Despite a $27 million civil settlement between the city of Minneapolis and the family of George Floyd, the judge in the high-profile trial of ex-Minneapolis Police officer Derek Chauvin said that the trial will continue as scheduled.
“Unfortunately, the pretrial publicity will continue no matter how long we continue [the trial],” Hennepin County District Judge Peter Cahill said Friday.
They could move the trial to Mars and it wouldn't make any difference. No matter the verdict the cities will burn.
ReplyDeletelet that efn city burn
DeleteI said "cities". This will not be a Minneapolis specific event.
DeleteI hate cities as much as you Chris, but there's still a whole bunch of decent Americans stuck living in that area. Including plenty of seniors trying to hold onto multigenerational homes. Like most metro areas, it expanded over the years to encompass plenty of surrounding suburbs and rural areas.
DeleteCan’t wait until an appeals court adjudicates
ReplyDeletethat decision !
🎼 Smoke on the water...
Fire in the sky
I'm still betting on acquittal or hung jury
DeleteCall me cynical, but the judge, jury, and executioner are all compromised. Our "betters" want a race war and by God they're gonna get one. OG
ReplyDeleteThis "trial" has nothing to do with justice or truth. It's a show trial intended to fool the feeble minded into believing that we have a functional legal system. We don't.
ReplyDelete*Checks ammo supply*
ReplyDelete*Sharpens bayonet*
*rotates supplies in IFAC*
*puts out range stakes*
OK, I'm good.
God help that son of a bitch, this is going to go on for years. In the end, if America is still a thing, he'll be free.
ReplyDeleteWith a ruined life, just like George Zimmerman.
After it tanks either by hung juror or by acquittal the feds will step in with another 'civil rights abortion' like rodney king.
ReplyDeleteJudge needs to recuse himself and move this shit show waaaaay out of town.
ReplyDeleteAnd Officer Derek Chauvin is one more example of somebody believing in The System... then it back-fired on him.
ReplyDeleteAlmost as if The System is designed to not function as advertised.
Imagine that.