memo about the sentence already written. so he may have plugged in the numbers at the last minute. he could have done that. but he clearly had already thought about all of the evidence in this case. and one thing that i was really struck by, in reading the judge s memo all the way through, is how completely he embraced every element of the case you presented, saying that it was proved beyond a reasonable doubt. and i just want to read this one entry for the audience about how specifically and closely the judge has accepted every bit of the key evidence in the case. he said, the slow death of george floyd occurring over approximately six minutes of his positional asphyxia was particularly cruel in that mr. floyd was begging for his life and obviously terrified by the knowledge that he was likely to die but during which the defendant object olive remained indifferent to mr. floyd s pleas.
page written memo about the sentence already written. he may have plugged in the numbers at the last minute. he could have done that but he clearly had already thought about all of the evidence in this case. one thing i was struck by in reading the judges down all the way through is how completely embraced every element of the case presented saying that it was proved beyond a reasonable doubt and i want to read this one entry for the audience about how specifically and closely the judge accepted every bit of a key evidence in the case. he said the slow death of george floyd occurring over approximately six minutes of his positional asphyxia was particularly cruel in that mr. floyd was begging for his life and obviously terrified by the knowledge that he was likely to die but during which they
it also prompted judge cahill to find there were several aggravating factors in the case, including the slow death of george floyd occurring over approximately six minutes of his positional asphyxia was particularly ly cruel, during h the defendant objectively remained indifferent to floyd s pleas. but may 25th, floyd s pleas were heard loud and clear by eyewitnesses trying to save him. i did call the police on the police. in a and why did you do that? because i believe i witnessed a murder. had they let me into the scene, i already had decided what his level of consciousness was, so i would have requested additional help. reporter: prosecutors are asking for a 30 year sentence. the defense is asking for probation, no prison time beyond team served. but because of sentencie ie ing
Mario Gonzalez s death draws attention to police putting suspects face down, positional asphyxia
A Los Angeles-area lawmaker who is a former police officer is trying to outlaw techniques that create a substantial risk of what s known as positional asphyxia Share Updated: 5:06 PM PDT May 3, 2021 By Don Thompson
Mario Gonzalez s death draws attention to police putting suspects face down, positional asphyxia
A Los Angeles-area lawmaker who is a former police officer is trying to outlaw techniques that create a substantial risk of what s known as positional asphyxia Share Updated: 5:06 PM PDT May 3, 2021
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Show Transcript TOGETHER. TY: THE GOVERNOR SAYS HE SUPPORTS CHANGING THE LAW. BACK HERE, CLOSER TO HOME IN ALAMEDA, THE FAMILY OF A MAN WHO DIED IN POLICE CUSTODY LAST WEEK ARE CALLING HIS DEATH A MURDER AFTER SEEING VIDEO OF WHAT HAPPENED. BUT POLICE SAY THEY DID NOT USE EXCESSIVE FORCE. J.R. STONE HAS THE STORY. [GRO
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