MN v. Derek Chauvin Trial Day 6 - Dr Bradford Langenfeld, Chf Medaria Arradondo
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- Опубликовано: 4 апр 2021
- Fired Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin, 44, stands trial in the alleged murder of George Floyd, 46. As seen on the footage, the defendant kneeled on the victim’s neck for minutes until after the man became unresponsive during an arrest over an alleged counterfeit $20 bill on May 25, 2020. Jurors must determine under the law if Floyd died because of Chauvin’s actions, or if it was really something else. The medical examiner noted that he also had arteriosclerotic and hypertensive heart disease, and also fentanyl, and evidence of recent meth use.
Both sides jockeyed over evidence amid jury selection. Judge Peter Cahill ruled jurors can hear evidence Chauvin once told another officer in a separate arrest to apply a Hobble restraint-a kind of a restraining belt used by law enforcement-in a “hog-tie” position although a woman allegedly did not put up much resistance. The state can also show evidence that the defendant knew how it was dangerous to kneel on the neck of the prone Floyd.
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George Floyd was dead before EMS showed up.
It appears that way.
He also couldn't breathe before the cops showed up.
@@heypekachick I’ll check it out. The one who was taking his pulse?
Yes and the officers knew it also!
@@heypekachick just watched . He stands there is one foot on FLOYDs leg as he stands and removes it. Also, the guy in the middle has his hand on FLOYDs pulse the entire time. So I really don’t know when they stopped feeling a pulse. If you look you can see the middle guy doesn’t take his hand off pulse.
The titles/numbering of the videos since jury selection and including it have been really confusing...
It's done on purpose. They want you stuck on the channel for as long as possible.
It’s so frustrating!
Go to the video section of the RUclips channel and watch in the order they was posted. Its the only way I found to he able to watch in chronological order because they are listed in the order they was posted. And you cant use autoplay because they aren't suggested in the order they were posted. Idgi either. Its something to do with the algorithm I guess
@@bryanlewis2773 Great idea! Thank you. 🌿
@@withgoddess8029 Your welcome 😊 happy to help
This junior doctor did a fabulous job explaining the situation. Very impressed by him in this stressful situation.
Excellent Chief of police
Not looking good for the defense!! Again.
Nor should it.
Typically because the prosecution is putting on its case. Things should look better for defendant when his attorneys put on their case and call their own witnesses. Nonetheless, I think this defendant is toast.
The defense hasn't presented their case yet.
The Chief of Police presents as a diligent, succinct and well respected police officer!
Lies... he served on patrol without recordings .
It’s interesting how the MAGA red hats (anti- BLM movement) seem to infest every comment section and they fail to be able to deliver any commentary other than ignorance.
@@Shamariah2011 So true !
ABSOLUTELY!
Ok so this smacking before answering any question that this chief is doing, is quite bothersome!!
The Dr. did it as well.
@@caseyjackson3580 Exactly.
Weirdo
I think it will decrease as he gets less nervous. That’s what happened with ER doctor.
I didn’t notice until I read this 😩😩😩
Dr Langenfeld and Chief Arradondo are both excellent witnesses. Dr L kept cool, calm, and collected. Just the facts. Respect.
If someone’s being arrested that could trigger a behavioral crisis too 🙄🙄🙄
By the way The Extortionist group BLM just came out and said if Charvin is not convicted the cities will be on fire. What a disgusting pos group of slime!
Not to mention he said he had been shot before by police. GF was petrified and on top it claustrophobic and drugs in his system.
@@dragonfly8971 there was no claustrophobia he litterally had to be pulled out of his car... I’m sure he was anxious because he knew he was being arrested and probably going back to jail but that’s not a reason for the police to not detain him
So glad the doctor clarified his answer about the narcan. Defense attorney thought he was being slick by suggesting the doctor should have administered it even though he had no knowledge of alleged drug use. The police are the ones that should have administered it since they were the ones so quick to blame drugs!! But, as we all saw, they weren't very concerned with rendering any sort of aid to Mr. Floyd...
I’ll watch that. But it would have helped if they administered NARCAN. Can’t believe they didn’t. Malpractice.
@@ecalose6785 I'm not a doctor but I don't see why they would administer narcan without any knowledge of drug use. I don't imagine that being standard practice. The police should have been the ones to administer it because the doctor even said that by the time he arrived at the hospital the narcan would have done nothing to save him.
@@ecalose6785 Didn't you hear him? He clarified and said that once in cardiac arrest, NARCAN wouldn't have any effect. And Floyd was already in cardiac arrest...
I’m wrong. I don’t know if it woukd have helped.
@@randomutubr222 you’re right.
This Chief of Police is a very stellar witness for the state. He is very likeable too.
Absolutely agree. This Chief is very articulate, balanced and intelligent. Completely credible.
Comments should be turned off
Not sure why the chief's high school, college and anything but this incident has to be brought up. So, will those same exact questions be asked for everyone? Including unemployed drop outs?
That's because you don't understand the law.
It's to show the jury he's qualified in his area of expertise.
Because they want to know if they are educated as they claim since they are expert witnesses.
It speaks to the credibility of the witness. The jury considers his accumulated knowledge and experience over an extended period. And the chief has an abundance of both.
It is a standard question. They asked it if all the witnesses i had watched.
12:25 "Did the paramedic ever tell you that Mr. Floyd was ever asleep, sleepy, or anything that sounds like sleep?" 😂😂😂
He’s lying... he’s used excessive force multiple times it just wasn’t RECORDED!!!!
This in response to Origninal post.
This defense attorney just helped prove the case when questioning the doctor. The one question when he try to say he liked himself by hyperventilating. It caused him to lose oxygen. However, the knee to the neck didn’t help his lose of oxygen.
Ate these lawyers trying to put everyone to sleep?
Could have summed up dudes bio in much less time.
I assure you, they too are capable of being succinct. You could sum up dudes bio, as anyone can. Create an unassailable position, but somehow keep it short and simple for the layman. Know the law, practice it on my behalf, but don't try to explain it to me. Words are too hard
@H D for unrealistic depictions of the world?
They have to lay a foundation that the witness has the professional credentials to testify. It’s very boring and often [unfortunately) drones on. However, the attorney who called the witness knows what information they want the witness to testify to, so want to make sure they get the corresponding credential foundation.
@@barstad-9591 I completely agree, I just didn't know what the "go watch Disney" comment H D made meant
@@barstad-9591 fair point. After watching more witness testimony i can see their reasoning.
Thanks
Jerry Blackwell is a great lawyer...
...I love the tone of incredulity he uses on redirect...
...makes me smile...everytime
Well done Sir 🫡
If someone says I can’t breathe (whether under the influence of drugs or not) you get off their neck!!
He says he wasn’t on his neck . Defense showed same pic diff views and supervisor agreed the knee was not on his neck but his shoulder.
@@ecalose6785 it really doesn’t matter if his knee was on the neck or shoulder, once George was restrained he should have been placed on his side so he could breathe.
@@naynay7430 that was my point exactly. Not to mention the words I can’t breathe. Neck or shoulder doesnt matter he couldn’t breathe!
@Lisa Bennett and that’s period
@@lisabennett5499 correct
The store keeper didn't phone for an ambulance.
The store keeper put his emp,oyee in harms way.
Did the cops call?
@@LetsgoRangers20231 several times
@@ecalose6785 Thought I heard a dispatcher had to send them after viewing the live cam.
@@LetsgoRangers20231 Yes, police called after got Mr. Floyd on the ground. Originally a code 2, then upgraded to code 3. Dispatcher added the Fire Department.
I wonder What’s Chauvin writing ...?
His testament.
Why did they press the man down if they suspected drugs in his system? Wasn't that a good enough reason not to press him down? Remember he had handcuffs there was no threat anymore.
A friend of mine was in the Tulsa county jail. He was handcuffed. But he still proceeded to beat the heck out of three police officers.
He was a threat in the squad car. He was trying to get out on the traffic side. It’s their obligation to stop him, one from hurting himself and others. I saw them take his pulse three times in video. . The question is was Charvin reckless in not trying chest compressions? That’s really it.
Chauvin and other cops wanted Floyd deader then dead.
@@mjp9225 and you and others want all four cops deader than dead!
That’s what it’s going to come down to.
Defense lawyer is a master asking the right question at the right moment. I do not want to be one of those 12.
....no matter what "side" you are on, must admit he is admirable
@@mbalmr111 Yeah no side here. We need to see the sides story not just one. That's not justice.
He's providing an abundance of reasonable doubt. Nothing that has been said so far would make me, as a juror, find Chauvin guilty.
@@nofear6435 For me is like 50/50. So I will never send someone to jail with 50% change.
People need to not believe that just because you’re in handcuffs you can’t do any harm. A friend of mine was in Tulsa county jail. He was handcuffed. He also beat the heck out of three police officers right in the police station. They were hurt really bad.
That's technically true but the cop also kept a pressed knee on his neck for 9 minutes.
Lmao
See. Another side to the story annnd I watched Thaos interview re arresting people on drugs and how one must be mindful that they can have super human strength. Also Defense got witness yesterday to say that some can be very aggressive when they come to. I can’t see prison. I would acquit.
The police had to admit cuffs decrease not eliminate risk and they’re also a risk to themselves. If they didn’t restrain him and he lashed around and hurt himself they’d blame the cops for that too.
@@samanthagirikhanov2796 they admitted yesterday that people can be just as violent when they regain consciousness.
Attorneys always wonder what the jury is thinking - do you think they have people reading RUclips comments to get an idea of how testimony is being received?
I doubt it because they are too busy doing their jobs. They probably still work way after the trial ends for the day.
No they're told by the judge to avoid going online on any social media platforms that includes RUclips, and to also avoid watching the news as well.
Yes
They are not allowed .. but its interesting reading the comments from all over the world. The jury are just normal people like us. Although some comments are nasty and disgusting
@@ivanperez5354 you are beyond stupid. Not the jurors moron. The lawyers have people who do this.
If You're Not Breathing, Of Course Your Carbon Dioxide Level Will Be High. 🤦♀️
Hallo from Germany🙋🏾♀️Justice for Mr. Floyd🙏🏾❤️
Hello Sal from Germany!
@@lady2550 this makes no sense?!!
@@nightbirdinflight6695 😌
@@Mia-cg9em 😌
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There's a solution to solve this type of 💩 in the future; stop standing on people's necks! Start treating people with at least a Pico meter of respect!!!
I think this ER doctor is pretty boring and I’ve seen lots of boring witnesses. And IMHO the manner of questioning by this prosecution attorney for the ER doc was slow and plodding.
This chief schooled everyone while testifying
Seems like Derek has complained about the prosecution mispronouncing his name 😂 Anyone else notice it? Around 1:11:38
Let’s pray that from now on there will be MORE emphasis on de escalation in situations with police training ! 🇦🇺Listening to this Captain describing police training it’s beyond belief that Mr Chauvin ever had any of the official training. Or maybe he had a sudden case of burnout......the look on his face when he had his knee on Mr Lloyd was one of being completely “non compos mentis”, blank and obviously 🙄 non comprehending. 😢🇦🇺🙏
@Notsofast L In every situation it’s invaluable to try.......this was NOT attempted with Mr. Floyd. Nor was it said to him “you are NOT under arrest but we need to sort this problem out! “. When an officer start off with yelling profanities at you and another pulls a gun then obviously 🙄 the officers have escalated the situation. They maybe 🤔 forgiven as they are rookies......but Mr Floyd walked to the police car without a struggle. No explanation was given to him at all. In regards to your saying big bouncers wouldn’t be needed at nightclubs......obviously you go to ones where they use standover tactics instead of attempting to de escalate first. How would YOU feel if the police used those tactics on YOU if the occasion arose?? Be honest .....,please.
With the hospital testimony, regarding asphyxiation now being debunked by the Chief of Police, one can only come to one conclusion regarding the reason for his death. The officers still failed to try to render aid and I believe that they had 4 minutes to go from wrestling a monster to chest compressions. Indeed they would have been heroes if they pulled this off. This whole thing caught them off guard. how many people are heroes.
If the knee doesn't fit you must acquit.
Best comment today!!! 🤣🤣
@1:22:25 the State comes with the evidence. Mic drop after that mini conference about this subject.
Sorry CHIEF 😐
Chauvin's attorney destroyed the police chief lol
Yes he got him to admit that the knee was more on the shoulder than on the neck. The camera angle made it look worse than what it was.
But we already know the dangers of being in that position. Regardless of whether his knee was actually on his neck, he was still using force and using his body weight to keep George prone.
@@redsonja8626 what are the inherent dangers of laying on your stomach lol?
@@royalzak2670 the fact that your ability to breathe is impaired. The fact that they are taught that and told to move the person to their side, in recovery position, as soon as they are handcuffed. Only in this case, he already was handcuffed. And being in handcuffs further reduces the ability to breathe in that position. Also add to that the fact that George was a large man, already a lot of weight for that position, made worse by having added weight on top of him.
Quite different laying on soft ground also. You can’t compare laying on your stomach in bed. And even then, you don’t lay that way completely flat down as he was.
Not rocket science
@@redsonja8626 drugged up ex con with counterfeit bills ran into a pair of incompetent cops. Had the cops applied proper care Floyd might be alive. Had Floyd gotten in the cop car instead of resisting he might be alive. Had Floyd not used counterfeit money he might be alive. Had Floyd not consumed a lethal amount of drugs he might be alive. Point is Floyd is mostly responsible for his own demise and the outrage over his death is completely over blown and politicised.
I wouldn't feel safe in my community with this police chief. I respect his way of thinking. The situation with Floyd could have easily been de-escalated, there are many situations where a lollipop just won't do it.
Did you hear the 911 girl talk about Snitching, tell ing the world what a gang of bullies the Amerikkkan police force is. No doubt about it.
I really doubt that was her point. She was going slightly out of the bounds of her job and didn’t want to be seen as a tattletale. I think you are painting with too broad of a brush, especially expanding your opinion to all American law enforcement agencies. What country are you from?
Police and their colleagues talk of being a Snitch like its policy. At the highest level,. Officers find it difficult when they are known as a Snitch, even lose their lives. Going back as far as Serpico 💯
@@winstonshillingford7327 As I said, I think you are painting with too broad of a brush, especially expanding your opinion to all American law enforcement agencies. Serpico was NYPD, ending service almost 60 years ago. 💯 What country are you from?
@Barbara so your telling me that Blue Wall of Silence is not a gang mentality that do not exist and police do not fear reporting a partner or colleague? Its how the Crooked system has survived forever
@@barstad-9591 I'm from London England, sorry if I offended you but I only speak my truth. The Amerikkkan police force needs rebuilding from the top down. It still has the mentality of the Original Slave Catchers ✊🏾❤️
Did Sucking in the exhaust for many minutes contributed to high carbon monoxide
No his toxic tumor which released same did. Floyd was a virtual physical wreck.
Carbon dioxide was what killed him not monoxide
@@justin2728 right. So he’s got a tumor emitting high amts of toxic gasses. Didn’t help him. And where did you hear that carbon dioxide killed him?
@@justin2728 it’s not what killed him. He had a tumor which released high levels of carbon dioxide which caused edema around his lungs. Defense never said it killed him. They’re just listing his many diseases going on, e.g., heart, tumor etc.
@@ecalose6785 man, what a tough break for the cops.
They just happened to be squishing george floyd right at the exact time (and several minutes after) when he was already going to die.
You just knew what the defence was going to be ! So if someone YOU think like the officer, that the man was on drugs and he's telling you he's in trouble, you throw him on the floor and choke him??! In a blood choke and non mechanical breathing co2 fills the body ! Didn't mention drug use to dispatch? Quite important to mention!! Code2 ? None emergency? Rubbish ! Duty of care officer !
BLM is secretly rooting for Chauvin. How else they supposed to get a new pair of sneakers.
MLB
This judge does not have control of this courtroom. To much rambling from the witnesses and the prosecutor.
This isn’t a dramatized television show.
I agree. And a lot of 'leading the witness'.... No simple answers (yes/no) to questions when there should be... I watch a LOT of court cases...this one is...weird on all counts. Of course we ALL know why... so sad to see this country afraid to use our court system to ACTUALLY prove /disprove guilt. I want to simply know the truth - I don't care what it is - just so it's the truth.
@@nannykat1057 The podcast The Prosecutors did a great job analyzing this case. Irl judges will sometimes give leniency on questioning to the prosecution and defense in order streamline things and save time.
For instance,the judge in the Chauvin trial gave Nelson a ton of leeway in his directs & crosses too. But apparently judges will do that so there's less chance the defense can appeal later. So they err on the side of caution.
The Prosecutors is hosted by 2 experienced prosecutors and was really interesting to hear how trials actually work compared to what we see on tv.