question. pa pantaleo. absolutely. and more than a police officer. we witnessed a murder on tape from people who we witnessed a murder on tape from people who violated protocol for someone they believed was selling cigarettes and the sentence for him was death. they need to be fired immediately so we can have accountability. we have to have a national discussion that was mentioned because it was not nypd specific. we also have to stop sending only police to these communities to solve a multi-pronged problem. and if we don t stop that, we say the people cry out, they want police. they also say we want jobs, we want better housing, we want youth programs. but the only thing we hear is police. and that is a problem in the black and brown communities. city council member jumaane williams. thank you for making it up here tonight. we have melissa mark-viverito, the democratic speaker of the new york city council. speaker mark viverito,your reaction to the verdict today i m sorry, not
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unusual and very difficult to indict a police officer in new york city, and we know from other places like ferguson, missouri, and other parts of the country as well. there are reasons that the grand jury may have reached this decision. the autopsy report on eric garner showed that he was suffering from asthma. he had a cardiac condition and that obesity also contributed to his death. in addition to the fact that the choke hold was involved and pressure on his chest. so you had a lot of cops here who were involved in effecting the arrest. it wasn t just officers pa pantaleo. eric garner was over six feet tall and weighed 350 pounds. when he tried to arrest him, he wouldn t submit to arrest. he was very angry. when the case first broke, i