Oh well that makes it okay then.
Well, not all of us anyway. I’m not that into snuff. lol
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You’re right, I’m sure it’s harmless. I do wonder why cops use that move to subdue people, though. How does it work?
You know anybody who can hold their breath for 8 minutes and beg while doing it?
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It was an approved department move when he did it, they taught him to use it.
Of course. I wonder if he was supposed to do it for 8+ full minutes though.
Funny you’d phrase it like that, considering I know you know how asphyxiation actually works.
It looks like how I articulated 2nd degree was inaccurate:
What do you think is the correct sentence for Chavin?
what was slow motion about it? I have a nephew who died from a fentanyl overdose. he came home from a party, sat, talked a minute, went to bed and never woke up.
it doesn’t, but it does show he was in distress before anything happened.
Every state has slightly different murder laws.
In Minnesota, I believe 3rd Degree Murder is the appropriate charge for Chauvin. It’s what’s called “depraved heart” murder.
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From what I understand he was supposed to do it until the ambulance arrived. According to department training and policy at the time he did it.
That’s like saying I will win the election if it is not rigged.
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He was following his departments training and policy.
That’s not an overdose. That’s an opiate suppressing your breathing reflex while you sleep. Central sleep apnea.
A fentanyl OD, you take the drug, you fall out immediately. Bam.
So anything police departments set as policy cannot be criminal? That’s your argument?
its an overdose. fairly certain i know what the death certificate said.
Tell me exactly what it said then. The medico-legal terms.
looking at the statutes I believe thats the closest one.
From taking too much drug. Not an overdose though. lol
