Insider: Former MN cop called Derek Chauvin's guilty verdict a 'tragedy,' saying he fears it will start a 'new trend' of sending cops to prison

[NoleinATL]

Posted by an anonymous person.

exactly, my comments are as worthless as the ones the OP posted

 

[BlackNGoldBleeder]

There is no evidence that Chauvin didn’t receive a fair trial.

Oh, I think he received a fair trial in terms of the legal proceedings. But there's no way in hell there was ever going to be twelve jurors living under a rock these past eleven months.

 

[Joes Place]

Oh, I think he received a fair trial in terms of the legal proceedings. But there's no way in hell there was ever going to be twelve jurors living under a rock these past eleven months.

Why did 12 jurors "need to be under a rock"?

All they needed to do was agree they could objectively review the evidence, the charges and the applicable laws.

 

[BlackNGoldBleeder]

Why did 12 jurors "need to be under a rock"?

All they needed to do was agree they could objectively review the evidence, the charges and the applicable laws.

Don't be obtuse.

 

[millah_22]

 

[Fluffles]

That’s fake.

Did Chicago Police Tweet 'We Are All Derek Chauvin'?

The former Minneapolis police officer was found guilty in the killing of George Floyd, a Black man.

www.snopes.com

 

[millah_22]

That’s fake.

Did Chicago Police Tweet 'We Are All Derek Chauvin'?

The former Minneapolis police officer was found guilty in the killing of George Floyd, a Black man.

www.snopes.com

I thought that was obvious.

 

[Fluffles]

I thought that was obvious.

The way it’s been shared on social media, not obvious to very many people.

 

[dirtypool]

There is no evidence that Chauvin didn’t receive a fair trial.

We must push out trial reform bills because there could have been a chance he didnt recieve a fair trial, perhaps somehow