This is the policy, 5 302 of the Minneapolis Police department that Nondeadly Force can be used to physically manage a person. And again, every single person has agreed that the use of force up to this point is reasonable, lawful and meets the reasonable officer standard. And so we get into the nine minutes and 29 seconds at this point. The state has really focused on the nine minutes and 29 seconds. Nine minutes and 29 seconds, nine minutes 29 seconds. Its not the proper analysis. Because the nine minutes and 29 seconds ignores the previous 16 minutes and 59 seconds. It completely disregards it. It says in that moment at that Point Nothing else that happened before it should be taken into consideration by a reasonable Police Officer. It tries to read frame the issue of what a reasonable Police Officer would do. A reasonable Police Officer would in fact take into consideration that the previous 16 minutes and 59 seconds. Their experience with the subject. The struggle that they had to,
Officer will take into consideration his immediate surroundings. Are there bystanders, are there civilians . A reasonable Police Officer will take into consideration who he is at the scene with. Are these veteran officers, are they Rookie Officers . What do i know about my partners and my partners abilities . So throughout the course of this trial, the state has focused her attention on nine minutes and 29 seconds. The proper analysis is to take those nine minutes and 29 seconds and put it into the context of the totality of the circumstances that a reasonable Police Officer would know. And the proper analysis starts with what did the officers and what would a reasonable officer know at the time of dispatch . Well, these are records that are capped and theyve been introduced, you can look at them. This is exhibit 151. This is the Computer Aided Dispatch report. You heard the testimony of the 911 dispatcher, this is information that they are passing out to the officers. You will see tha
Family attorney, including former d. C. Police Chief Ramsey who will talk about deadly force. We want to start with Daunte Wright was killed, brooklyn center, minnesota, a town that has seen four straight nights of protests and arrests. Miguel marquez is there. What are you seeing right now, miguel . Reporter yeah, it very much does look like its going to be a fifth night of protests. People are out here rallying in support of Daunte Wright. They certainly want to see justice for him and changes to the Police Force as well and to the Way Policing is done. They are handing out umbrellas. Theyre handing out eye protection. They are clearly preparing for a Night Of Making A very emphatic point to the police of the changes they want to see to the entire system. The police for their side have put in extra barriers and fencing all the way Up And Down the station itself and even on some of the Side Streets here. So both sides sort of getting ready for another night here. But i got to tell you
Appropriate use of deadly force. We want to start, though, where Daunte Wright was killed. Brooklyn center, minnesota. A town thats seen fourstraight nights of protest and arrests, and looks to be bracing for a fifth. M Miguel Marquez is there. Yeah, it very much does look like it is going to be a fifth night of some sort of protest. I want to show you what the crowd is doing right now. Look. People are out here rallying, in support of Daunte Wright. They certainly want to see justice for him. They want to see changes to the police force, as well. And to the Way Policing is done. They are handing out umbrellas. They are handing out eye protection. They are, clearly, preparing for a Night Of Making A very emphatic point to the police here, of the changes that they want to see to the entire system. The police, for their side, put in extra barriers, Cement Barriers and fencing, All The Way Up And Down the station, itself. And even some of the Side Streets here. So, both sides, sort of get
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