Hey dude....you do the same thing this cop did you're in jail while they conduct they're "investigation". There is no argument in that, none.
Typically I'm 99% on the cops side with these types of things, but not an unarmed CUFFED man. 4 cops couldn't get him in the cruiser?
I won't rush to a conviction, but I WILL rush to get him off the street. That man does not deserve to be free right now. No way.
Meanwhile, from high atop the bundled linens in his bed deep inside the White House, the POTUS tweets:
The National Guard has arrived on the scene. They are in Minneapolis and fully prepared. George Floyd will not have died in vain. Respect his memory!!!
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He wants so desperately to be viewed as The Man in charge but tough news is the MNNG is under the jurisdiction of the Governor of MN....so pretty much no one gives a crap what Tiny thinks about yet another topic
The National Guard has arrived on the scene. They are in Minneapolis and fully prepared. George Floyd will not have died in vain. Respect his memory!!!
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He wants so desperately to be viewed as The Man in charge but tough news is the MNNG is under the jurisdiction of the Governor of MN....so pretty much no one gives a crap what Tiny thinks about yet another topic
I don't want to speak for Enfuego, but one reason I can see why some people would think we shouldn't rush to arrest him during the ongoing investigation is because the cop was working for the government and people in government deserve more protection that everyone else whenever they do something wrong.
Au contraire
With several hundred LEOs decked out like Army Special Forces vs a couple thousand unarmed civilians, I'm pretty confident the state is firmly in charge
Short of shooting to kill civilians engaged in property damage - as they were advised to this morning by the POTUS - they are keeping the range of public demonstrations remarkably contained
This just isn't true at all.
If you arrest someone, you can only hold them for 24-48 hours without charging them. If you're going to arrest someone, you need to have the intention to charge them and if you overcharge them, they will walk.
But further to your point, what I do and what a cop does is different. A cop inherently has the duty to use force in the fulfillment of his/her duties. I don't but that sill doesn't mean you don't have to prove murder against a normal citizen.
Prosecuting attorneys don't give a shit what you or I think and what the public does. They have to do things the right way.
