Despite what many cops will tell you, it doesn't really take a lot of brains to be one.

Looks like the knee is on his back below the neck.

Why, because it is an effective way to restrain a combative individual.

As for yelling "I can't breathe" that has become the standard MO for black people who are being detained or arrested. It happens on On Patrol Live all the time, and you can see it on the body cam footage that is publicly released on a regular basis.

We really don't need another 2020 summer horror show

Seems the officer was only momentarily using his knee on the offenders back. Not that the MSM will acknowledge this.

Rapier108 said:

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Looks like the knee is on his back below the neck.

Why, because it is an effective way to restrain a combative individual.

As for yelling "I can't breathe" that has become the standard MO for black people who are being detained or arrested. It happens on On Patrol Live all the time, and you can see it on the body cam footage that is publicly released on a regular basis.

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These are the correct answers.

Just in time for summer riot season.

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Rapier108 said:

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Looks like the knee is on his back below the neck.

Why, because it is an effective way to restrain a combative individual.

As for yelling "I can't breathe" that has become the standard MO for black people who are being detained or arrested. It happens on On Patrol Live all the time, and you can see it on the body cam footage that is publicly released on a regular basis.

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Well, when the cop ends up murdering someone, they probably should have used a different means of restraint. These cops are nothing but thugs with a badge.

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It's not murder

Bubblez said:

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Rapier108 said:

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Looks like the knee is on his back below the neck.

Why, because it is an effective way to restrain a combative individual.

As for yelling "I can't breathe" that has become the standard MO for black people who are being detained or arrested. It happens on On Patrol Live all the time, and you can see it on the body cam footage that is publicly released on a regular basis.

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Well, when the cop ends up murdering someone, they probably should have used a different means of restraint. These cops are nothing but thugs with a badge.

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question how does this play out if he doesn't resist arrest? do you support people resisting arrest? if so you are part of the problem. not saying there isn't bad cops but there are more bad criminals and clearly people who can't follow instructions.

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Rapier108 said:

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Looks like the knee is on his back below the neck.

Why, because it is an effective way to restrain a combative individual.

As for yelling "I can't breathe" that has become the standard MO for black people who are being detained or arrested. It happens on On Patrol Live all the time, and you can see it on the body cam footage that is publicly released on a regular basis.

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Well, when the cop ends up murdering someone, they probably should have used a different means of restraint. These cops are nothing but thugs with a badge.

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In a different time when people were more sane, there had to be solid proof that an action actually caused the death of someone before charging the alleged perpetrator and convicting them of murder.

Was there no social worker available?

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Rapier108 said:

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Looks like the knee is on his back below the neck.

Why, because it is an effective way to restrain a combative individual.

As for yelling "I can't breathe" that has become the standard MO for black people who are being detained or arrested. It happens on On Patrol Live all the time, and you can see it on the body cam footage that is publicly released on a regular basis.

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Well, when the cop ends up murdering someone, they probably should have used a different means of restraint. These cops are nothing but thugs with a badge.

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Is it murder when a pregnant-woman threatening piece of **** ODs on fentanyl?

I didn't see it in the posted video, but what will eventually get them is ignoring him motionless for 5 minutes, if that's indeed what they did. It sounds short, but that's a long time. If a guy goes from screaming and resisting to not moving at all, you have to be clued into that and the fact that he's probably dying. If he's in cuffs and in your custody, it's on you to maintain awareness and monitor his safety instead of shooting the **** with your buddies. Bragging about a bar fight you just had while a guy you're supposed to be watching is dying right next to you is not going to play well to a jury or the general public. It's going to make you look incompetent and indifferent, two things the public does not want in a police force.

This guy was no saint, but these cops aren't either. I would not be shocked if they went to jail. It's not the knee to the back or neck, it's the incompetence and lack of situational awareness afterwards that is egregious here.

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Sigh…

Finish the sentence : if he had complied _____________

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Bubblez said:

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Rapier108 said:

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Looks like the knee is on his back below the neck.

Why, because it is an effective way to restrain a combative individual.

As for yelling "I can't breathe" that has become the standard MO for black people who are being detained or arrested. It happens on On Patrol Live all the time, and you can see it on the body cam footage that is publicly released on a regular basis.

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Well, when the cop ends up murdering someone, they probably should have used a different means of restraint. These cops are nothing but thugs with a badge.

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I look forward to your posts after you have joined law enforcement to be part of the solution.

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Knee on the shoulder blade unless I'm missing something…

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Shoulder blade is where it was with on St. Floyd of Fentanyl, but almost everyone to this day will tell you it was on his neck.

The guy was still speaking after the cop got up.

And, as someone with an advanced wrestling pedigree and almost 2 decades of BJJ amongst other things I will continue to laugh at the "knee killed him" people. It really is funny.

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"...he ain't black."

I worked in a boys home and saw many illegal, not by the books takedowns. All the staff had been trained in takedowns.. Once a kid was so out of control, it took several to hold him down. Kid then began to beat his head against floor, while staff were on his back. Like a dumbass, I tried to help the kid by bracing his head with my leg. He turned his head to my leg and bit the hell out of me. LOL, after that, I didnt care what they did to him.
So, to the experts here-- should we just have left him to destroy the whole school and injure folks while we waited for cops or sheriff?
Once in regular school a kid was on PCP and after asking to leave class, he stared fighting the principal, me and several coaches. He broke principals jaw, my glasses and cut my eye and ran off. Should of we left him in class doing what he was doing, sitting next to someone's daughter?
To me all the training in the world flies out the window when it comes down to you and him and you fear for your life. I am not going to take mental notes of the "next step" when someone is out of control and my life is on the line.
Twenty years ago, media would say this guy got what he deserved. Now media uses this to divide our country because media are Marxist stooges.

Hardly any weight at all was on his back. It was his back and not his neck. He couldn't breath bc he hyperventilated bc of his constant bellowing about "they're going to kill me". He was actively resisting and he was obviously not in good shape physically. He caused himself to not be able to breath. Those officers did nothing wrong. This is complete and utter BS. His dumbass could have walked out of the bar and he'd be alive but no he wanted to fight with police. His own fault and choices he is dead.