Can everyone agree that White American police officers are above the law? - No indictment in Garner case......

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jlmurph2 said:

Pirateogta said:

jlmurph2 said:

Yeah...totally an accident.

Yeah, that cop definitely intended to kill that man in broad daylight while being filmed. That's why the autopsy showed no damage to his throat or neck bones. And he definitely did it because the man was black. That's why they didn't find any KKK robes at his home.

 

Wait a minute... something doesn't add up here.

His death was ruled a homicide by neck compressions from the chokehold, which is prohibited in the force. 

My post has nothing to do with race. Its a police officer killing a man, simple as that.

no he did a submission hold on him, restricting blood flow to the brain, which is allowed, not a choke hold restricting oxygen to the lungs, which is prohibited.

homocide means death by another person, it is not a legal term in this context.

Do i believe the cop intentially tried to kill him, (something required to charge him with murder) no.

but i do think he acted out of line, used excessive force, and deserves to be charged with reckless endangerment or something. but it was mostly the guys poor health that killed him, not the cop.

but thats not to say the cop is innocent, i think he should do time