If you’re like me and you like to skip the expert witness’ lengthy descriptions of their qualifications and career path, the good stuff pertaining to this case starts approximately around 1:13:00
What an exceptional witness. I’d let this doctor operate on my heart any day of the week. He’s easy on the eyes and has such a soothing voice. Think I’m in ❤️🔥🇨🇦
Dr. Rich was a good witness, his layperson explanations make understanding the medical terms so easy & I think the jury will have gained a lot from him.
@@frankpoole7902 I agree, he’s very engaging and can hold an audience. I think the jury will have learned a lot (I know I have) and can now probably put prior testimony into better context.
@@hautspectre1907 yeah the kind that flushed out Nelsons bull. He begged the judget to disallow his testimony bc he knew he was professionally unshakable and would clearly explain how Everything Chavin did was wildly out of control.
As a non American I will never understand where the concept of Jury comes from. Giving ordinary people the enormous power to decide the fate of someone else's life is beyond me. I would never want a plumber, an engineer, a baker or a housewife to deliberate on my actions and possibly wrongly wreck my life for good. Thats the judge's job, the word judging doesnt come from the word judge for nothing. So a panel of judges should be in charge of the verdict, as it happens in quite a few countries, not some random "defendant's peers". Although carefully selected, they cant qualify for such a tremendously hard task. Just my two pence here
I guess you haven’t taken into consideration the possibility of judges being corrupted and bought off? LOL because let me tell you, in America that is a very likely situation. I don’t trust half the judges out there. They’re controlled by money and politics
@@fabriziomorris5320 Trial by jury is available in a small group of countries, most if not all were ruled by Great Britain at one point: New Zealand, Australia, Canada, and the USA which retained some features of British customs and procedures after the Revolution.
Keep telling yourself that. It wasn't just the knee to the neck, it was the overall weight on him preventing him from being able to take adequate breath. I tell you what, go face down on the concrete and have someone hold down your legs put weight on mid back, put knee on upper shoulder/arms into ribcage at times and knee/shin going across your neck and see whether you can take a deep breath which is needed in order for oxygen to convert to carbon dioxide. I had a hard time breathing without knee on my neck just from not having the space for my diaphragm to expand. The back of the neck is very strong and it would take quite a bit of force to break a bone as explained by Pulmonologist, however doesn't take much to restrict someone from being able to breathe properly while face down.
I understand the defense lawyer was trying to do his job, but he talked too much BS trying to get something out of nothing. I doubted the jurors were really listening.
All you have to do is watch the video to know what happened. There is no excuse for chauvin to remain on to the point where he died then continue to stay on him for 3 extra minutes. There not a justifcation in this world that could explain that
So all of the things he would do to assess a patient, meet with them, assess them, order tests etc. He did not do. But hes certain floyd had a strong heart. Gotcha.
So, while saying the defense is correct in calling Stoughton's testimony cumulative, the judge has allowed the prosecution everything it wanted relative to Stoughton.
I've fallen a little bit in love with Dr Rich 😁💙✨. He's great. Speaks in layman's terms for all us *plebs* who don't understand the medical terminology, and he's very handsome, I've gotta say✌🏻🇬🇧
You're crazy. How he can walk, by this moment there isn't even one witness who testified in his defense. And just try to picture yourself what's gonna happen on the streets of the US if they clear him from this homicide. I don't think he gonna take less than 30 years and once in jail probably killed.
This case has taught me a lot on the nuances of a trial. The judge has been fair, the prosecution has been repetitive at points but fleshing out their argument, the defense has been factual and direct in their argument.
well I think repetitive in this case is an understatement. The state has gone through the same topics dozens of times. For one, the characterization of use of force, although crucial in this trial, has been covered over and over by numerous witnesses, basically in the same fashion, mostly commenting on the same exhibits and using the same wording.
"Would George Floyd have survived if it weren't for the knee of officer on his neck" The answer should have been "yes, if aid would have been rendered to him immediately when he stopped moving".
@@stacyhenry5578 George Floyd did not resist arrest, he even told officers he wasn't resisting. George Floyd had claustrophobia and and was having an anxiety attack. Stop being a bootlicker
I think Derek Chauvin wanted to kill George Floyd, knowing they had a bad relationship both working as bouncers in that nightclub awhile back. Derek probably said to himself, now's my chance to kill this guy. Chauvin and the other three bum cops all need to go to prison. Its clear as day from the videos taken by bystanders that it was cold blooded murder.
@@stacyhenry5578 Right because the punishment for resisting arrest is being suffocated for 10 minutes by knee to neck?... you got your tongue shining those cop boots to a mirror finish 😂😂
You have high blood pressure, and block arteries, no worries sir, come back and see me when you are 60. Nothing to worry about here. ^^^ this Doctors advice. WHOA
I have a heart condition Every specialist I've seen has told me it's no joke all heart conditions are serious. Every cardiologist around the world watching this must be extremely shocked at these doctors testimonies.
@@douglassanders460 He is simply stating that it is not relevant..I.e. 99.9% more likely his heart stopped due to not enough O2 from positional restraint. Nice try by defense though-they don’t have much else to work with.
The point is it’s not relevant to this context. If my doctor found me face down and unable to breath, he would say,” Get the #!!@* off of her STAT!” Not, “Eat more greens and limit meat diet, Cat.”
his heart was exceptionally strong? did he not look at the autopsy of his actual heart?? "The coronary arteries are present in a normal distribution, with a right dominant pattern. Cross sections of the vessels show multifocal atherosclerosis, with 75% proximal and 75% mid narrowing of the left anterior descending coronary artery; 75% proximal narrowing of the 1st diagonal branch of the left anterior descending coronary artery; 25% proximal narrowing of the circumflex coronary artery; and 90% proximal narrowing of the right coronary artery."
The coronary arteries are the arteries that supply the heart with blood; atherosclerosis of coronary arteries do not have direct correlation with strength or contractility of the heart. The cardiologist's reference to the strong heart was how the myocardium has compensated and hypertrophied (gotten larger) over time in order to effectively to pump blood against chronic hypertension. Please don't spread false information if you don't know what you are talking about.
@@davidboon7866 and that’s fine if you understand the lingo (as I do, you’re not wrong) but it’s the way he used the phrase ‘a strong heart’ It’s simply a play on the heart strings and jurors won’t necessarily know how to differentiate the two.! Pardon the pun 😉
Did Dr. Rich review Floyds medical records before or AFTER MINNEAPOLIS - HCMC staff have been fired for HIPAA violations after viewingGeorge Floyd's protected medical records without authorization, KARE 11 has learned. ... The Hennepin County-run HCMC said in the letter that the people involved, "no longer work at the organization."Sep 9, 2020
@@dianad3080 considering Dr. Rich testimony comes after several employees at the hospital had gained unauthorized acess to Floyd medical records in violation of HIPPA and were fired but being investigated. And considering Dr. Rich testimony portrayed Floyd as a somewhat healthy person. Something isn't adding up! Also Dr. Rich went against the autopsy report that's tangible evidence
@@MrRight-ef5rx racists. he was struggling dying and passing out and they knew. 2 officers even said "I think we should flip him over." and they were instructed., "No. =" "leave him be." are you kidding me? you . watched . him. die. in 6 minutes. then 3 more minutes of a knee on a lifeless kneck. THEN. no CPR administered. by the time paradmedics arrived he was gone. Murder.
he's playing with words. coronary artery disease where vessels are 75-90% occluded and fluid filled lungs COMBINED with restraint most certainly contributed to his inability to get enough oxygen.
Compelling witness testimony! You might here of awful killings but you don't see a person getting murdered ! Hearing how scared Floyd was makes me cry !
If you've ever watched trials before you would know both sides routinely call in expert witnesses to testify. Most expert witnesses never examine the body they review all the evidence and make an informed opinion on what did or didn't happen.
Chauvin is very fortunate that he has the money to hire all kinds of expert witnesses. Most defendants don't. The color of justice in the U.S. is green.🇺🇸
@@nihilist7777 Thank you. My understanding is that Defendant Chauvin has sufficient funds from "somewhere" to hire expert witnesses? When are they going to be introduced?
@@kellyoshea9235 Thank you. I have no doubt whatsoever that Chauvin's actions resulted in Floyd's demise. But this matter makes one recall videos of the retired football player in L.A. I forget his name? That hired so many expert witnesses and two of his defense attys were the at the time also in addition to being attys where Ph.Ds in biochemistry. Regardless , of the outcome of this case, just imagine all the other criminal trials where the defendants do not have money behind them? Ex Police Officer Chauvin is getting, if you will, "a world class defense" and not just "represented" by an atty. The color of justice in the U.S. appears to be the same color as its currency.
facebook and amerikkkan racists have really made this seem less obvious than it is. imma do you one better, if you listen to the command during the hold, all 4 of them murdered him. 2 of them said we should flip him, he's passing out, -- were told "No." and "Leave him be." Chauvin can see ffloyd losing consciousness (SLOWLY). OD's are sudden. His levels were squat. His heart is great. They didn't adminster CPR once his pulse was gone (and they knew). They didn't flip him. How is this not Murder by , all 4 cops??
What evidence does this guy have? The doctors have already testified that it takes time, while still alive, to any evidence of trauma to the heart. The prosecution just keeps dancing around with the same questions different people contradicting eachother.
Anticipation...breeds frustration It's damned near impossible to convict a police officer doing their duty It's like your workplace photocopier If you print 700 pages a day...with no business purpose...you can get fired But not charged with theft The employer gave you permission to use the photocopier Like it or not....the police are allowed to kill people
Very good Cardiologist Dr. Chauvin you put 19 years of hard work down the drain. I pray they give you life without Parole. I knew you could have saved him and you didn't want to he was an enemy to you.
Drugs are irrelevant,it's floyd and halls constitutional right to have or do drugs under the 4th,9th,10th,14th amendments of the constitution of the united states of america. The claim and exercise of a constitutional right cannot be converted into a crime.
@@cheylalynn7881 And continue to commit crimes which his rap sheet will tell you. Sad he passed the way he did, yes, sad he isn't around to make others lives misery, not so much.
@William Shakespeare The Turd have you not read about any of Chauvin’s previous complaints? How can you watch the whole video and be ok with him staying on someone in distress? Cops are not the judge, jury and executioners! They do not get to play God and decide who they deem as worthy of living. It’s sick that so many of you are defending Chauvin. You want cops to be treated fairly, but there are many cops who condemn what Chauvin did. Your political talking point became more important than a man’s life. A man that you believe deserved to die because he was on opioids and didn’t want to sit in the back of the police car...
If you’re like me and you like to skip the expert witness’ lengthy descriptions of their qualifications and career path, the good stuff pertaining to this case starts approximately around 1:13:00
Thank you!!
Thanks! 👍🏾
Thank you!
Thank you!
Jill Ronan your right on point. Thanks again.
What an exceptional witness. I’d let this doctor operate on my heart any day of the week. He’s easy on the eyes and has such a soothing voice. Think I’m in ❤️🔥🇨🇦
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Dr. Rich was a good witness, his layperson explanations make understanding the medical terms so easy & I think the jury will have gained a lot from him.
@@frankpoole7902 I agree, he’s very engaging and can hold an audience. I think the jury will have learned a lot (I know I have) and can now probably put prior testimony into better context.
Exactly what i've said.
@@hautspectre1907 yeah the kind that flushed out Nelsons bull. He begged the judget to disallow his testimony bc he knew he was professionally unshakable and would clearly explain how Everything Chavin did was wildly out of control.
@ Quiet Observer you're absolutely correct. I myself have learned so much from him.
He LOVES the heart,,, that’s obvious!!!❤️
👍 Dr. JONATHAN RICH❤
Look at his website. He’s wearing a wig in court.
@@taylorellison2719 really ...lol. probably hair implants or plugs...looks good
Dr. Rich Good job
As a non American I will never understand where the concept of Jury comes from. Giving ordinary people the enormous power to decide the fate of someone else's life is beyond me. I would never want a plumber, an engineer, a baker or a housewife to deliberate on my actions and possibly wrongly wreck my life for good. Thats the judge's job, the word judging doesnt come from the word judge for nothing. So a panel of judges should be in charge of the verdict, as it happens in quite a few countries, not some random "defendant's peers". Although carefully selected, they cant qualify for such a tremendously hard task. Just my two pence here
I guess you haven’t taken into consideration the possibility of judges being corrupted and bought off? LOL because let me tell you, in America that is a very likely situation. I don’t trust half the judges out there. They’re controlled by money and politics
@@NEnigma777 you are probably right. So we are screwed up, one way or another
@@fabriziomorris5320 Trial by jury is available in a small group of countries, most if not all were ruled by Great Britain at one point: New Zealand, Australia, Canada, and the USA which retained some features of British customs and procedures after the Revolution.
@@geoffpoole483 Thanks for the historic insight. The question remains though, as to why such unconsidered practice was even started in the first place
What fantasy land do you live in where you have faultless judges....China, Iran?
Amazing testimony. So believable and understandable what an excellent person.
Ikr!
Dr. Jonathan Rich. Thumbs up a trillion times for explaining so understandably clear to anyone.
Explain how Dr. Rich was able to portray Floyd as an over all healthy person?
I disagree with the judge about sequestering! If I were a juror I would be scared to death!
secondary heart event is when drugs + coronary artery disease + struggle result in heart failure.
Exactly, this case has multiple variables to cause of death. The only thing people seem focused on is the the officer.
Hard to imagine deadly excessive force when autopsy reports shows no bruising no injuries no broken bones to neck
Also, if one artery was being blocked by the knee the other side would compensate.
Keep telling yourself that. It wasn't just the knee to the neck, it was the overall weight on him preventing him from being able to take adequate breath. I tell you what, go face down on the concrete and have someone hold down your legs put weight on mid back, put knee on upper shoulder/arms into ribcage at times and knee/shin going across your neck and see whether you can take a deep breath which is needed in order for oxygen to convert to carbon dioxide. I had a hard time breathing without knee on my neck just from not having the space for my diaphragm to expand. The back of the neck is very strong and it would take quite a bit of force to break a bone as explained by Pulmonologist, however doesn't take much to restrict someone from being able to breathe properly while face down.
@@laurenehamilton453 You don't know what you are talking about.
You obviously haven't been watching all of the doctors testimony 🤦
You're not watching the same Trial as everyone else, are you?
The cardiologist is a proper professional.
I understand the defense lawyer was trying to do his job, but he talked too much BS trying to get something out of nothing. I doubted the jurors were really listening.
Hind sight is 20/20 . Seth Stoughton, Came to court today with an opinion he had made 4 days after HF died.
All you have to do is watch the video to know what happened. There is no excuse for chauvin to remain on to the point where he died then continue to stay on him for 3 extra minutes. There not a justifcation in this world that could explain that
Whose HF?
I'm assuming the police union is covering the lawyers
It's actually Minnesota Police Association.
Good
They are covering $1 million to Nelson and his team
So all of the things he would do to assess a patient, meet with them, assess them, order tests etc. He did not do. But hes certain floyd had a strong heart. Gotcha.
Somebody's received their RUclips M.D. Degree!
So, while saying the defense is correct in calling Stoughton's testimony cumulative, the judge has allowed the prosecution everything it wanted relative to Stoughton.
You are right.
He is too intelligent to not want to hear it. He knows it is Relevant!
I've fallen a little bit in love with Dr Rich 😁💙✨. He's great. Speaks in layman's terms for all us *plebs* who don't understand the medical terminology, and he's very handsome, I've gotta say✌🏻🇬🇧
They’re talking about the jury like they can’t watch this on RUclips like the rest of us 😬
Which is why they should’ve been sequestered right?
If Derek Chauvin walks, the other three cops will never be charged either. I wonder why I'm unable to write any text for the live chat.
You're crazy. How he can walk, by this moment there isn't even one witness who testified in his defense. And just try to picture yourself what's gonna happen on the streets of the US if they clear him from this homicide. I don't think he gonna take less than 30 years and once in jail probably killed.
@@iliapopovich the defense will be presenting thier case and having thier own witnesses and evidence as well, do you not know how a trial works
Chauvin is guilty and the judge is a hinder to this case for the prosecution
@@sherbearpatson884 i would say the Judge is more of a hinderance to the Defense than the prosecution in my opinion
@@ivanperez5354 possibly
This case has taught me a lot on the nuances of a trial. The judge has been fair, the prosecution has been repetitive at points but fleshing out their argument, the defense has been factual and direct in their argument.
The defense has been factual?? 🤣😂🤣😂
well I think repetitive in this case is an understatement. The state has gone through the same topics dozens of times. For one, the characterization of use of force, although crucial in this trial, has been covered over and over by numerous witnesses, basically in the same fashion, mostly commenting on the same exhibits and using the same wording.
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Does this guy remind anyone else of Oscar from The Office?
YES omg hahaha I thought I was the only one
Definitely an actor, treating everyone as idiots beneath him...
I think he looks like a Como brother (CNN/NYC politician Comos). But WAY HOTTER 💋🔥❤️🇨🇦
IMO the defense attorneys are not the best.
"Would George Floyd have survived if it weren't for the knee of officer on his neck"
The answer should have been "yes, if aid would have been rendered to him immediately when he stopped moving".
but-for cause is insufficient
Sick of that piece of crap writing in his notepad Every.Single.Time the camera cuts to him and his lawyer. Who does he think he is 😏
What a wonderful speaker very interesting
This witness is redundant. They should’ve nix him. Why don’t any of these witnesses notice that he was resisting arrest? Not one of them says it.
Exactly IF CHAUVIN AND FLOYD HAD NOT MET THAT DAY GEORGE FLOYD WOULD BE ALIVE TODAY ‼️‼️‼️ EXACTLY ‼️
@@stacyhenry5578 George Floyd did not resist arrest, he even told officers he wasn't resisting. George Floyd had claustrophobia and and was having an anxiety attack. Stop being a bootlicker
I think Derek Chauvin wanted to kill George Floyd, knowing they had a bad relationship both working as bouncers in that nightclub awhile back. Derek probably said to himself, now's my chance to kill this guy. Chauvin and the other three bum cops all need to go to prison. Its clear as day from the videos taken by bystanders that it was cold blooded murder.
@@stacyhenry5578 Right because the punishment for resisting arrest is being suffocated for 10 minutes by knee to neck?... you got your tongue shining those cop boots to a mirror finish 😂😂
@@ivanperez5354 You're one of the most delusional commenters down here.
Yes. That's true. The young man that sold Floyd the cigarettes feel guilty that he called the police because Floyd ended up dead.🇺🇸
So he is a modern frankenstein mad scientist 😂🤣😂
You have high blood pressure, and block arteries, no worries sir, come back and see me when you are 60.
Nothing to worry about here. ^^^ this Doctors advice. WHOA
Lol
I have a heart condition Every specialist I've seen has told me it's no joke all heart conditions are serious. Every cardiologist around the world watching this must be extremely shocked at these doctors testimonies.
@@douglassanders460 He is simply stating that it is not relevant..I.e. 99.9% more likely his heart stopped due to not enough O2 from positional restraint. Nice try by defense though-they don’t have much else to work with.
The point is it’s not relevant to this context. If my doctor found me face down and unable to breath, he would say,” Get the #!!@* off of her STAT!” Not, “Eat more greens and limit meat diet, Cat.”
Wake up back there! It wasn’t relative to G. F’s death. It was the asphyxiation.
his heart was exceptionally strong? did he not look at the autopsy of his actual heart?? "The
coronary arteries are present in a normal distribution, with a
right dominant pattern. Cross sections of the vessels show
multifocal atherosclerosis, with 75% proximal and 75% mid
narrowing of the left anterior descending coronary artery; 75%
proximal narrowing of the 1st diagonal branch of the left
anterior descending coronary artery; 25% proximal narrowing of
the circumflex coronary artery; and 90% proximal narrowing of
the right coronary artery."
He is a moron that did nothing but suck up to prosecution. His testimony isn't serious at all , cuz he was so obvious.
The coronary arteries are the arteries that supply the heart with blood; atherosclerosis of coronary arteries do not have direct correlation with strength or contractility of the heart. The cardiologist's reference to the strong heart was how the myocardium has compensated and hypertrophied (gotten larger) over time in order to effectively to pump blood against chronic hypertension. Please don't spread false information if you don't know what you are talking about.
@@davidboon7866 and that’s fine if you understand the lingo (as I do, you’re not wrong) but it’s the way he used the phrase ‘a strong heart’ It’s simply a play on the heart strings and jurors won’t necessarily know how to differentiate the two.! Pardon the pun 😉
Did Dr. Rich review Floyds medical records before or AFTER MINNEAPOLIS - HCMC staff have been fired for HIPAA violations after viewingGeorge Floyd's protected medical records without authorization, KARE 11 has learned. ... The Hennepin County-run HCMC said in the letter that the people involved, "no longer work at the organization."Sep 9, 2020
What does that have to do with what Dr. Rich saw in the records? Unless there is evidence that the info was changed, it is irrelevant.
@@dianad3080 considering Dr. Rich testimony comes after several employees at the hospital had gained unauthorized acess to Floyd medical records in violation of HIPPA and were fired but being investigated. And considering Dr. Rich testimony portrayed Floyd as a somewhat healthy person. Something isn't adding up! Also Dr. Rich went against the autopsy report that's tangible evidence
Guilty
Innocent.
@@MrRight-ef5rx racists. he was struggling dying and passing out and they knew. 2 officers even said "I think we should flip him over." and they were instructed., "No. =" "leave him be." are you kidding me? you . watched . him. die. in 6 minutes. then 3 more minutes of a knee on a lifeless kneck.
THEN. no CPR administered.
by the time paradmedics arrived he was gone.
Murder.
he's playing with words. coronary artery disease where vessels are 75-90% occluded and fluid filled lungs COMBINED with restraint most certainly contributed to his inability to get enough oxygen.
Are you a Cardiologist and Pulmonologist?
No indication his lungs were filled with fluid.
@@dianad3080 they mentioned fluid in the lungs but that was after the EMTs had him getting fluids (or something along those lines)
His heart stopped because chauvin and his buddies killed him Next.
Wow! He didn't say amblance.
Chauvin is guilty.
Can someone explain to me why they place headphones on at 50:10?
The defense called for a side bar.
@@inboom5478 what means side bar?
@@caracalla7714 when the attorneys speak to the judge off the record, without the jury hearing.
@@inboom5478 thank you. At this point I do believe Chauvin is a control maniac, because don't think a defendant can listen to the sidebar
I always thought the jurors the ones finds you guilty or not guilty correct me if I'm wrong here?
This witness is a waste of time. Just more of what has been testified to already.
Wow, the experts on this page...all with medical degrees no less 😂
All professors of law as well!
Compelling witness testimony! You might here of awful killings but you don't see a person getting murdered ! Hearing how scared Floyd was makes me cry !
Sad for the officers, but lucky the crime group already explained what happened after the news seen the anti police area for their interest.
Good AM
This cardiologist should lose his license. He didn't even examine the body. He's giving us his opinion of an opinion.
If you've ever watched trials before you would know both sides routinely call in expert witnesses to testify. Most expert witnesses never examine the body they review all the evidence and make an informed opinion on what did or didn't happen.
@@Mycrazylife66 so shall we take this guy’s opinion over Dr Baker’s? You know, the one that performed the autopsy 🙄
This judge seems to support the Murderer.
Good.
Chauvin is very fortunate that he has the money to hire all kinds of expert witnesses. Most defendants don't. The color of justice in the U.S. is green.🇺🇸
Thus far, these are the state's witnesses, not Chauvin's.
Chauvin defense is paid for by police union I believe
@@nihilist7777 Thank you. My understanding is that Defendant Chauvin has sufficient funds from "somewhere" to hire expert witnesses? When are they going to be introduced?
@@JaimeGarcia-sg9xj Chauvin's defense is paid for by the police union. His witnesses will appear once the defense begins their defense in chief.
@@kellyoshea9235 Thank you. I have no doubt whatsoever that Chauvin's actions resulted in Floyd's demise. But this matter makes one recall videos of the retired football player in L.A. I forget his name? That hired so many expert witnesses and two of his defense attys were the at the time also in addition to being attys where Ph.Ds in biochemistry. Regardless , of the outcome of this case, just imagine all the other criminal trials where the defendants do not have money behind them? Ex Police Officer Chauvin is getting, if you will, "a world class defense" and not just "represented" by an atty. The color of justice in the U.S. appears to be the same color as its currency.
Dr. Rich is soo pastionate about his job haha. I'm like is this guy coked out?
facebook and amerikkkan racists have really made this seem less obvious than it is.
imma do you one better, if you listen to the command during the hold, all 4 of them murdered him. 2 of them said we should flip him, he's passing out, -- were told "No." and "Leave him be."
Chauvin can see ffloyd losing consciousness (SLOWLY). OD's are sudden. His levels were squat. His heart is great.
They didn't adminster CPR once his pulse was gone (and they knew). They didn't flip him.
How is this not Murder by , all 4 cops??
What evidence does this guy have? The doctors have already testified that it takes time, while still alive, to any evidence of trauma to the heart. The prosecution just keeps dancing around with the same questions different people contradicting eachother.
Justice for George Floyd 🇺🇲⚖
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Anticipation...breeds frustration
It's damned near impossible to convict a police officer doing their duty
It's like your workplace photocopier
If you print 700 pages a day...with no business purpose...you can get fired
But not charged with theft
The employer gave you permission to use the photocopier
Like it or not....the police are allowed to kill people
No justice, no peace!
Justice for Derek Chauvin!
@@MrRight-ef5rx gtfo you bootlicker
Chauvin Lawyers Is A Great Defense Attorney But Is Client Is So GUILTY He Is waisting His Talent On This Dumbbell😎
Rich seemed a little overconfident in his abilities...
Very good Cardiologist Dr. Chauvin you put 19 years of hard work down the drain. I pray they give you life without Parole. I knew you could have saved him and you didn't want to he was an enemy to you.
In other words a bunch of assuming b.s.
Drugs are irrelevant,it's floyd and halls constitutional right to have or do drugs under the 4th,9th,10th,14th amendments of the constitution of the united states of america.
The claim and exercise of a constitutional right cannot be converted into a crime.
JUST GIVE MR. HALL IMMUNITY!
DON'T HOLD HIM TO MR. FLOYD'S BAD HEART, JEEZE!
Had George Perry Floyd not met DC on that day he would still be alive and well with his mild medical conditions.
@@cheylalynn7881 And continue to commit crimes which his rap sheet will tell you. Sad he passed the way he did, yes, sad he isn't around to make others lives misery, not so much.
There is another live on here you guys should join it they are just slamming George Floyd and praising the cop
Sorry dude i don't join bootlicking Chauvin defenders
@William Shakespeare The Turd have you not read about any of Chauvin’s previous complaints? How can you watch the whole video and be ok with him staying on someone in distress? Cops are not the judge, jury and executioners! They do not get to play God and decide who they deem as worthy of living. It’s sick that so many of you are defending Chauvin. You want cops to be treated fairly, but there are many cops who condemn what Chauvin did. Your political talking point became more important than a man’s life. A man that you believe deserved to die because he was on opioids and didn’t want to sit in the back of the police car...
Defense is doing a good job. 👍 not everything we see with our eyes is the real story.
They are trying to bore the jury to sleep with this guy. People know what a fkn cardiologist is just get to the fkn point.
Just because you do doesn't mean everyone does
Arrogant much?
More like passionate!!!!
Justice for GF, he was murdered!
The judge trying his best to railroad the case....
How so?
So many overruled s when it the prosecution... I understand tho... hes trying to be fair... but its so overwhelming