MN v Derek Chauvin Trial Day 3: Genevieve Hansen Eyewitness, Christopher Martin - Cup Foods Employee
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- Опубликовано: 30 мар 2021
- As seen on footage, the defendant kneeled on the victim’s neck for minutes during a fateful arrest on May 25, 2020, while co-defendants Thomas Lane and J. Alexander Kueng were on the man’s back and legs. Floyd, who was handcuffed behind his back, was face down in the street, saying he could not breathe. He called out for his late mother. Angry bystanders demanded Chauvin remove the knee. Floyd became unresponsive. Authorities carried his limp body onto a stretcher.
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The cup foods employee has been the best witness yet. Clearly this was emotional for him yet he kept his composure and did not change his demeanor when the defense questioned him.
He was incredible.
Yep, a very credible young man.
witness to what? everything is on camera, he has nothing new to add to his case...
@@Unflaumig his testimony is extremely important. He has lots to add to the camera footage.
@@Unflaumig not arguing he had the most info to share but at least he didn't roll his eyes and let emotional bias discredit his answers like most of the witnesses before him.
Wish they can use good audio quality. A microphone.
Please be happy that they have begun to include the videos that are shown to the witnesses and jury...few months ago you'd have to guess what everybody was so upset or sometimes even laughing about...they are improving!
This is SO much better than some other trials I've watched
headphones
I have seen hundreds of criminals put drugs in their mouth when arrested or stopped for drug suspicion. Its the first thing they do.
Yeah and it's just a total coincidence when they OD and instead falling into a stupor and death like 99.9% of other opioid ODs they beg for their life under the knee of a cop while the whole crowd screams that he can't breath and they won't allow anybody to administer lifesaving measure.. so weird, when people OD that way....
@@sublimesamoyed that was the methamphetamine
Imagine providing those counterfeit markers to your employees to check for this kind of thing.
Knowing testing a bill could start a chain of events resulting in death would have me avoiding marking any bills
This witness is a lovely bloke.
What is a bloke? Genuinely curious!
Nobody looked scared did they?
They should have started with the cashier at cup foods then the by standers since they were unaware what happen before they all came on the scene
I presumed it was because of the rules of evidence, like they needed the other witnesses earlier in order to introduce their videos as evidence so that they could be played and referenced as much as they’d like
Wow her attitude changed 180 from yesterday. I guess realizing that she can't be a firefighter with a contempt of court conviction stopped that nonsense real quick.
@@maxsexton835 I don't think they prepared anyone. Alisha Oyler's testimony was a train-wreck.
Relevance of this guys testimony ?
He's a victim of George Floyd.... that's the relevance.
@Matt T. the testimony of the guy who first saw the police take him out of the car & walk him across the street
He's the worker who knew G.Floyds friend had tried to pass the fake bill a couple hrs before this incident. They refused to pay with real $$ and wouldn't give the purchases back. They both knew it was fake. Gezzzzz they were both broke . They hadn't sold the fentynal yet evidently or liked to take it instead. Js
@@shrodingerscat4191 , not the young clerk. The one guy who saw them with George at the car & take him out of car
Read this carefully!
There is an elephant in this case that has never come up.
If Mr. George Floyd had a counterfeit $20.00 bill, was he aware that he had a counterfeit $20.00 bill?
I have personally had counterfeit $20.00 bills passed to me without my knowledge. Some counterfeit money is so good that if you do not have a Veri-pen you might accept one without your knowledge until you go to spend it and a cashier swipes the bill with a Veri-pen.
The manager gave him 2 times to pay with a real bill but he didn’t. You probably wouldn’t do that. After that, he had to call police.
@@erical4049 I went to WAL mart got 5 20 in counterfeit and I stepped to the side and counted my money and I was cashier myself and could feel the bills and I brought it to the cashier’s attention in the money center and thank god they had it on VEDIO tape so they apology gave me real ones so trust it can happen. Had I left would of been different story.
Of course he knew his buddy had tried to pass it as well 2 hrs before this incident. They wanted free stuff. They DIDN'T have real $$ . They refused to pay at all or give the purchases back.
A counterfeit 20.00 bill is a reason to throw a man to the ground kneeling on his neck until his death.The will do anything to give this
No elephant in the room just another fool trying to stir the pot.
Just on the phone in front of customers??? Where is the professionalism
Must be a rough neighborhood. Manager walks around with a semi-automatic sticking out of his back pocket. No one wearing masks either.
It was before the mask mandates. I noticed the same thing but then remembered most people weren't wearing them at that time.
Wolferal good eye for the gun. And yes isn't the best hood, they've all said that. To carry a weapon like that God knows how many robbery attempt they've had.
@Executive The Don meh, some places are way worse than others. I’m sure it’s like that in any county.
Why did the responding officer go right to the “suspect” before checking if the bill was actually counterfeit? We still don’t even know if the bill was counterfeit, why is that?
@@LegendLength how can you have a suspect if there is no crime? The officer didn’t make sure there was a crime. The officer (Lane) was pretty confrontational with Floyd to begin with. I’ve had counterfeit money passed off to me by stores, why is someone accused of having 1 counterfeit $20 being placed in handcuffs before being asked any questions? We still don’t know if the bill was even counterfeit from what I can find.
I think I have seen Thomas Lanes body camera and I believe they did go into Cup Foods first.
Bottom line is this, when a store or any type of business or facility calls the police or security, the police or security is not there to understand what happened, they are there to find out what the business wants done.
It makes sense to an extent because that business is private property, open for public consumption but they have the right to refuse service for any reason
Now, where the fight to counter that alledge reason comes to play is not during the event or even when the police or security comes in response, no, the fight is a legal problem if the person or people feel that what they experienced was unconstitutional or a violation of any of their rights as an American citizen
Now if you ask me, most confrontations in businesses are unconstitutional, but most people who experience it are unable to get legal representation to deal with it. Especially the homeless. It's very unfair and oppressive but people feel entitled to do it to them.
Nonetheless,
The officers were not there to make a determination that the bill was or wasn't real, they didn't care about that. Actually, that was something that the state had the burden to prove if it was counterfeit even if he died. And it appears that it was never entertained.
This is just the way it is in America
Maybe store owner wanted him.out .! Did he take the bill ? Maybe he seems weird like people on drugs !!
booo!! too many ads and no heads up abt it. booo!
38:49 start time just FYI 😊
The real MVP, much appreciated ☺️
@@dianad3080 no problem. 😊
@@KaktusLady 👍
The manager should never have asked him to go outside of the store and confront someone about counterfeit money.
This is a side question, but this was in May. How come no one was wearing a mask there, not even the employees? In Minnesota, by this point, I thought everyone was wearing a mask. Really weird.
@@iguessimtiffany202 I live about 10 miles from there. Any time I went out around that date (which wasn't very often), almost everyone (98%?) was wearing a mask. Certainly all employees were. I remember watching videos of the protests and it seemed the majority were wearing masks at that time. So, I really am surprised that not even the employees were wearing masks in that store.
maybe the mandate hadn't started because the cops weren't wearing them............
@@iguessimtiffany202 possibly right before the mandate...........when masks were still optional..............
I like this kid so far. Seems like a good witness.
What is he Floyd’s drug dealer🤡🤡🤡
@@johnnydonothing6991 No the person that took the counterfeit $20 and called the cops. 🤦🏼♀️
So far the best and most reliable witness. The prosecutor tried to intimidate him by saying "are you aware of the security cameras across the street right?". Like saying be careful of what you say kid..!!
That's a pretty big stretch
You realize he’s a friendly prosecution witness, no need for the prosecutor to threaten him lol
@@Ann-js3du I don't think so, is genuine, if he was on the prosecutor side it recochet, did you hear him saying, he was big, "I asked if he was a football player" that's a point for the defence team
@@goffredoify I thought he asked him if he were a baseball player?
@@erinm9568 the guy in the shop asked if he was a football player and Floyd's replied he was a baseball player
5 employees no lineup yet it took 10 mins to buy a pack of smokes?
My question about the fake $20.00 bill is not about if it was fake or not...my question is about why attorneys on either side did not have the one piece of material evidence present in court???
Where is the counterfeit $20. Bill ? They should keep it !!
@t Floyd was asked to get into the squad car, however the rear seatbelts were attached and in the way, preventing him from entering the vehicle safely. The seatbelts were not unlatched until, they Cops decided to pull him through the vehicle from the other side of the vehicle, and throw him on the ground. So not only was he claustrophobic but his right of way to enter the vehicle was impeded. These seatbelts should also have had to have been unlatched prior to asking him to enter the vehicle cuffed. Had he entered the vehicle without the rear seatbelts being unlatched this also could have put him at further risk to his health. What if he got tangled up in those seatbelts while handcuffed??? it could also have been very very detrimental to his predicament.
I think he knew it was a fake bill. But that still shouldn't have cost him his life 😕
He shouldn't have swallowed all the drugs.
He'd still be alive. In prison and unhappy but alive.
cardiopulmonary arrest complicating law enforcement subdual, restraint, and neck compression is the cause of death not a drug overdose. I wonder if you had 3 grown men kneeling on you (1 on your legs, one on your back and one on your neck) if you would also die from a drug overdose.
He should of complied. He's be alive
Floyd was out of his mind. His friends knew it. He was a mess
💯 he put himself I that position. He wasn't some innocent citizen. He got what he ultimately asked for
genevieve hansen is a hero
She came in day 3 totally humbled after her childless cocky behavior the day before
@@RC-tp6sx heroes are often humble........................childless has nothing to do with it..............
Does anyone remember around the OJ trial, someone released a "book" that was a parody of the notepad OJ was scribbling on all the time? I'd love to know what Chauvin is constantly writing on his pad!
Probably " I can't believe I'm losing to this!?!??"
So a Minneapolis fire fighter doesn't carry I.D. or she just didn't have any I.D. that day 🤔🤪
She was off duty.....
Douglas Sanders you need to listen to what they were saying. She was not working at the time.
@@emiliadavis8247 You should take the time to look up facts before commenting. A Minnesota fire fighter and EMT have the same information on their drivers license just swipe the license and the information pulls up.
@@douglassanders460 all I can say in total knowledge of facts -- is that no man should have a knee placed on him for NEAR as long, as George Floyd did, and no man should be intentionally MURDERED, if he is not intending in any way, to MURDER the ONE KILLING HIM, or any innocent people. THAT, I do know.
@@douglassanders460 I don't take my ID when I go for a run for fear of losing it. She was in exercise clothing and had come from the park. Why would she need an ID?
OH. Genevieve got a talking to by somebody. Polite and no attitude shown.
yup got put in her place
@@smittyjohnson5279 My take is more she was reminded of her professional position and a discussion about decorum. Being combative does not help her side. And she does have a side.
I have no firm opinion yet. I want all the facts before making a judgment (mine obviously doesn't count). To judge this based solely on the 8+ minute video is not fair nor accurate. Let's all try to calm down and let the facts lead us to a fair and honest answer, high emotions cloud our judgment. Peace to all people.
That’s a 9+ minute video of death.
I totally agree.
Have you watched the entire 30 minute video of Floyd in his car when the police first came until he dies? That changed my whole outlook. Floyd was not innocent by any means but I think ultimately what it will come down to is a medical expert saying the exact cause of death because Floyd was saying he was going to die and he couldn’t breathe right when the cops pulled up
Decent point, though if you had watched the body cam footage from the rookie police officers you’d have a pretty firm opinion I think.
I agree.
I’m proud of Hansen. She got herself under control. We would all get emotional in her place. I hope the Brass gives her a pass.
She needed a disciplinary hearing....her job was not to give or provide speculation only facts and wearing a uniform she represents the fire Dept...she should not have been argumentative
She wore the uniform again. Bad.
@@ccserfas4629 yep, goes to show that she’s arrogant and has her own agenda...it’s not wise to attempt a power struggle with the judge - you won’t win ! I’m sure she got reprimanded...a whole new, cooperative attitude showed up today.
@@tombker4716 if she or any of them are argumentative, it's because they witnessed a man being killed for no. good. reason. Let them cry. They have a conscience.
@@emiliadavis8247 Amen sister! On another note, I believe she wore her uniform because her expertise as a firefighter gave her the knowledge that Mr. Floyd should have been given medical attention by the police instead of ignoring the pleas of her and the other bystanders.
I guess she determined it wouldn't be in her best interest to get into confrontations and argue with the court today. Great! Take your participation 🏆 and hope you enjoyed your 15
I'm guessing the Prosecution spoke to her...
@Southern Gal Well, she also was only back for 3 minutes with only 1 basic question from the defense. What was she going to argue with? The rest of the 3 minutes was a couple of questions from her side (the prosecution). She may have been prepared to be more cooperative today, but there was no chance for her to be uncooperative as she was not even really questioned in the 3 minutes she came back for. It was more of a smack to her face to have to come back for a second day at 9:30 AM to only be on the stand for 3 more minutes.
@@baronedipiemonte3990 I kind of liked the fact that she wanted to help a human being that she saw in distress.
Bootlickers in the comments here
@@bridgetmiller2773 I kind of liked the fact that she rolled her eyes and tried to add her own commentary
It is disgusting that RUclips is making money from ad revenue off of George Floyd's death trial. What happened to that whole 'Don't be evil.' thing Alphabet/Google/RUclips????
It'll probably be demonitized soon
Floyd was higher than a kite. Jumping up and down, etc.
And?
yup!
Um... What video did you watch? He was begging for his life and saying please don't shoot me. He didn't put those cops in danger and it didn't take 3 to hold him down.
I couldn't be less interested in this trial. Although I did take the time to click on this just to make the announcement
Where are the cups? USA is weird
Lmao this video's description. He called out for his junkie slampig, "Mama"
Hansen was a terrible witness in my opinion because of her attitude towards the defense, and even worse towards the court.
Wendie Glidewell She was a great witness! She was angry because of the doofuss defense, taking up for a man who killed a man, for no reason!! Thank God for the people who videoed it all, and said what they did! George Floyd was under the influence, and it made him paranoid. The cops should know that, and taken other measures to restrain! You don't kill the man, who did nothing to try and harm them!! Genevieve and thousands upon thousands of people have a conscience, and know how awful this was!
@@emiliadavis8247 I think she also has some kind of trauma like the other bystanders did for feeling helpless while this man was literally killed in front of their eyes.
@@bridgetmiller2773 yes, you're exactly right! I'm shocked at some of the negative people's comments on here. I could feel the sincere, normal, heartbreak, the witnesses had for George Floyd, in the situation before their eyes, as we watched the tv screen, and heard from their lips, what they saw and heard that day! They have a conscience! I have cried several times watching each witness. It's heartbreaking! This was a despicable act committed on that man! His soul was snuffed out of him....
Wendie Glidewell I will croak, if they have a retrial, as the defense is wanting, just because a juror was in a march before the trial! How beyond ridiculous is that?! We saw the man murdered before our eyes, and they want to use MORE MONEY AND TIME for another trial?!?!
The witness reminds me of a young obama less Obamas cocaine & cigarettes
Lovin Cup Foods "F da mask" policy
Mask mandate did not start until July 25 here just FYI..
@@slaznum1 Thanks for the comment. Wow on your info, no argument.
@@slaznum1 possible correction? The body cam video of first cops arrival to cup foods has pd putting masks on as they enter.
Yes masks were recommended at the time. But it wasn’t mandated here until July 25th
What a sad store. Like the junk washing up on the shores of Indonesia. The end of the material empires. Plastic compost
She’s a good human being, but a LOUSY professional. The way she was so unprofessional yesterday.... if I were her supervisors, I would give her a very stern lecture on how professionalism in a courtroom looks like. Really wondering if she got that talk by the attorneys and her supervisors yesterday, after that immature temper-tantrum behavior she showed. I’d also be hesitant to allow her to represent the city/county in any future occurrences, as well, if she pulls any of that temperamental stuff she showed yesterday. Again, great human being... lousy professional.
Since she wore the uniform again, I'd say she didn't get the message
She said and did nothing wrong!! We should all be able to speak our minds, and tell the whole story. Not just yes, no, correct bull!! She defended George Floyd as she should have! She's got a conscience and love in her heart for humanity! Unlike those cops on the scene and some of y'all!! He was murdered by that dang cop!
@@emiliadavis8247 she absolutely said and did something wrong. You don’t act like that on the stand. When an attorney tries a “gotcha” moment, you trust your attorney to come in and let you clarify. You DONT speak over, insist on saying everything you want to say, and try to hijack the courtroom with your feelings. And you certainly don’t act in a way that makes the judge have to send out the jury, so they can correct you, and you still handle yourself immaturely. There is courtroom etiquette and law. You need to adjust to it, instead of expecting the world’s courtrooms to adjust to you. Period. It’s called professionalism. You can take up for George Floyd, AND remain a professional, at the same time.
@@PartyAtMoontower sometimes anger at such an unjust situation like the murder of George Floyd and feelings for other human beings, can cause one to say and do things a little differently than the rigid rules state.