothing happens to democrats.
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Amy Sweasy, Minnesota Prosecutor who sued her boss, proves that George Floyd from FENTANYL OVERDOSE.
Sweasy in her deposition discredited the entire examination. Andrew Baker the county Medical Examiner found no cause of death of affixiation and died of natural causes from Fentanyl. He had pressure to lie on the examination to fit the narrative.
The case surrounding George Floyd has taken another shocking turn as sworn testimony reveals that not only was there immense pressure on prosecutors to charge during the George Floyd case, but that the county’s medical examiner also stated that there "were no medical indications of asphyxia or strangulation,” in relation to Floyd.
This summer, hundreds of pages of sworn testimony from Hennepin County attorneys and county employees involved in the case of George Floyd revealed the “extreme pressure” prosecutors faced in Hennepin County to charge Derek Chauvin and three other former Minneapolis police officers for the death of George Floyd.
Per Alpha News, multiple employees of the Hennepin County Attorney’s Office, including a prosecutor for the case, withdrew after stating that the pressure to charge the other three officers involved, "violated professional and ethical rules." https://thepostmillennial.com/far-le...ourt-documents
Meanwhile a decent police officer is rotting in prison.
He was sacrificed to appease the rioting toddler people, truth and justice are secondary considerations in clown world.
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