MN v. Derek Chauvin Trial Day 7 - Sgt Ker Yang - Crisis Intervention Coordinator
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- Опубликовано: 5 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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Great job by the State today. Thanks for sharing 👍
All this in depth and well thought out training and police out here just shoiting and choking folks out who are not resisting and getting off. I dont get it.
No follow through or disciplinary actions. Chauvin had at least 18 complaints of police brutality and received almost no reprimands.
@@berryreadable Not only that, but he was designated to train other officers. If 18 went unnoticed, imagine how many you would have to get to bring attention to yourself. The whole department needs rinsing.
@@friendlytester6861 DEFINITELY you never get caught the first time.
Training is key, the training an officer receives is vital for the safety of the public as well as for the officer. If you fall asleep in training you get fatalities..........
And common sense WithOut training ; A nap for 9 minutes is as well. JUSTICE. FOR. GEORGE. FLOYD. . .****
Fatality? In the case of George Floyd is fentality
@@HenryTandley5016 FYI: you keep bringing up the drug that so-called killed him..
But you don't want tell the truth. That the evil 😈cop was Trained to know a person on drugs you do not handcuff them face down and sit on their neck because of the potential of you Contributing to their death. And that is what he did. So stop with your Biassed Lies
@@copperhead5277 in a video George Floyd said he ate too many drugs, go watch the live trial to see the carnage the defence is doing with the prosecution, Chauvin is innocent
@@HenryTandley5016 No. There is No innocence in cold blooded Murder. JUSTICE WHERE IT IS SUPPOSED TO BE/ JUSTICE *FOR GEORGE* FLOYD.
Defense: Don't believe what your own eyes are seeing! A neck is really a shoulder = absurd!!
So much of the concern related to positional asphyxia is WITHOUT a knee on someone's neck. Even IF G.F. died from something else....everyone can pretty much agree this hold would've killed him, regardless.
Disagree! A GIANT of a man high on DRUGS resisting arrest.
At least you know you have a brain that can put two and two together.
I'm just saying that I begin to start to space out when I'm listening to the defense attorney because he is sooooooo long winded with his questions to get to a point 🤯
Charmaylily, I don't mind him. He does remind me of Judge Reinhold from his early days of acting.
JenniB, I agree. He's doing his job. Chauvin will never be able to claim ineffective assistance of counsel. He's thorough and smart. He doesn't have a lot to work with, in my opinion, but very good at his job.
They’ve even mentioned it on L&C Daily as to Nelsons method of questioning.... how he likes to insert a ton of scenarios that are far from what happened during this incident to try & raise reasonable doubt. Such as - “So you’re in a shoot-out and someone gets hit.... its ok to delay medical treatment to that person until the scene is safe... such as the shooting stops... until the threat (meaning a “hostile” crowd he has fabricated in his mind) is gone, correct? It’s fair to say you don’t HAVE to render first aid immediately even if the person is critical, correct?” -- Well, yes. In THAT instance, but thats not what happened HERE... but thats not what Nelson asks & the witness can’t explain their answer further. I soooooo hope the jury can see through this & only use answers to scenarios equal to this event to form their opinions & verdict.
He's not trying to get to the point, he's trying to confuse the jury by offering too many options.
@@debracottrill7989 Exactly. He has done this with EVERY witness so far. I’ve also noticed that 1- He has already formulated the answer in his head so he begins to ask the next question before the sound from the witness' voice even stops and 2- if the witness gives an answer different than the one he’s formulated in his head (I love it when they do that though) he will keep adding on to his irrelevant scenario until he gets the answer he wants. I’d love to know if this just confuses the jury even more or if they can see that Nelson is reaching & reaching & reaching to get the "correct" response.
Well obviously. One knee was on George floyd's neck. And the other on his back. Choven has two knees
Doesn't matter, Chauvin still had his knee on George Floyd's neck, it doesn't change anything
Oh but that doesn’t matter... there was a hostile crowd growing... who were filming him... and yelling at him - that type of threatening environment can distract an officer from following protocol. 🙄 Even a FTO as Chauvin was. (Which is even scarier IMO... if a 17 yr old filming you, a large crowd of 9-ish people is watching you & people yelling to check his pulse distracts a Field Training Officer.... OH MY!!!! 😧 That in itself isnt a good look.)
I would correct Nelson EVERY time he said "policy" when he meant "model" - or simply answer NO because that question/statement don’t reflect the POLICY Nelson is apparently referring to... it’s actually the MODEL whereas the answer would then be YES.
Lolly, How long have you been employed as a judge?
EVERY. SINGLE. TIME 😂
Starts at 32:20
thanks
Thank you 🖐🖐
Thank you!!
Much appreciated!
He had no problem with the "citizen crowd"...he had Tao keeping them on the curb, besides he pulled out his mace once when the guy was trying get closer to help Floyd bc he stopped moving all together.
This department has to put s X through the word compassion on the motto
USE YOUR VOICE GREAT WARRIOR'S! PLEASE LETS DO THE RIGHT THING! JUSTICE FOR GEORGE FLOYD! !!!
Amen 🙏🙏
✊🏿✊🏻✊🙌🏿🙌🏻🙌
George Floyd is a criminal, was HIGH on drugs, was a GIANT of a man resisting arrest, the AUTOPSY was clear. The Police Officer is NOT GUILTY! "Mob mentality/Lawlessness" should not be allowed to rule! (This is my FreeSpeech opinion).
Does anyone know what the heck chaven is writing on his yellow paper???
Nothing really. He's doing that to look busy and not like a moronic murderer.
He’s drawing consecutive hangmen
@@kristenjustkristen9462 Is that what he's doing? I missed that part where they posted a photo of that.
@Notsofast L True.
@@JenniB123 It was defense's decision to have only one lawyer presenting the whole case. The whole team is at least 12 lawyers working behind the scenes. Chauvin received $1 million dollars from some police fund to assist with his defense. Also, all this scribbling is to keep him calm and appear professional to the jury. It's done in many cases.
Now I get why one of the jurors fell asleep during trial today. The use of force training manual was so boring because I felt like they read the whole thing.
Fell asleep? I'm suprised the judge didn't throw him out.
@@deborahwajda9202 Yeah, I saw it on NBC nightly news tonight. Im not sure what the outcome will be.
@@missgigglebox748 I had been called for jury duty, and my group was called. A young man was slouching in his seat and the judge yelled at him.😁
@@deborahwajda9202 I could imagine. He may bring in an alternate jury member or the judge gave a stern warning to the juror.
@@missgigglebox748 I was thiking the same about an alternate juror.
TAKE A STAND THAT THE WRONG BE RIGHTED!** JUSTICE FOR GEORGE FLOYD! !! 9 minutes folks! 9 minutes to murder
I like this lawyer, what's his name?
mohamed abdi
“He is good “ because you don’t have no a sense of humour.. He knee was George neck and indeed he was pressured which his knee telling the crowd “you can’t do anything I’m .....”
Indeed he wouldn’t be there if he is not good with his job and trying to to do his best abilities. at the same the prosecutors are doing their best. !
@@JenniB123 agree. He’s doing a great job. He’s 1 layer against a team of 4 layers on the prosecution’s side.
This Defense Ask The exact questions Over & over Crowds😂Drugs & Claiming George Was Such a Threat 😂
This man is the most amazing expert in human behavior, especially accompanied by his expertise and experience in such situations. He is being completely honest regarding the science behind human behavior but also completely unbiased as a witness. If you’re innocent but on trial, this is exactly the nan you want testifying. But, be very careful Karens and Kens, this kind of man is going to tell the truth. Hire someone else
Yes this is the nan
He obviously is not doing a good job the officers act like a posse in the old west
Eric Nelson needs to stop trying to blame the witnesses for George Floyd's death, they are not to blame for it. Second blaming the witnesses is offensive and stupid.
Come on, That's why he's there, to defend Chauvin. I shouldn't have to explain what prosecutors do.
The Prosecutor knows what "herd mentality" can do to a situation.... One person shouts so ething and the "herd" just follows. Watch how QUICKLY a crowd watch a football game can QUICKLY change negatively because of one person! CRAZY happens! The police know that - quick control needs to happen. George Floyd was a GIANT of a man HIGH on drugs! This Police Officer is innocent. (This is my FreeSpeech opinion).
@@deborahwajda9202 I know that lol, but blaming innocent bystanders for George Floyd's death isn't exactly helping Chauvin in anyway
@@evah787 Eva i don't think you understand, the bystanders were not threatening any of the officers, they were worried about George Floyd, they were telling the police officers to check George's pulse and to get Chauvin off of George Floyd's neck.
@@ivanperez5354 Don't bother with this Eva thing, it's a troll looking for a reaction.
Blame the bystanders! How much more can he lean heavily on this lame excuse before it collapses??!!
It appears the training of Police Officers in the use of techniques in arrest procedure, which includes "neck restraint" in a situation where there is an obvious resistance of arrest of law breakers, requires to be reviewed.
As submitted to the Court, by the Training Officer, the purpose of "neck restraint" is to subdue the perpetrator of the law, into a situation of unconsciousness in order to effect the arrest but in so doing, there may be permanent damage to the neck & or the brain, especially if the medical history of that person is not known before hand.
Why would there be the need of intervention of ER personnel, if the person to be arrested is to be sent into custody, I wonder.
How is a Police officer to know when unconsciousness (the perceived effect of "neck restraint") has gone beyond its expected use?
I believe too that, Stress signs are often interpreted as those of "aggression" requiring control measures to be considered. There is always going to be resistance of the arrest of individuals who break the law. The reactions of these people, should be understood, although one might say they should have the knowledge of the consequence of their unlawful deeds.
In my observation of arrest by Police officers, they instill fear into those to be arrested, who consequently panic followed by putting up resistance. If this fear factor would be eliminated, perhaps the need for restraint procedure, would not be necessary.
Address the item he had in his pocket along with his hand. He could have been poking it into George Floyd to cause more harm.
So with the defence banging on about knee placement - they are looking at Chauvins RIGHT leg which is across his back, NOT his LEFT leg which was on his neck...why are the Prosecution NOT seeing this...
Same topics repeatedly covered in almost the same way by different witnesses. A 7-day material that could have easily been gone through in a couple days tops
You think that it could be. It cannot be. If prosecution did not present all these witnesses (e.g. the various police officers dealing with different aspects of training), then defense could turn around and say that Chauvin had never received proper training and as a result did not know how to correctly restrain a suspect, did not know that he constantly had to reevaluate the situation etc.
I bet u wouldn't have those feelings if u were Floyds family or Chauvin.
I dont know about you, but Ive watched the entirity of the testimonies and I can tell that each topic (e.g. MPD policies, basic medical training for officers, use of force criteria, officer conduct on the scene) has been addressed several times using the same wording. How many more do we need?
@@deborahwajda9202 I would, because the whole thing is getting confusing and redundant rather than simplified
@@Machiavellinetta I wasn't talking to you.😊
Chauvins been jotting nothing on the same part of the paper for weeks lol. I've noticed it's always on the same part of the page about 3/4 of way to the bottom every time they show him
75% of the testimony the last few days is just non-sense that everybody already knows about not hurting people and then police reciting their CV/resumes. Boring.
What should it be?
@@friendlytester6861 I don't really know, I was making an observation.
@@sublimesamoyed sounds like you were complaining but don’t know a better solution. Perhaps there isn’t one.
@@friendlytester6861 If you have a solution, please do share. Where the government or cops are involved, there are very few solutions that are likely to be considered.
@@sublimesamoyed I don’t need a solution since I wasn’t the one complaining. Seems like you’re trying to undermine the witness statements with no alternatives. I wonder why that may be...
Wtf does "gay activity mean!?"
All of this training and officers on camera still acting like cowboys. Sgt yang needs to be fired along with the chief.
50???? Looking every bit of 150!!!!! Time to retire you and your buddy Tu Tao!!!!!
CORRUPT AND KILLER TYPE OF POLICE OFFICER
DEREK CHAUVIN
Just lock up everyone involved in this: Chauvin with the knee, Hall with the drugs, Flyod's family for abandoning him, Flyod's enabling gf. All of them are guilty to some extent.
Like the Oprah of sentencing
It is Understood why YOU are John Doe here. This is about a man being murdered Doe. A man being put to death John. I would not use my name either if i were so simple minded. JUSTICE FOR GEORGE FLOYD! !!!!!!!!!!!!
Clearly NOT guilty
You don't know that, listen to both sides not just the defense lol
@@ivanperez5354 I said OBVIOUS....
@@jacrousseau9579 ah clearly my mistake
@JacklynnM Jackson Lo siento, clearly is for me same as abviously
@JacklynnM Jackson Just an opinion "obviously" it is not up to me.
George Floyd has been clean and sober ever since the contact with these officers, i would say that they did what they could to help him ..because it worked LOL lets all look at the glass half full !!!