Pavement and offIcer can sat on mr Floyds Waste Area and he pulled hIs feet down. You can even see Mr Floyd tryIng to put hIs feet up. Everybody knows that fear when you all of a sudden realIsed youre havIng trouble breathIng. If Inmates. We want to survIve. We know we have to breathe. As an automatIc reactIon when you begIn to feel lIke that Is threatened. And you can see Mr Floyd goIng through that. He trIes to pull hIs feet up. But he Is held down by the three offIcers whIle OffIcer Tyler Is lookIng out and goes to keep the people who want to help her way. He Is placed facedown on the pavement so harshly that It rubs the skIn of hIs face. He had InjurIes to hIs face from beIng facedown on theIr pavement. He had InjurIes to hIs knuckles from tryIng to lIft hImself up. And he Is tellIng OffIcer Derek ChavIn that he cant breathe. I am dyIng. And Derek ChavIns response was yes. And all thIs tIme can you ImagIne what George Floyd Is goIng through. Really try to apprecIate what he Is goIn
Father~ made the active decision to kill her father. there will be nobler birthday father. there will be nobler birthday parties, no graduations, holiday birthday parties, no graduations, holiday gatherings or other family celebrations. the laughter, hugs, guidance, celebrations. the laughter, hugs, guidance, advice, sense of security and those guidance, advice, sense of security and those opportunities to simply say i and those opportunities to simply say i love and those opportunities to simply say i love you are forever gone. they say i love you are forever gone. they say say i love you are forever gone. they say time heals all and while i generally they say time heals all and while i generally believe the saying it s challenging to do so giving is unfathomable circumstances. before i conclude unfathomable circumstances. before i conclude george s murder, this trial and everything in between has been tragically and everything in between has been tragically devastatin
Is the right word. we have torture is the right word. we have all seen torture is the right word. we have all seen it torture is the right word. we have all seen it. mr floyd did not want to be all seen it. mr floyd did not want to be in all seen it. mr floyd did not want to be in the all seen it. mr floyd did not want to be in the back seat. that is it. that to be in the back seat. that is it. that is to be in the back seat. that is it. that is the to be in the back seat. that is it. that is the rub. to be in the back-seat. that is it. that is the rub. that is the rub. you are watching bbc world that is the rub. you are watching bbc world news. that is the rub. you are watching bbc world news. welcome - that is the rub. you are watching bbc world news. welcome to . that is the rub. you are watching | bbc world news. welcome to our that is the rub. you are watching - bbc world news. welcome to our pbs viewers in the us. you join us as we take live coverage of the sen
From and i m being suffocated by police officers? such a stark site that one of the children even says, we have to call the police on the police. how do you process that is a nine year old? that children are now in present watching man die. we have all seen if you have not, you really need to look at george floyd s face as he is dying, he is suffering. the children have to watch this. but not on the back, the police officers and there are people around them wanting to help. at one point the medic got upset and one point derek chavin plaintiff mace, he grabs it to keep them back. how does a child look at that? as another officer screaming at them to get back. the typical
40 years in prison under second degree murder. taste 40 years in prison under second-degree murder. 40 years in prison under second-decree murder. . ., ., second-degree murder. we also heard from derek chauvin s second-degree murder. we also heard from derek chauvin s lawyer second-degree murder. we also heard from derek chauvin s lawyer asking - from derek chauvin s lawyer asking for or mitigating factors to be taken into consideration not least the fact that he s been a serving police officer for 19 years. so take us through his arguments. his argument us through his arguments. fl 3 argument was to say that we are looking at somebody as you pointed out here who has been a police officer for 19 years with apparently not a blemish on his record. at least as they way defence attorneys put it. pointing out that he was a loyal public servant, always wanted to be a police officer, has always been out there trying to go above and beyond the call of duty. and so what they are trying to