Damnslyfox07 said:
I don't understand how a witness testifying about the "cold look" on the officer's face is relevant at all. Especially when the entire thing is on video.
First of all, it's purely opinion. Second of all, it's completely immaterial.
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I know. As a colleague, I disagree with his degree of passivity.larry culpepper said:probably just being conservative about objecting. It can look bad if an attorney is objecting all the time.Mr. AGSPRT04 said:
Nelson sits on his hands way too much.
granted, the defense attorneys in the OJ trial objected an outrageous number of times and it worked out all right for them.Mr. AGSPRT04 said:I know. As a colleague, I disagree with his degree of passivity.larry culpepper said:probably just being conservative about objecting. It can look bad if an attorney is objecting all the time.Mr. AGSPRT04 said:
Nelson sits on his hands way too much.
Was enough to do Trump in and deliver Ol' Peepaw and Kneepadsastros4545 said:Damnslyfox07 said:
I don't understand how a witness testifying about the "cold look" on the officer's face is relevant at all. Especially when the entire thing is on video.
First of all, it's purely opinion. Second of all, it's completely immaterial.
All Chauvin needed was to wear a smile and this wouldnt have happened
But he looked mean..."OH NO"
Exactly. It is a huge point.FriscoKid said:I could see that.Fightin TX Aggie said:This is powerful testimony. Some people may not be impressed, but human emotion moves other humans.Good Poster said:
"How did that make you feel?"
Getting tears from her is exactly what the prosecutor wanted.
You had a trained medical person that works for the city there at the scene and those racist cops wouldn't let her near him so that she could help.
The details be damned, but I could see that as a powerful point they will try to make.
She knows nothing. The fact that she called 911 to make the complaint show she doesn't even have the basic understanding of how the system works. She, would have been a probationary fire fighter when this happend and chest compressions are about all she would be trusted with.aggiehawg said:
She was in shock??
So she did call 911? How long was she there before her "assessment"?
All of us who have worked in the field any length of time are angered by this woman right now. IF I were Nelson I would get up and ask her what the Loop of Willis is. When she doesn't know I would pass and let the ME rip her butt apart for her ignorance and stupidity.Quote:
I really hope someone of this girl's knowledge and composure doesn't show up if I need medical attention.
Agree. Calmly approach officer Thao saying I am an EMT, he appears to be in distress and in need of medical attention. Is EMS on the way? Do you officers need assistance until they arrive?Sully Dog said:
Don't. EMT's can be achieved in less than 6 weeks of training. It's the bare minimum to be in the field. There are plenty of EMTs who don't know anything.
Her approach to the cop shows she doesn't know what she is doing and she hasn't worked around them long enough to understand how the jobs relate. She's is currently suiciding her career.
Well said. I think her testimony will have an effect on the jury. Certainly more so than earlier witnesses.Fightin TX Aggie said:Exactly. It is a huge point.FriscoKid said:I could see that.Fightin TX Aggie said:This is powerful testimony. Some people may not be impressed, but human emotion moves other humans.Good Poster said:
"How did that make you feel?"
Getting tears from her is exactly what the prosecutor wanted.
You had a trained medical person that works for the city there at the scene and those racist cops wouldn't let her near him so that she could help.
The details be damned, but I could see that as a powerful point they will try to make.
They're building a theme. Everyone knew Floyd was dying, but they didn't care. MMA bro knew. They didn't care. This person knew. That person knew. Even a trained EMT knew. And the cops just kept the knee on his neck. Minute after minute after minute, as his life slipped away.
They're painting a picture of complete indifference to Floyd.
Oh good grief!! Race baiting again..Mr. AGSPRT04 said:
She was worried about the witnesses "because they were people of color, particularly black men, and there were officers still on the scene".
You know, I think I would have blurted out something like that in a heartbeat. I work at station xyz. Do you guys need any help because he doesn't look good. Instead she started filming.aggiehawg said:Agree. Calmly approach officer Thao saying I am an EMT, he appears to be in distress and in need of medical attention. Is EMS on the way? Do you officers need assistance until they arrive?Sully Dog said:
Don't. EMT's can be achieved in less than 6 weeks of training. It's the bare minimum to be in the field. There are plenty of EMTs who don't know anything.
Her approach to the cop shows she doesn't know what she is doing and she hasn't worked around them long enough to understand how the jobs relate. She's is currently suiciding her career.
No wonder the city burned to groundfatherof4 said:
MFD bravest ladies and gentlemen.
Exactly.FriscoKid said:You know, I think I would have blurted out something like that in a heartbeat. I work at station xyz. Do you guys need any help because he doesn't look good. Instead she started filming.aggiehawg said:Agree. Calmly approach officer Thao saying I am an EMT, he appears to be in distress and in need of medical attention. Is EMS on the way? Do you officers need assistance until they arrive?Sully Dog said:
Don't. EMT's can be achieved in less than 6 weeks of training. It's the bare minimum to be in the field. There are plenty of EMTs who don't know anything.
Her approach to the cop shows she doesn't know what she is doing and she hasn't worked around them long enough to understand how the jobs relate. She's is currently suiciding her career.
