If he was being violent and acting irrationally due to drugs, then it entirely explains why the officer's thought they needed to use that much force to restrain him.
If they were justified in the level of force, the only issue we have is a poorly trained officer applied the force improperly.
We don't throw doctors in jail when they mess up and a patient dies. Why should we do the same for cops?
We should investigate the Minnesota PD to find out why they are hiring such incompetent officers and not training them.
The only case where the cops should be charged is if we find out they had any malicious intent to harm the victim.
If he was being violent and acting irrationally due to drugs, then it entirely explains why the officer's thought they needed to use that much force to restrain him.
If they were justified in the level of force, the only issue we have is a poorly trained officer applied the force improperly.
We don't throw doctors in jail when they mess up and a patient dies. Why should we do the same for cops?
We should investigate the Minnesota PD to find out why they are hiring such incompetent officers and not training them.
The only case where the cops should be charged is if we find out they had any malicious intent to harm the victim.
I absolutely agree with everything you said. I’d like to see the full video like Rayshard Brooks.