Thats what I'd heard, that video was available for in person viewing only. Surprised Keith Ellison allowed that. Someone got it with a stealth can for sure. Good work, Whistle Blower.
Yeah, and the crazy thing is the transcripts have been available since June.
They tell the same story, including the overdosing Floyd saying he can't breathe before anybody is doing anything near his airway, a classic way for criminals to "cry Wolf" in order to try to convince softer cops to be lenient.
I didn't catch it on this video but I did hear it on one of the earlier releases of the better quality body cam footage (I think it was from a different officer.)
Anyone could have concealed a cam and went to the court house to view it.
The judge made it available for viewing.
One smart dude recorded it and got paid.
Thats what I'd heard, that video was available for in person viewing only. Surprised Keith Ellison allowed that. Someone got it with a stealth can for sure. Good work, Whistle Blower.
A Judge allowed it.
Yeah, and the crazy thing is the transcripts have been available since June.
They tell the same story, including the overdosing Floyd saying he can't breathe before anybody is doing anything near his airway, a classic way for criminals to "cry Wolf" in order to try to convince softer cops to be lenient.
Oh yeah, and he asks to be on the ground too.
When they were trying to get him in the back of the vehicle.
I saw a shorter version, but it's after they get to the car and before he's on the ground. Checking the transcript may help.
I didn't catch it on this video but I did hear it on one of the earlier releases of the better quality body cam footage (I think it was from a different officer.)
If that's the case, the Court would have kept records of who was allowed to view it. So just a process of elimination.