You tell me.

now they will riot in celebration

I don't know. I think at least two or three more Autozones need to be burned down to get back at that bad cop.

What about the rest of the cops involved?

Going to be some good deals on marketplace this weekend for the Minneapolis area.

Your right. Make it four Autozones.

You're as dumb as they come.

“ Floyd's autopsy showed he did not die from strangulation alone but a combination of being restrained along with various underlying medical conditions including heart disease and hypertension.”

https://www.foxnews.com/us/minnesota-gov-tim-walz-on-george-floyd-violence

Looks like Kap had a point.

That comment didn't age well did it cork soaker?

And secondly, I guess with your limited reading abilities you somehow took that as supportive for LE rather than suspicion at the process?? Otherwise it does not really make sense homie...

"The autopsy revealed no physical findings that support a diagnosis of traumatic asphyxia or strangulation," read the summary of the findings from the the Hennepin County medical examiner.

This finding, of course, does not mean that the four police officers were not responsible for Floyd's death, as prolonged pressure on the critical arteries and veins in the neck could well have caused heart trauma. Indeed, the report notes that the officers' actions in restraining Floyd likely contributed to his death.

"Mr. Floyd had underlying health conditions including coronary artery disease and hypertensive heart disease. The combined effects of Mr. Floyd being restrained by the police, his underlying health conditions and any potential intoxicants in his system likely contributed to his death," it concluded.

So autopsy doesn’t jive with murder what now. It didn’t look like officers were trying to kill him in video.
But hey at least the thugs got some free stuff and got to burn buildings in the neighborhood.
J. D

They charged him with 3rd degree murder and manslaughter....probably go something like the Dallas girls trial I'm guessing

These things usually take a much longer time for an indictment, and here's why...the ME can't really make a determination of a cause of death until all the information is available. Part of that information in this case will include drug testing. They do an initial drug test, which takes a couple of weeks to get back. That test is just to determine whether a more in-depth test is needed. If so, the second test takes a month to six weeks to get back (assuming it's not expedited for some reason).

Until that first test comes back (and maybe the second test depending on the results of the first), the ME can't make a final determination of homicide, at least in cases like this one. If the guy had been shot for example, that would be a different matter as drugs would not have been a factor in the death.

So they don't yet have a final ME determination of cause of death, but they've charged the officer. That makes for a very good argument by the defense for low bail and a quick release pending trial. Also I think the general public is expecting charges of first degree murder, and the headlines all say that's what the charge is when it's really negligent homicide or involuntary manslaughter (not sure about how MN phrases it). Even that's going to be a tough row to hoe for the prosecution and there's a good chance that would end up with a plea deal for no time or minimal time.

I think they made the arrest ASAP to appease the public, but in the end this isn't going to go how most people think it should. This will blow up all over again.

All of that is spot on