potential jurors who talk about there real life experiences and things that they saw, that might be the basis of a challenge or a periphery challenge to say that they have a bias and, therefore, it would be excluded from the jury. i can tell you in the floyd case, one man as a matter of fact, a man and a woman, who came forward with their honest views were excused from the jury even though they said, they would be willing to put aside what they saw and go based on the evidence that they heard in the courtroom, and that prior experience they had was enough to form the basis of a restraint which meant to say they were now off the jury. so, that is a cruel irony, ali. i want to go a little bit further with that line of questioning and ask, what kind of cooperation or buy in might the district attorney in shelby county expect from the police department itself, in bringing charges against five it s now
but that has been it. i should also point out that there are also these people, marshals, walking around, and they have these green sort of labels on their jackets. and so the intention is, that if there were some type of interaction with police, those people would sort of stand in between the protesters and the police. but so far, all peaceful protests, as people continue to demand justice for tyre nichols, act ali. in fact, the concept of these marshals or something we have seen out for several years in these protests about police brutality. there is a sense that these are organized protests in some cases. they are spontaneous and other cases. but they are actually peaceful and the ones we are seeing around this country are peaceful. the family of tyre nichols actually asked for that no yeah, that s right. they called for that in the officials here have called for that. we heard his family, as soon as today or as late as today, saying, please make sure that it is peaceful in hono
officer can continue beating him. the charges do reflect that. the dea da and they are having this all seem to have come to the conclusion that this was this was not a verdant inadvertent. their procedures. the only silver lining here is that a whole bunch of people in authority seem to have all looked at his video and said, this is really wrong. ali, they beat him to the point where one of the beaters was exhausted. yes. and you heard that on the audio. so, that is how much they beat him, to the point of their own exhaustion. and what should be evident and clear to everyone is that this cannot possibly be the first time that this type of behavior by this particular group of police officers occurred. and then the additional point is, how troubling it is when you have multiple police officers on the scene of a
but while it is people there is no mistake that everyone who has turned out today is making their voices very clear about what they want to see happen, specifically with the de-disbanding of that for pena and to ensure that any other officers or personnel that were involved in this are held accountable. and i, should say we have already seen the tennessee sheriff s office put out a statement, the shelby county sheriff s office put out a statement saying that two of their deputies have now been placed on leave pending an internal investigation into their actions during this incident. ali? priscilla, thank you for your important coverage. nbc news correspondent priscilla thompson is in memphis. we will, of course, they with through the course of the evening. leading off our discussion tonight is phillip atiba goff, cofounder and ceo of the center for policing equity. he s also the chair of african american studies and a professor of psychology at yale university. marq claxton s forme
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