Guilty of what, based on which details/evidence, minus all the emotions and amateur mind/stare-reading, based kind of both on standard police behavior plus how police should behave. 

What role did the other police play & should have played?

How many minutes into the hold should they have pulled back. What signs should they have recognized.

Since they knew Floyd was a junkie and saw him freaking out, could imagine him swallowing his stash while not leaving the car, etc, they had some obligation to deal with him as a potential medical case. 

I still wonder about the fatality of pressing only 1 carotid artery, not 2, and whether that came up in trial. To a large extent there's a lot of 20/20 hindsight, Monday morning quarterbacking, plus police breaking the blue wall to describe a somewhat unbelievable world of friendly by-the-book policing and rules.

Also via "Talking to Strangers", did Chauvin have some implicit/explicit authority, some upper position in  hierarchy that made other cops hesitant to speak up, defer to his judgment.

The social media case sees an intent to kill. Somehow I don't think guys sitting around with hands in pockets are intending to kill. They seem to think they have things under control, and detaining a suspect peacefully on the ground or in the car is normally endgame. I don't think the cops would be particularly angry in a not-very-violent encounter, even though their pulse would be a bit raised after the scuffle to handcuff him & get him on the ground - nothing like an ordeal with weapons or a fight or other adrenalin situation.

Most of us never considered danger to breathing of a man on the ground, on chest or a bit on side - it may not be comfortable on asphalt, but it's how we sleep, and 10 mins waiting for help doesn't seem absurd. The knee on neck to immobilize is the only real consideration for us, and whether full weight was used, or if Chauvin shifted and had it on non-artery points during those minutes (and whether the jury sees non-continuous pressure), and again, would single side pressure be expected to cause the results the medical examiners saw, alone or in combination with other pre-existing or current adrenalin freakout.

Also, was there any indication that Floyd swallowed or butt inserted more drugs when the police came (undissolved in stomach or...)

What the jury thinks is another question. I was surprised the defense team put on so little, and the exhaust carbon monoxide ploy seemed off considering everything else. Did anyone ever explain the significance of Floyd shouting "I can't breathe" when trying to get him in the back seat? Did the jury consider that Floyd's exaggerations there could have made the cops take him less seriously later?

The video the other day, where the suspect complains the cops are grabbing his balls, and then it turns out he has a pistol hidden there and it turns into a bloody shootout - suspects say a lot of bullshit along with anything accurate. How much of this did the jury register (with little related evidence presented to this fact?)

The seemingly innocuous "my Mama just died" when she tied 2 years before still perks my ears - either he was a total bullshitter, or he was a destroyed emotional wreck - i tend towards the latter interpretation, which doesn't mean Floyd was a particularly nice guy despite the hagiography - Al Capone prolly loved his mother, but just there's a bigger Eleanor Rigby thing there - ah look at all the messed up people. He wasn't a BLM arsonist - he was a consistent whacked out largely petty criminal with sometimes quite abusive behavior. There are tons running around. Whatever happens to Chauvin, how do we deal with this mass if undesirables? It's not like vocational schools gonna do the trick, though *maybe* some better enlightened drug rehab can make most symptoms go away.

Besides all the shooting and arson, there's still the amount of time police spend on fairly petty crime - here we're 4 cops plus ambulance spending say 45-60 minutes plus hospital resources on a minor case if Floyd hadn't died. rmrd glibly suggested putting up camera at stop signs, but how many? 360 cams  *per sign side* (+who will weatherproof?),  Where's the power come from, where's the data get stored, what kind of additional 5G needs to be installed, how many intersections? Who will monitor all these? What will it all cost vs mental health experts or other solutions?

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