Re: Third Ex-Police Officer Charged In George Floyd's Death Released From Jail On Bond
BeamMeUpScotty <[email protected]>
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On 7/5/20 4:40 PM, Patrick wrote: > A third former Minneapolis police officer involved in the killing of > George Floyd has been released from jail. > > According to Hennepin County jail records, Tou Thao was released from > custody with conditions on Saturday morning after posting $750,000 bond. > > Thao, 34, faces charges of aiding and abetting second-degree murder while > committing a felony, as well as aiding and abetting second-degree > manslaughter with culpable negligence. He has not yet entered a plea. > > He is scheduled to appear in court on Sept. 11. > > Thao is one of the four officers accused in the May 25 death of George > Floyd, which sparked protests against racism and police brutality across > the country and around the world. All have since been fired and are facing > criminal charges. > > Derek Chauvin, the officer captured on camera kneeling on Floyd's neck for > nearly nine minutes, was charged with second-degree murder, third-degree > murder and manslaughter. He remains in custody on $1.25 million bail. > > Video of the incident shows Chauvin continuing to press his knee on > Floyd's neck, despite repeated pleas by Floyd that he couldn't breathe. > The other three officers did not intervene. > > According to a criminal complaint filed in June, Thao brought out a hobble > restraint to use on Floyd, but the officers decided not to use it and > instead "maintained their positions." The complaint describes how Thao > stood guard against onlookers as the three other officers held Floyd down > by the legs, back and neck. > > "The defendant then became concerned about a number of citizens who had > gathered and were watching the officers subdue Mr. Floyd, and potential > traffic concerns, and so the defendant stood between those citizens and > the three officers." > > The other two ex-officers, J. Alexander Kueng and Thomas Lane, face the > same charges as Thao and have already been released on bond. > > A Minnesota judge recently set a tentative trial date of March 8 for all > four men, but said he expects their attorneys to file motions for separate > trials. > > Thao joined the Minneapolis Police in 2009, but was laid off that year due > to budget cuts and reinstated in 2012. He had six police conduct > complaints on his record, one of which was still open at the time of his > firing. > > Thao was also a subject of a 2017 police brutality lawsuit, which alleged > that he and another officer beat a plaintiff during his arrest in 2014, > breaking his teeth while he was handcuffed. The city settled the lawsuit > for $25,000. > > https://www.npr.org/sections/live-updates-protests-for-racial- > justice/2020/07/05/887434707/third-ex-police-officer-charged-in-george- > floyds-death-released-from-jail-on-bon > And since they have no evidence that the fourth cop participated they have no reason to charge him with murder and hold him without bail or to make the bail excessive. The Judges will be wanting evidence of a crime before actually holding the man in a jail cell without bail. And as I said the other day, the three that were kneeled on Mr. Floyd were participants in the murder. The cop that was doing NOTHING, is likely to have all charges dropped since he didn't have any part in the actual murder. The fact he didn't stop the murder could get him fired but there is no law about having to save someone who is about to be killed. It would be a law that puts you in harms way and that would be unconstitutional. SO the end story is that a White guy did nothing to help kill George Floyd while a *White a Black and an Asian* killed George Floyd. That sounds like a Democrats approved, diverse non racist police force that killed George Floyd, which suggests that there was no racism. SO why did Democrat MEDIA create the FAKE narrative about police racism in the George Floyd death? Did the police kill George Floyd, they sure did. Was it racism.... as yet I don't see evidence that points to any racism. SO the question becomes, WHY DID THE DEMOCRATS BURN AND LOOT AND KILL PEOPLE in cities nation wide? Was it all just an election year Democrat scam to keep their voters in their base and to build fear in them to get them out to vote? -- *That's Karma* *Democrats aren't the PARTY of diversity they're the party of division*