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[afghan whigs]

5 years in jail for being a traffic cone. Insanity.

Ex-Minneapolis Cop Sentenced To Nearly 5 Years Prison For Role In George Floyd’s Killing

Tou Thao denied any role in Floyd's 2020 death and said that he merely served as a "human traffic cone."

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[Pirata]

The argument against him is that he should have stepped in and done something. I don't know that we will know the exact circumstances under which he was faced with the decision and I cannot judge the man whether he should or should not have done something.

At some point I chalk it up to fate and sometimes you're in the wrong place at the wrong time.

I'd like to think that if I were in the same situation I would have made the right choice, but I truly cannot say that I would have.

In the end he is still alive, albeit in prison, but it is better than the fate left to George Floyd.

 

[SHallguy2]

Why they didn’t use their handcuffs just never made any sense to me. Secure his hands and feet. That being said, everyone had a role and their training is to work together to secure the scene. This officers fate had to be a difficult decision for the judge. I believe most of us have been in situations where we wish we had a do over. I was behind a car accident on route 80 where one of the cars had flipped over and was on fire. There was a crowd watching a guy halfway out of the car window unconscious. A woman and I approached the car and dragged him to safety. By all accounts that was a really bad thing to do. I left the scene before emergency personnel got their because what I did was wrong even though I thought at that moment we had no choice. I made a split second decision based on little training. The difference between right and wrong Is often a personal decision in real time. Police and emergency personnel are trained to follow protocol. Dammed if you do and dammed if you don’t.