He held someone on the ground and he died still it’s horrible!! I don’t think he tried to kill him tbh and I feel like the sentence was fair. If I got in a fight and killed someone I’d get a manslaughter charge and get about the same amount of time. I don’t feel the same way as the black community because I’m white so... ya know.
@joe smath ..Shut up, Joe Smoe, you don't know what you're talking about. Chauvin's own fellow officers said he didn't act according to LE policies when he stomped his knee on GF's neck for over 9 mins. !! Whether GF was on drugs or not has no bearing, he was still murdered. Chauvin will have to stand trial in an other case involving a 14 year old girl,( also POC!). There he did the same thing, except the girl survived. Plus, in another case he was also reprimanded. Despite Chauvin's defense attorney's statement that Chauvin had an unblemished record, Chauvin's conduct records show the opposite. So, SHUT UP, Joe Smoe!!! You don't know shit!!!
@@lanesniffin730 chauvin had his knee on floyd’s neck long before he said he couldn’t breathe, and you’re saying that handing out tickets is more important than saving lives? smh…
I used to work for the Courts and the Department of Corrections. I can tell from the look on his face he is numb. it hasn’t quite hit him that he’s really going to spend 15 to 22 years in a cell. That disbelief will disappear just about the time he steps off the bus.
@@markdouglas481 No, not because he was a lifetime offender but because they’d have thrown the book at him for killing a cop. Too bad cops are only elevated when they’re the victim of a crime and not the perpetrator.
Whats the point of comparing everything? Not only is 22 years a LONG time especially in solitary, it was the number the judge arrived at from the sentencing guidelines. Judges don't sentence based on how you feel about it. They sentence based on agrivating and mitigating circumstances.
Well, GF did overdose and he lived a criminal life. Derek Chauvin used a maneuver taught to him by the police academy, which does not cause death. So ...seems to me Chauvin ought to sue the state for teaching him to use it.
This man will not last a minute if they put him with others inmates. He will be in a solitary confinement to the remaining of his prison time. This will drive him insane.
@@steveyoung9271 actually, even criminals have rights. Sorry if that hurts your little feelings toots. This is America and cops can't just kill people. Move if you don't like it.
@@steveyoung9271 Of course I'm not the victim. Your original comment blamed George for using a fake $20. That's victim blaming. Try and keep up with the BS that comes out your mouth.
There are so many cops who deserve to be in prison with him...this conviction is a drop in the bucket on what should be. They gave him just enough to stop further riots...but real justice is as always...averted.
Actually he'd likely have gotten the death penalty because he would have killed a cop.. And somehow that's worse than a cop who's supposed to protect others who kills them instead ?
@@RinrvUSA wait but he didnt kill anyone? he didnt force the fentanyl down his throat. He swallowed it himself because he didnt want to get charged with posession when the police searched him for using a counterfit note.
@@brucehoward8926 They should have not let Floyd's guy with him in the car refuse to testify. He knows the whole story. He got protected by people who wants Chauvin jailed. But he will get it too one day.
@@iceblue1457 I understand that, but the facts of the matter is George Floyd had a lethal dose of fentanyl in his blood, in addition to half chewed pills found on the floor of the police cruiser. The most likely explanation was George had these pills in his pocket, and knowing that he was going to be searched for using fake money, decided to put the pills in his mouth so that he wouldnt be charged with possession. These pills then induced a paranoia and panic attack which caused him to start shouting that he couldnt breath due to the toxic levels of fentanyl in his blood (This was before anybody had pinned him to the ground). He then begun resisting arrest to which he was pinned to the ground of which he finally overdosed. Chauvin definitely lacked empathy in his arrest of George Floyd, but it's clear he is not a murderer. It would even be a stretch to charge him with manslaughter... let alone murder. I think Chauvin as a police officer maybe should have been able to identify that George was ODing and call for an ambulance, but not being able to correctly diagnose a medical condition isnt exactly something I'd be too harsh on a police officer over. I dont know, the idiots controlling the narrative are simply trying to make Derek Chauvin out to be some secret KKK member who burnt crosses and had massacred the black man and finally got caught. Nope, just a police officer who arrested some dude who overdosed and died in his custody, so he got blamed for the death. That's all.
@@jackroberts416 it's the eyes, eyebrows, and position of his head including the rest of his body. More of his face would help but isn't needed, and he was maskless for a bit at times.
No he has NO "remorse"...he can't believe he's is paying for what he thought was okay to do to a Brown skined man...in his mind...less than human...a drug addict who got what he deserved. No George was no angel as all of us flawed humans are not..chauvin was no angel either. No matter what George did or did not do in or with his life...he was a human being....don't forget GOD IS in CONTROL...HE needs NO co-pilot.
Whatever you are seeing here, I assure you, it is all in your imagination. He was fully aware of what was going to happen before he entered the courtroom. It is clear you have no idea how court works. Everything in court is predetermined. It was known beforehand that the judge was going to sentence him to longer than 12 years, the judge said as much.
We know people have been sentenced this long for drug possession, so it's sad that we have to see this as a little bit of justice. Let's remember, a man was murdered.
@@ericstaples7220 in the video he was telling the officers he couldn’t breathe and he asked for water. Also after he stopped moving the officer still kept his leg on his neck for 2 more minutes
Yes but those people generally have other felonies on their record which changes the sentencing guidelines. He has no priors, which makes all the difference in the world.
Hearing about how his punishment includes recognition of the level of cruelty he showed to George Floyd didn't bother him as much as hearing that he wouldn't be able to possess firearms, ammunition, or explosives for the rest of his life.
I kinda think he knows he finally got caught after 17 prior complaints of abuse. His supervisors turned a blind eye until the world saw him on video. This murder was in broad daylight, in front of witnesses, what happened in the dark?
@@rlm2933 Too bad for Chauvin, no doctor would get on the stand and state what you said. Would that maybe be because it was obviously NOT a drug overdose?
He's not going to be liked in prison. He'll need to be in solitary in order to come out alive. Sadly, I don't think this will change anything with these rogue cops.
There are way too many rogue cops out there hiding behind a wall of silence, circle the wagons boys, and qualified immunity. And Police wonder why the public neither trusts nor respects them?.
Jackie Foreman, You are soo right it has not changed a thing! rogue cops are still harassing, brutalizing and murdering black people. A family with children was stopped by white cop, he said man was speeding. Man said he was not speeding. Man asked to pls speak to a supervisor, rogue cop got angry! and sprayed the entire car with pepper/mace spray. Spray was strong too strong for his children. Cop kept spraying so man drove off to get away from the spraying not the cop. Cop got angry and rammed the family's car and the little 11yr old was killed, but they are blaming the father for driving off!!..They are definitely not getting better. This cop didn't care that he might hurt these innocent children, so they are blaming the dad for everything..
@@miladabravenec14 You and people who look like u are not all but mostly all alike. To show joy, and laughter for a child killed because of the color of her skin, there are no words fitting for an "Azz' like you! Your continued hatred taught to you and others from generation to generations is what's keeping "Racism' in our Country "ALIVE! so milada bravenec, you just continue spreading your joy and laughter for a little child killed because of the color of her skin, and other "EVIL' things continuously done to "People of Color,' hatred You Think will get you Everywhere!..BLESS YOU..
George Floyd alredy committed crimes prior to this incident.he is not a innocent squeaky clean man .we should take that into account as well which is probably what the judge did.
No one is saying he was, but the arresting officer DOES NOT have the authority to carry out capital punishment on his own volition. He should have been put in a car a taken to the police station.
@@samuelchamp9899 floyd didn't want to get into the police car. you know that by looking at the videos that were played repeatedly. He said he was claustrophobic. Did anyone wonder why Chauvin with 19 years of clean record, did what he did to george Floyd who was no saint either. So the judgement from court is fair given the fact the Floyd family received usd27M in compensation from Minneapolis State. What more do you people want? when they had the funeral in church for Floyd, where is your Christian forgiveness. If you people are out for Chauvin's blood, then God will judge you all as well.
Imagine having to spend the next 20 yrs of your life doing the same things over and over. Being surrounded by people that have done severe brutal double murders and rapist. Being told when to get up. When you can shower when you can eat when you can sleep. Not being allowed to be underneath your blanket after 8-9am and they’ll take it if your are. You’re life as you know it is over. To get 20 yrs of life is a blessing so to assume he’ll even get out is giving him grace. Nobody knows their day. He’ll sit there and think he’s going to possibly die in there. He’ll take a few days to adjust and a few weeks to months for him to accept
He’s looking around like, “What? What did I do wrong? Why am I even here?” Sometimes true evil can be found in the last place or organization you expect.
No there not been a lawyer along time rarely cuffed unless caused trouble. Wouldn’t matter if they had sentenced him to death by fire. There would still be people complaining that it should have been by hanging
His mother did not even acknowledge George Floyd or his family or the community whatsoever. May be an indicator of how he was raised. I mean, not only did the woman not express condolences to the family of the man that her son killed, she did not even acknowledge them at all.
@@DianaD113 lol. You're right. He's the kind of person I would hire to watch my kids, he lived a virtuous life. Eating a notoriously deadly drug had nothing to do with his death. 🙄 Get real.
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@@shanemachado1422 it wasent accedently, it wad on purpose, flyod was begging to breath as this man sat on him for 9 minutes and 52 secs, it was 9 minutes to long, handcuff and get ofd, not slowly choke a man to death
People are so dumb. Don’t understand that he had FOUR times the LETHAL dose of fentanyl. Enough to kill him 4 times over. Oh but chauvins knee on his shoulder for half the 9 minutes and on his back for 2 more of the 9 minutes killed him😂😂 absolute joke.
Yeah I noticed that so the defense probably asked to handcuff him in the back but also last time he wasn’t in there custody, Time he was already in jail so they just put the suit on him in the back anyways
In GB it changed from hanging to sometimes as "little" as 10 years. While the man's and many others' actions enraged me, justice is not the same as revenge. Shakesleare's Portia in Merchant of Venice" could enlighten you a bit. No modern religion outside Buddhism and Jainism has sufficient moral character in philosophy or adherents to measure up to what we should be, or even remotely approach simple kindness. It is necessary for a community to exclude the violent. This is pitiable, even as just law and justice itself must be strict on such offenders. And the trolls here in abundance will have to grow up for many years, if that is at all possible. Because one kills does not make it right that another kills
Really? Life without parole for second degree murder concoction by someone with no record? Convicted criminal George Floyd died while resisting his 20th arrest.
@@BalkanMode yet…none of those offenses were murder. Funny how you make George sound like scum when he never actually killed anyone. Chauvin abused his position and murdered a man.
@@BalkanMode George Floyd was murdered. It doesn’t matter if it was his 20th conviction or he’d never been convicted, he was entitled to his day in court and it wasn’t for Chauvin to carelessly and sadistically murder Floyd and deny him his day in court. Compared to other sentences Chauvin got off easy. I’m not sure life was the answer but he needed to be made an example of so other officers know you can’t just sadistically murder people and expect there will be no consequences
That hit me too as I watched his body language and facial expression. His face curled up in rage, his shoulders squared, he walked out like a hero, posturing. He IS a hero in my community, revered and lauded. "He was just doing his job" So shameful I cringe.
@Christopher Bogie The criminal sentence for "being a loser" isn't "DEATH," and certainly not by a police officer instead of the courts. I dare you to find where in the law it says that the punishment for being a loser or using drugs is the death sentence. This is America, not Iran. The police don't get to carry out cop-imposed death sentences at their discretion for minor criminal offenses.
Not pretending to take notes like he did the whole trial. Reality has finally hit him!!! The cheek of Nelson though, asked for probation for time spent.
@@KCnelsonKC In China? If you kill an unwanted minority e.g. a Uyghur then you probably get a pay raise. Pop to the back of the head? Not sure what universe you're living in.
Right, but usually depending on the color, and the level of decency or education, it's not necessary. Not racist at all: just watch some vids with the opposite color, and you will see why it seems like normal required mandatory procedure. It's all about that baby
I handcuffed myself in the interview room at my police station when I got arrested once for DUI and the cop told me “you don’t need to cuff yourself man” and uncuffed me. I’m brown skinned and he was your stereotypical white looking officer. A lot of times it’s how you behave yourself during the arrest and trial. If you earn their trust yes maybe there will be a moment where they won’t cuff you when you expect to be or they’ll put them on very loose.
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It history is any indication if he wants any firearms he would most likely be able to get them; I’m fairly certain that more than one convicted felon that owns a gun illegally. Just be be clear this is simply a comment to the first part of the statement and not related to anything else going on regarding gun ownership and/or peoples rights.
@@shouldbeabrook862 I’m sure that many convicts own firearms illegally. They may not have driver’s licenses, or business licenses, but by god, they have guns. Bad people just gonna be bad.
@@MsNickie1001 exactly. Then there are those that could get them legally but would rather not have anything traced back to them. There’s a market for just about anything and if someone is looking for something in particular with no record of it, odds are you’ll be able to find it. I know that I have items that I’d rather not be attached to me…but it’s more due to the amount of money (and number of items) I’ve spent on things online like art/office supplies, shoes, and various toys for my animals. :)
@@JaneDoe-sk5ps Yeah. You are going that route because admitting that our police are corrupt is a very scary prospect for you. You falsely believe they are there to protect you. You are wrong. And as soon as you come to this realization you will see things as they actually are, not how you want them to be. And then, finally, can we move forward. In truth, we are waiting on you to wake up to reality. We can't fix anything until you come around.
I am not a lawyer. My understanding was 40 years was the maximum, the prosecutor reasonably asked for 30 years and the judge gave him 22.5 years. I have to think this was a somewhat light sentence considering there were 4 very powerful and valid aggravating factors. Just a shame.
@@DoctorChained just because it’s a step in the right direction doesn’t mean it isn’t also a shame. It’s a shame because cops in this country still get a slap on the wrist when they kill people, to where this sentence is a relief to many. That is shameful for this country. Had someone killed a cop in this way, even if it were their first offense, they’d probably get the maximum sentence, so it’s a shame that cops are held to a lower standard than civilians.
@@DoctorChained massive step in the right direction? Chauvin abused his authority too long. People are serving life in prison for marijuana usage. Black folk are in prison for life for nonviolent offenses. This feels premeditated because of his previous behavior and history which is why it doesn't feel "reasonable." The judge credited him 190 days and he'll likely be released early if he survives his time behind bars...
Remorse for doing his risky job when the resisting arrested probably was killed by the uverdose. Chavin experiencing the scapegoat of the political dynamics.
He did do it alone. What about the bystanders that saw it? Are you going to charge them as well? Based on your logic everyone that was standing out there would be charged.
@@eugenecaldwell9619 your comment is stupid. Did any bystander helped to hold George down? Did any bystander try to stop others who wanted to help? Did any bystander have the privilege /authority of telling their colleague to remove their knee? Seriously now... The other three officers are culpable because they physically helped to hold the victim down for minutes and they willfully ignored their training and the numerous suggestions from bystanders as to the fact that George was dying. So stop ur bs about bystanders bring culpable too. Nonesense.
@@紫のフェニックス81 Your comment is stupid as well. Chauvin was the boss of that crew. If you were on the job and your boss asked you to help hold a criminal down are you telling me you wouldn't do it? Should they have let him get up and walk away so he could come to your house and put a gun to your stomach like he did that pregnant woman? By the way all the cops didn't hold him down. Only one other cop held him down.
@@user1982 there are a number of them recommended for pardons but dump let his friends out instead; there was a 60 min show with some of these people very sad to see simple pot possession in for yrs
"He gets out at 67 years old not much of a life, no pension, no savings and no health care." - None of this is true. He'll be paroled after about 12-15 years, so probably out by 60. He'll be eligible for his pension and health care almost immediately after being released. And he owns two properties (divided with his ex-wife), so probably has substantial savings.
@@SteveJobIess EXACTLY!! the first coroner who examined his body, said the small bone in his lower throat was broken, and that Doesn't happen when you hang! it ONLY happens when you are strangled!!..
He was cuffed after being found guilty, good enough for me. My favorite part was watching the ruling sink in. At some point his lawyer tried to get his attention, and he glanced over, wide eyed, realizing he wasn't walking away from this shit.
I knew the judge was gonna go straight by the book. I am not surprised he didn't speak on anything else. He is one of them. He had an opportunity not only to correct Chauvin but to speak to police all around the US. He didn't, in my opinion he hated to have to give him the minimum. I hope he gets the time he deserves in Fed court and I hope it starts right after his state time ends.
Spot on, this judge had a opportunity to make a statement of abuse of power, of the cruelty of beatings and killings by thug cops, and he did not. This judge could have made a lasting statement regarding cops that are monsters and will be held accountable.
@@jaycuzman625 It isn't a judge's JOB to make any statements, and he specifically said that. He provided a thorough legal analysis of his decision. The cop got a 2 decade+ conviction. You didn't get the verdict you want so the judge is "one of them"? 22 years was well over "the minimum". Justice was served dumbass.
@@looneytunes5632 if it wasn’t a fellow government coward being tried he would’ve blasted him on how horrible of a human being he is. But nope can’t blast your personal army thugs
@@wv-dixie6374 and, you are only meant to do that position if the arrested person was resisting. Floyd never resisted. Plus, you can clearly hear that he couldn’t breathe, he literally choked him to death. Do they teach cops to do that?
There is no pleasing anyone .. this guy is not satisfy with someone spending 22 years in prison . Come on ! … this is a huge step towards police accountability take the win
I agree with you. There’s a lot of ways that this could have been brushed off. 22 or even 15 is a lot if you are the one serving. I hope this gives that officer lots of time to reflect on what he did and sends a message to other officers that are way to rough and physical.
Would 22 be enough for any crime? Sexual assault on several children, even? Just because 22 is a long time, doesn't mean it's long enough for the crime. People with power need to know that they will never have a free life again if they blatantly abuse it.
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@@MachiavellisThePrince you are not smart. You just have internet access. He was IMPROPERLY CHARGED. The required elements were NOT presented. They only convicted him because ‘BLM’ or whatever that shit means and to prevent the city from burning down (again).
What really bothers me is how he has that dumb look on his face like he just woke up and is trying to figure out what’s going on. He killed someone, accident or not, and now he has to suffer the consequences. Edit: I wanna make something clear. The only reason I say “accident or not” is because if I were to say it was one or the other, then I’m just asking for a bunch of hate comments from both sides.
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@@jacelinesanches1956 Uhhh, yes, it does matter. There’s a big difference between murder and manslaughter. The difference matters. It effects the sentencing afterall. Do you have ANY evidence that he intended to murder Curious George? Any hard evidence?
This man just caused chaos to the world now arrests can't be made properly the robbers will just keep robing because they have to be soft. Yea thanks alot Derik.
In normal circumstances, you are handcuffed if you are at risk of trying to evade or attack other people. But all criminals are handcuffed in the U.S. because you like toughness.
Should have gotten more time I think, but at least he will never work as a officer again or be able to carry a weapon even though the weapon he used was his leg.
@@EddieMachetti The guy probably wasn’t the greatest person or the greatest cop, but he wasn’t responsible for the death of George Floyd. That was the drugs
In all honesty it must be one of the hardest jobs in the world being a cop. Especially, in a rough city, however this guy just plain abused his power and for that the punishment fitted the crime. Shout out to all the good cops who do protect and serve justly.
@@maximusp210 Is that even constitutional? He could still own a bow/crossbow but that wouldn't help him with protecting himself likely. Either way Chauvin deserved it. His sentence definitely fits the crime. If they throw him in solitary confinement for the entire sentence that would be worse than life in prison.
@@Copper20 Yes its constitutional because when you commit felonies that are prison time you forfeit certain rights like that to vote and to own a firearm legally.
Anne Gonzalez, He only have to serve 2 thirds of 22 and 1half yrs...Which is only 15yrs..Did u notice after he was sentenced he walked out without being handcuffed. No law officer came to his tablet/seat to get him as he stood up!! I know someone who got 26yrs for growing 1 half acres of marijuana. He had no previous record. He has already served about 12 and 1half yrs. He was given black time! chauvin was given white time of only having to serve 2/ 3rds of his time 15yrs.There is always a difference you know...I am not a black person even i can see thru this..😲
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@ILLEGITIMATE DEMENTED Joe Meh...Chauvin is obviously partaking in something..I would question his sexuality..Wonder what he would have done to Floyd on the street with out a badge and the without his fellow high school losers who readily gravitate towards law enforcement..
@@DoyleHargraves-hr5cl I do honestly dislike this. People say "not all cops are bad". But I'm tired of thinking the large majority aren't. Most cops literally have complaints filed against them for physical violence or going too far. It's hard to say "not all of them" anymore with all of these things coming out. But I will say there's atleast a few decent cops.
think he has been in prison for 199 days.....think he knew he was going back unless he was incredibly stupid....him doing time or millions of pounds of damages with riots...easy decision he was never going to get a light sentence......there was only one place he was going....by the way i think it was the right sentence
I’m appalled that killer sat there and looked like he thought he would get a slap on the wrist I’m Canadian and no police officer use a knee to the neck that video is heartbreaking how a white police officer who is there protecting citizens could do such an evil despicable act you mr chauvan deserved the maximum your life in prison will be a nightmare and I have zero sympathy I hope this is a wake up call to the police and a knee to the neck should be banned there are cameras everywhere and cell phones you are police officers and your job is to protect the public not kill them it was a revolting act and I’m sure if the cop was black and the officer was white he would have been given life without parole
I noticed the court officers let Chauvin casually walk out of the courtroom without being handcuffed after sentencing. Is this a sign of the special treatment he will receive while doing time in prison?
Maybe they were so blinded by the color of his skin it didn't occur to them how dangerous he was. And they assumed that since their skin was also blinding, they'd also be safe.
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This will be quietly appealed over the next couple of years. It may be possible to get a fair trial if the threat of burning down the city is not hanging over the jurors.
@@dart1806 this is the result of qualified immunity allowing cops to distance themselves from compassion and understanding while becoming ignorant of the very laws they are meant to enforce but demanding immediate obedience "or else"...
@@xmarine73 disagree without qualified immunity statement You don't have a police force unless you have qualified immunity There is nothing wrong with complying with the law.
@@dart1806 other countries have cops who aren't unionized and who don't have qualified immunity and it's working great for them... sooooo? Qualified immunity, as it exists currently, is a huge problem. It's INTENT is to cover the actions of an officer acting in good faith to preserve life (sometimes persevering life means having to take the life of another - I'm not ignoring that) and uphold the law. Instead it's been used as a blanket to cover every single infraction or violation of the law any officer makes at any time. It's this usage that has become systemic and problematic throughout the country. You cannot have a police force that is without accountability.
@@user-xe4so5en8b The man committed murder, pleaded not-guilty and showed no remorse. Sympathise with him all you can and wish him well but he doesn’t deserve to be a part of society. Maybe you are like him, who knows? 🤷♀️
He looked like he's still trying to figure out just how he got here.
He knows well why an how.
Perfect summary.
Well said..
I'm still trying to figure it out as well. Sucks when George overdosed and Derek got in the middle of it
I totally agree with you… he’s gotten away with so much it’s second nature to him.. he simply cannot understand what the fuss is all about!
Without cell phone video, he’d still be patrolling Minneapolis streets in uniform.
And continuing his killing spree of people of color.
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Now that’s a scary thought….💭 Now even scarier thought, imagine all the killer cops still out there… Hope this sends them all a message!!!
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Friendly reminder there are people serving life sentences for marijuana possession
You kidding??
No they're not kidding. Are those fuckin bots, what generic responses
@@dankmemes5248 who?
Multiple offenses and arrests add up and count.
Yelp.you can buy it legally but they put you in jail for it.
He looks like he’s still in disbelief that’s he’s even here, no remorse whatsoever
I was thinking the same thing. He has that look like he does not care.
@@LuisSanchez-en3sf Exactly.
He held someone on the ground and he died still it’s horrible!! I don’t think he tried to kill him tbh and I feel like the sentence was fair. If I got in a fight and killed someone I’d get a manslaughter charge and get about the same amount of time. I don’t feel the same way as the black community because I’m white so... ya know.
@joe smath ..Shut up, Joe Smoe, you don't know what you're talking about. Chauvin's own fellow officers said he didn't act according to LE policies when he stomped his knee on GF's neck for over 9 mins. !!
Whether GF was on drugs or not has no bearing, he was still murdered.
Chauvin will have to stand trial in an other case involving a 14 year old girl,( also POC!). There he did the same thing, except the girl survived. Plus, in another case he was also reprimanded. Despite Chauvin's defense attorney's statement that Chauvin had an unblemished record, Chauvin's conduct records show the opposite.
So, SHUT UP, Joe Smoe!!! You don't know shit!!!
because he didnt do anything to be in this position
3:15 starts the actual verdict
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It never, at any point, occurred to Chauvin that he could be held accountable.
@@lanesniffin730 racist alert 🚨
@@jaydenlanser300 stfu this why we will never agree... you literally know nothing about him and he’s instantly racist...
@@jaydenlanser300 more like troll alert. Why this story? who knows with the toxic...
@@Down-Fall_ because she is saying that floyde died of a drug od which has been proven false, and that the fact that he couldn’t breathe was funny
@@lanesniffin730 chauvin had his knee on floyd’s neck long before he said he couldn’t breathe, and you’re saying that handing out tickets is more important than saving lives? smh…
I used to work for the Courts and the Department of Corrections. I can tell from the look on his face he is numb. it hasn’t quite hit him that he’s really going to spend 15 to 22 years in a cell. That disbelief will disappear just about the time he steps off the bus.
because he won't. the appellate court will reverse this sentence.
Do you think he really will? I hope so. But, I am having a hard time believing he will actually serve that amount of time.
The next Republican President will absolve his conviction.
@@anlace3447 you wish
Bruh that's if he survives in there for that long, he's gonna get fucked up by inmates. And nobody's coming to save his ass conspiracy theory garbage
George would've gotten life in Prison, if the case was Reversed.
because he was a lifetime offender.....a total POS
@@markdouglas481 No, not because he was a lifetime offender but because they’d have thrown the book at him for killing a cop. Too bad cops are only elevated when they’re the victim of a crime and not the perpetrator.
@@trickortrump3292 so this cops treatment doesn't count as elevated?
@@markdouglas481 and you believe this is Chauvins first crime? This is only his first time being held accountable, wake up little sheep
No he wouldn’t
News anchor : I know people doing 15yrs for way less than this”
Well then that is a problem with our justice system lol
You should probably learn what life is about because apparently you don't even understand what you want to do with your life.
That is correct Capt Obvious. There iS a problem with our justice system.
no shit sherlock
Whats the point of comparing everything? Not only is 22 years a LONG time especially in solitary, it was the number the judge arrived at from the sentencing guidelines. Judges don't sentence based on how you feel about it. They sentence based on agrivating and mitigating circumstances.
Don’t drop the soap Derek
Same stupid look when they found him guilty...
@@craigrichards9683 how is that a “lol”…like what is the whole point of that statement? 🤷🏽♂️
What do you want him do? Lol
Well, GF did overdose and he lived a criminal life. Derek Chauvin used a maneuver taught to him by the police academy, which does not cause death. So ...seems to me Chauvin ought to sue the state for teaching him to use it.
@Micah Green k
@@melasvarco4791 trumptards are getting railed in prison rn.
One of the greatest test of character is how a person uses his/her power
So what about china Joe? What has he done for Americans?
@@letsgobrandon4018 hasn’t murdered anyone without remorse.
Stop it with comments about things that have nothing to do with the video. Get a clue.
@@letsgobrandon4018 “what about Joe” is the best argument right wingers have now isn’t it? That’s sad man.
@@letsgobrandon4018 this has nothing to do with him.
*Judge gives out sentence*
Derek Chauvin: 🤨
This man will not last a minute if they put him with others inmates. He will be in a solitary confinement to the remaining of his prison time. This will drive him insane.
The Aryan Brotherhood will love him.
Yes. He won't be much of a man wen he comes out prison after 60 years of age, if he ever comes out.before someinmate gets to him first.
@@austinhorton6350 even they hate cops
You like that ... to happen to you? Don't wish that on others.
@@jermainamburayan580 You're saying that as if saying it to yourself. Be kind. Be kind. Be kind.
He doesn't look pensive. He looks confused instead.
His aggressive cop training obviously did not prepare him for this moment.
Hello 👋
Who the F cares how he feels lmaoo
Why the FUCKKKKKKKK wasn’t he handcuff that’s a question to ask smfh
Facts 😂😂
If the police had fired him on what he had done in the past we would not be here
@@steveyoung9271 actually, even criminals have rights. Sorry if that hurts your little feelings toots. This is America and cops can't just kill people. Move if you don't like it.
@@steveyoung9271 oh that's great to hear. I thought for sure you'd need a safe space after watching justice get served.
@@steveyoung9271 I've been called worse by better. Victim blaming is an easy way to show everyone your education level.
If da poeleece had fired him y’all wouldn’t have gotten all dem free TV’s
@@steveyoung9271 Of course I'm not the victim. Your original comment blamed George for using a fake $20. That's victim blaming. Try and keep up with the BS that comes out your mouth.
There are so many cops who deserve to be in prison with him...this conviction is a drop in the bucket on what should be. They gave him just enough to stop further riots...but real justice is as always...averted.
Had the roles been reversed the murderer would’ve got life without parole without any question or debate..
Actually he'd likely have gotten the death penalty because he would have killed a cop.. And somehow that's worse than a cop who's supposed to protect others who kills them instead ?
@@RinrvUSA wait but he didnt kill anyone? he didnt force the fentanyl down his throat. He swallowed it himself because he didnt want to get charged with posession when the police searched him for using a counterfit note.
@@brucehoward8926 They should have not let Floyd's guy with him in the car refuse to testify. He knows the whole story. He got protected by people who wants Chauvin jailed. But he will get it too one day.
@@iceblue1457 I understand that, but the facts of the matter is George Floyd had a lethal dose of fentanyl in his blood, in addition to half chewed pills found on the floor of the police cruiser. The most likely explanation was George had these pills in his pocket, and knowing that he was going to be searched for using fake money, decided to put the pills in his mouth so that he wouldnt be charged with possession. These pills then induced a paranoia and panic attack which caused him to start shouting that he couldnt breath due to the toxic levels of fentanyl in his blood (This was before anybody had pinned him to the ground). He then begun resisting arrest to which he was pinned to the ground of which he finally overdosed.
Chauvin definitely lacked empathy in his arrest of George Floyd, but it's clear he is not a murderer. It would even be a stretch to charge him with manslaughter... let alone murder. I think Chauvin as a police officer maybe should have been able to identify that George was ODing and call for an ambulance, but not being able to correctly diagnose a medical condition isnt exactly something I'd be too harsh on a police officer over.
I dont know, the idiots controlling the narrative are simply trying to make Derek Chauvin out to be some secret KKK member who burnt crosses and had massacred the black man and finally got caught. Nope, just a police officer who arrested some dude who overdosed and died in his custody, so he got blamed for the death. That's all.
@@brucehoward8926 are you telling us that you’d handle an overdose this way? Good grief.
Is it just me or is there not one, single, ounce of remorse on his face. He probably thinks he was wronged somehow.
I cant tell because half his face is covered by a mask.
well duh. go search up his past records. he has done sickening stuff too. Its unfortunate he didnt get put down the way he slaughter George Floyd
Of course he does. No doubt he thinks he's the victim here
@@jackroberts416 it's the eyes, eyebrows, and position of his head including the rest of his body. More of his face would help but isn't needed, and he was maskless for a bit at times.
No he has NO "remorse"...he can't believe he's is paying for what he thought was okay to do to a Brown skined man...in his mind...less than human...a drug addict who got what he deserved. No George was no angel as all of us flawed humans are not..chauvin was no angel either. No matter what George did or did not do in or with his life...he was a human being....don't forget GOD IS in CONTROL...HE needs NO co-pilot.
For an ex-cop 22 and 1/2 years is a life sentence cuz he ain't never getting out alive.
He's going to be in protective custody. He'll most definitely get out alive.
I was going to say something similar, even if he is not killed his time spent will be hell.
He will be free in a year
@@GD-gj6mn nah George beat him there
@@rekcusdoo Lmao you think the pc block is gonna like him either?
This needs that meme of the lady trying to do mental math lmao when judge said 270 months you can literally see his face trying to compute that.
@@madelinegauthierseneca4251 22.5 years
That’s exactly what I did! Lol! 😂
This comment made me laugh xD
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Whatever you are seeing here, I assure you, it is all in your imagination. He was fully aware of what was going to happen before he entered the courtroom. It is clear you have no idea how court works. Everything in court is predetermined. It was known beforehand that the judge was going to sentence him to longer than 12 years, the judge said as much.
We know people have been sentenced this long for drug possession, so it's sad that we have to see this as a little bit of justice. Let's remember, a man was murdered.
Floyd died of a drug overdose. Chauvin is an innocent man getting 22.5 years.
@@ericstaples7220 HUH? GET HELP. THERE WAS A VIDEO SHOWING EVIDENCE, HE IS A HORRIBLE MAN WHO SHOULD HAVE A LIFE SENTANCE AND KILLED AN INNOCENT MAN
Mob rule decided this case. This is a sad day for American justice. Fact!
@@ericstaples7220 in the video he was telling the officers he couldn’t breathe and he asked for water. Also after he stopped moving the officer still kept his leg on his neck for 2 more minutes
@@chaos3340 you are objectively wrong. That is all
This is the last time I want to see Derek Chauvin.
It’s just the beginning. Gods wrath is coming
Don't worry in 2042 he'll be in the media again.
@@AcolyteOfLucifer 2042 sounds like a nightmare
He'll write a biography- and make millions. A rich retirement coming his way. Fame = easy money.
@@AcolyteOfLucifer nope nope nope yesterday a judge already denied him another hearing
The inmates will give him a hard time. This guy is unlikely to survive.
Good news then!
They will not send him to prisons with black inmates
unfortunately he won't be put in general population in prison he, hw will receive special treatment and do his time in a special unit
Please white supremacists are already protecting him
@Yea Eva Then why the hell did we go to war against hitler
15 years for murder? Wow, that's a slap on the wrist. People in for simple drug possession get longer sentences than that.
Drug possession gets 15
22.5 years bud. You missed key details
Yes but those people generally have other felonies on their record which changes the sentencing guidelines. He has no priors, which makes all the difference in the world.
@@vampirehunterd2561 He has no priors???? Are we sure????
Free my UNCLE
Hearing about how his punishment includes recognition of the level of cruelty he showed to George Floyd didn't bother him as much as hearing that he wouldn't be able to possess firearms, ammunition, or explosives for the rest of his life.
He doesn't look as emotionally detached as he did while kneeling on George Floyd's neck... I wonder why.
Cause it’s his turn to have something taken away from him.
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I wouldn't EITHER i wouldn't care an dont care LMAOFRFR n im a so called black man frfr
@@Virtual_Reality_RL And then he was murdered.
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He abused his power and killed a human being, therefore; he will be punished for it.
Good he’s in jail, now back to working 5 days a week, pay check to paycheck and pay taxes
@@TropicalAsian-1000 he did good
Hero
@@TropicalAsian-1000 isn't what we supposed to do? any other suggestion except being an asshole
@Chung De Lungus I agree, he was advancing society by getting convicted and imprisoned for murder
he was looking at the judge like "Are you sentencing me or Floyd"?
💀💀
Judge was ripping him a new one...
Viciously!!! Ouch!!!
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In mn cops only got to do 50 to 60 lmao hell be with the woods hell be ok out in 7 to 12
yup - that's a good way of describing it - total Denile and troll regurgitated confusion
If they would’ve sentenced the cops that beat Rodney King there would be no George Floyd. Cops need to be held accountable.
Rodney King was a spoof video. Already been proven
Not sure I totally agree. Even when cops are sentenced, that’s hardly a deterrent to bad or abusive officers.
Yeah take away all the cops that kill criminals and watch America turn into the purge! Sounds logical!
I Absolutely agree with you. That would’ve stopped a lot of corruption in law enforcement.
Well SPOKEN and Thank You.
I kinda think he knows he finally got caught after 17 prior complaints of abuse. His supervisors turned a blind eye until the world saw him on video. This murder was in broad daylight, in front of witnesses, what happened in the dark?
He may have murdered more cuz he did this with such ease.
The way he slowly killed that man still haunts me
Me too
Lol he overdosed
He had plenty chances to get off the man's neck..... Plenty times George Floyd said he couldn't breathe 🤦💔.
He never kill that piece of shit
@@rlm2933 Too bad for Chauvin, no doctor would get on the stand and state what you said. Would that maybe be because it was obviously NOT a drug overdose?
He's not going to be liked in prison. He'll need to be in solitary in order to come out alive. Sadly, I don't think this will change anything with these rogue cops.
There are way too many rogue cops out there hiding behind a wall of silence, circle the wagons boys, and qualified immunity.
And Police wonder why the public neither trusts nor respects them?.
Jackie Foreman,
You are soo right it has not changed a thing! rogue cops are still harassing, brutalizing and murdering black people. A family with children was stopped by white cop, he said man was speeding.
Man said he was not speeding. Man asked to pls speak to a supervisor, rogue cop got angry! and sprayed the entire car with pepper/mace spray. Spray was strong too strong for his children. Cop kept spraying so man drove off to get away from the spraying not the cop. Cop got angry and rammed the family's car and the little 11yr old was killed, but they are blaming the father for driving off!!..They are definitely not getting better. This cop didn't care that he might hurt these innocent children, so they are blaming the dad for everything..
@@jacquelynlewis6213 touching story 🥲😂🥺😩😭🤣😂
@@miladabravenec14 You and people who look like u are not all but mostly all alike. To show joy, and laughter for a child killed because of the color of her skin, there are no words fitting for an "Azz' like you! Your continued hatred taught to you and others from generation to generations is what's keeping "Racism' in our Country "ALIVE! so milada bravenec, you just continue spreading your joy and laughter for a little child killed because of the color of her skin, and other "EVIL' things continuously done to "People of Color,' hatred You Think will get you Everywhere!..BLESS YOU..
@@jacquelynlewis6213 you’ve created racism at the first place and divided the society. Frankly it’s tiring.... god bless you
What’s disappointing is that he wasn’t placed in handcuffs immediately when sentencing.
yeah i thought that was weird too.... i hv never seen someone sentenced and then not cuffed
@@jeffescanto I thought the same
BC he is a decent citizen. Changevthe color and you will understand why handcuff are REQUIRED INMEDIATELY.
@@ferhierro8123 change the color to what?
@@prittblack6604 he's blind so it won't matter
That's 22 years George Floyd wont have.
George Floyd alredy committed crimes prior to this incident.he is not a innocent squeaky clean man .we should take that into account as well which is probably what the judge did.
Good
No one is saying he was, but the arresting officer DOES NOT have the authority to carry out capital punishment on his own volition. He should have been put in a car a taken to the police station.
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@@samuelchamp9899 floyd didn't want to get into the police car. you know that by looking at the videos that were played repeatedly. He said he was claustrophobic. Did anyone wonder why Chauvin with 19 years of clean record, did what he did to george Floyd who was no saint either. So the judgement from court is fair given the fact the Floyd family received usd27M in compensation from Minneapolis State. What more do you people want? when they had the funeral in church for Floyd, where is your Christian forgiveness. If you people are out for Chauvin's blood, then God will judge you all as well.
With his notoriety, he may serve a good part of that sentence in segregation or solitary confinement... "for his own safety. "
Good morning Kathy how are you doing today and how’s the weather conditions by you ??
Solitary confinement is a perfect place for him to sit and ponder his decisions
Even with no notoriety, being an ex-cop almost guarantees protective custody as you go into jail a target
He will spend every second of his sentence in protective custody.
@@claymorespears8797 How are you doing today and how’s the weather conditions by you ??
Imagine having to spend the next 20 yrs of your life doing the same things over and over. Being surrounded by people that have done severe brutal double murders and rapist. Being told when to get up. When you can shower when you can eat when you can sleep. Not being allowed to be underneath your blanket after 8-9am and they’ll take it if your are.
You’re life as you know it is over. To get 20 yrs of life is a blessing so to assume he’ll even get out is giving him grace. Nobody knows their day. He’ll sit there and think he’s going to possibly die in there.
He’ll take a few days to adjust and a few weeks to months for him to accept
Around 40 now
He’s looking around like, “What? What did I do wrong? Why am I even here?”
Sometimes true evil can be found in the last place or organization you expect.
When he was escorted out of the courtroom he should have been handcuffed. Literally every human convicted in that courtroom would have been.
No there not been a lawyer along time rarely cuffed unless caused trouble. Wouldn’t matter if they had sentenced him to death by fire. There would still be people complaining that it should have been by hanging
He most definitely was handcuffed when he was escorted out.
@@rekcusdoo Exactly
@@rekcusdoo uh, no he wasn't. lol 4:31
@@zax2004 - @"uh, no he wasn't. lol 4:31" - 4:31 does not show him being escorted out. He was most definitely handcuffed before being escorted out.
If the police department had fired him on his prior misconducts. He would be a free man and Floyd would still be alive.
No. Floyd would have still OD'd again. Like he did that day and the week before
@@earlwescombe1640 OD doesnt mean death, dummy.
@@earlwescombe1640 you’re forgetting one important thing and I’m sure you’ll agree, that would’ve been HIS choice. Not the crooked cop.
@@earlwescombe1640 I'm actually quite interested in your response 🤣🤣
No if Floyd hadn’t resisted he’d still be alive, same story with all these perps. BLM my ass. Floyd was a perp.
His mother did not even acknowledge George Floyd or his family or the community whatsoever. May be an indicator of how he was raised. I mean, not only did the woman not express condolences to the family of the man that her son killed, she did not even acknowledge them at all.
Well said.
What kind of lifestyle did George lead? What does his criminal history look like? Who brought him up in this manner? 🤔
@@wordclock707 and yet he didnt kill someone
@@DianaD113 lol. You're right. He's the kind of person I would hire to watch my kids, he lived a virtuous life. Eating a notoriously deadly drug had nothing to do with his death. 🙄
Get real.
I'm racist. I hate it. But it's been taught to me. It's inside of me and I can't get it out. As a child I once asked if I could bring a new friend home to play our NES. My dad said ok. When he walked in, I'd never seen my dad move so fast. He LEPT over the coffee table to shove the black kid out of our house. He then beat the crap out of me. Kids don't know racism. It's taught. And that teaching is enabled by people who support current day republicans.
This shows how he'll be treated in prison he wasn't even handcuffed like everybody else would have been leaving the courtroom
For accidental murder, shouldn’t be in cuffs
Hes never gonna be on the mainline...will be in SNY with all the pieces of shits
@@shanemachado1422 it wasent accedently, it wad on purpose, flyod was begging to breath as this man sat on him for 9 minutes and 52 secs, it was 9 minutes to long, handcuff and get ofd, not slowly choke a man to death
People are so dumb. Don’t understand that he had FOUR times the LETHAL dose of fentanyl. Enough to kill him 4 times over. Oh but chauvins knee on his shoulder for half the 9 minutes and on his back for 2 more of the 9 minutes killed him😂😂 absolute joke.
@@levidriskell5367 thank you😂
Why didn't the deputies handcuff him, as they did after the guilty verdict?
Cuz they are OINKERS just like him that's why LOL while SMH
Yeah I noticed that so the defense probably asked to handcuff him in the back but also last time he wasn’t in there custody, Time he was already in jail so they just put the suit on him in the back anyways
Could be unlike Floyd that he actually does what he is told.
he got put in holding than handcuff they do that in jury cases
@@abk702 If he did, why is he going to prison?
Guilty of murder. How can the sentence not be life in prison without any possibility of parole?
In GB it changed from hanging to sometimes as "little" as 10 years.
While the man's and many others' actions enraged me, justice is not the same as revenge.
Shakesleare's Portia in Merchant of Venice" could enlighten you a bit. No modern religion outside Buddhism and Jainism has sufficient moral character in philosophy or adherents to measure up to what we should be, or even remotely approach simple kindness.
It is necessary for a community to exclude the violent. This is pitiable, even as just law and justice itself must be strict on such offenders.
And the trolls here in abundance will have to grow up for many years, if that is at all possible.
Because one kills does not make it right that another kills
Really? Life without parole for second degree murder concoction by someone with no record? Convicted criminal George Floyd died while resisting his 20th arrest.
Life in prison for doing his job?
@@BalkanMode yet…none of those offenses were murder. Funny how you make George sound like scum when he never actually killed anyone. Chauvin abused his position and murdered a man.
@@BalkanMode George Floyd was murdered. It doesn’t matter if it was his 20th conviction or he’d never been convicted, he was entitled to his day in court and it wasn’t for Chauvin to carelessly and sadistically murder Floyd
and deny him his day in court.
Compared to other sentences Chauvin got off easy. I’m not sure life was the answer but he needed to be made an example of so other officers know you can’t just sadistically murder people and expect there will be no consequences
Look how much older he looks after just 6 months in jail, just wait!
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@Raf It is called stress and depression which makes you look worse than your actual age.
He won’t be in population.
@@lutherodanielsjr7876 It won't matter he'll still be in a box.
He's gonna be looking like you by the time he's outta there!!
Let's turn tables if George did that to a cop he would get life whith out parole so why can't he get the same
We dont care stop tryna make it racist
@@Clouty7k he didn’t say a word about either of their race, thought.
@@Clouty7k Well it is. There’s lots of evidence for racism in the justice system
Yes but I think the guy means if a black guy did it to a white guy he would get life but when a white guy does it to a black guy he doesn't get life.
@@haydenreed5039 no not at all he said cop cops so yea
A singular act of kindness could've prevented this fate! Sometimes all it takes is one moment of humane gesture to another human!
James, that was not likely to come from a murderer with a badge.
It doesn't take kindness to not murder someone.
How could you be kind when floyd was using drugs and doing crimes?! The cop is doing his job
@@ReflectingonReflection if you're caught doing drugs and crimes you're put in jail, not a coffin.
@@mk94194 but if you don't obey authority you will be put in a coffin sir.
Derek Chauvin showed NO REMORSE FOR HIS ACTIONS
Police all the world seems to think themselves above the law.
That hit me too as I watched his body language and facial expression. His face curled up in rage, his shoulders squared, he walked out like a hero, posturing.
He IS a hero in my community, revered and lauded. "He was just doing his job"
So shameful I cringe.
@@kat8548 A cop? Prison? For life? Hahahahahahahahahahaha
Why should he. He was doing his job and the guy died. No reason to be remorseful.
Too much CNN in this thread.
Look at how unapologetic he is. Such a cop. Never admit to doing anything wrong.
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The difference between a cop, and a criminal, is one bad judgement call. Here’s your proof.
@Christopher Bogie yes he did, he killed a man
@Christopher Bogie The criminal sentence for "being a loser" isn't "DEATH," and certainly not by a police officer instead of the courts. I dare you to find where in the law it says that the punishment for being a loser or using drugs is the death sentence.
This is America, not Iran. The police don't get to carry out cop-imposed death sentences at their discretion for minor criminal offenses.
@Christopher Bogie Answer this question and it will show ur sanity. Did George Floyd deserve to die?
Not pretending to take notes like he did the whole trial. Reality has finally hit him!!!
The cheek of Nelson though, asked for probation for time spent.
I don't support LGBTQ+
@@georgesrharris4636 that’s good for you!!!
@@georgesrharris4636 cringe
It is what it is. Derek Chauvin did the wrong thing. He now has to deal with the consquences of his actions
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Floyd died of a drug overdose. It is what it is, another innocent man in prison.
@@ericstaples7220 White anger...i love it 🤣😂🤣
@@ericstaples7220 so what about all that time he was on his neck even when Mr. Floyd said he can’t breathe.
@@ericstaples7220 LMAO WHAT
His brain definitely wasn't processing this information. He had that I thought I was gonna get probation look on his face.
Lol, thats whats they are used too, a slap on the wrist
He prob thought he was gonna get life probation and maybe 10 years in prison.
@Michael Smith Ummm the 2nd part of my comment was a joke JFI. Was just a metaphor describing the look on his face.
@Michael Smith you sound mad😂😂
Lol true or like court supervision
The killer got it easy. It should have been life in prision, no bail, no reduction for "good" behavior.
free chauvin floyd overdosed
@@KCnelsonKC In China? If you kill an unwanted minority e.g. a Uyghur then you probably get a pay raise. Pop to the back of the head? Not sure what universe you're living in.
Don't be ignorant, life sentence is for first degree murder.
@@primaldesigns8203 seems to me it was a 1rst degree...Derek knew Floyd, it was not a casual encounter that day.
There's 2 pending cases from the feds as well keep in mind
I thought when a person got sentenced, you got handcuffed. Didn’t know you got the door opened and gently escorted to jail for murder.
Right, but usually depending on the color, and the level of decency or education, it's not necessary. Not racist at all: just watch some vids with the opposite color, and you will see why it seems like normal required mandatory procedure. It's all about that baby
I handcuffed myself in the interview room at my police station when I got arrested once for DUI and the cop told me “you don’t need to cuff yourself man” and uncuffed me. I’m brown skinned and he was your stereotypical white looking officer. A lot of times it’s how you behave yourself during the arrest and trial. If you earn their trust yes maybe there will be a moment where they won’t cuff you when you expect to be or they’ll put them on very loose.
As someone who has been in a level 4 super maximum security prison I can say 15 years out of those 22.5 is a very long time
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VERY LONG
Not long enough
10 in a level 3 wasn’t short timin
Y es un güero. Más bien lo mantengan muy lejos de los morenos.
Y que bueno Chico que ya saliste. Te felicito! Guarda. Y cuídate! Yo regrese a México donde me crié y dónde queremos a la gente morena!
He’s more upset about never being able to own guns again that he is about the 22 year sentence
It history is any indication if he wants any firearms he would most likely be able to get them; I’m fairly certain that more than one convicted felon that owns a gun illegally.
Just be be clear this is simply a comment to the first part of the statement and not related to anything else going on regarding gun ownership and/or peoples rights.
@@shouldbeabrook862 I’m sure that many convicts own firearms illegally. They may not have driver’s licenses, or business licenses, but by god, they have guns. Bad people just gonna be bad.
@@MsNickie1001 exactly. Then there are those that could get them legally but would rather not have anything traced back to them. There’s a market for just about anything and if someone is looking for something in particular with no record of it, odds are you’ll be able to find it.
I know that I have items that I’d rather not be attached to me…but it’s more due to the amount of money (and number of items) I’ve spent on things online like art/office supplies, shoes, and various toys for my animals. :)
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MyMy Haley will reply within 2 days with a nonsensical comment to this comment.
Why didn't he have to stand during his sentence and why wasn't he handcuffed upon leaving? Entitlement at its finest. SMH
What!?
FACTS
@@marklawrence76 i mean, the guy will hopefully rot in prison, but how is that privilege
He's going to serve 22 years. That's entitlement for ya .
@@danielkinn782 not even close
The sad part about all this is that there are so many Chavins still on the police force. God please protect us from evil doers.
It's wayyyyy too many of them still walking the streets with that same evil heart
It is scary. Alot of people going around stealing and using counterfeit too . Nasty people in this world!
@@JaneDoe-sk5ps Yeah. You are going that route because admitting that our police are corrupt is a very scary prospect for you. You falsely believe they are there to protect you. You are wrong. And as soon as you come to this realization you will see things as they actually are, not how you want them to be. And then, finally, can we move forward. In truth, we are waiting on you to wake up to reality. We can't fix anything until you come around.
HOW DARE HIS MOTHER SAY THIS HAS BEEN HARD OH HIM REALLY WHAT ABOUT THE PERSON THAT LOST THEIR LIFE
How dare any mother of a criminal be sympathetic to her son?
Yours would say the same thing about you
WHAT ABOUT THE PERSON WHO LOST HIS LIFE?
He's dead.
What about the fentanyl sniffing guy? Well he's dead
True bloodclart word
Ok now let's talk about Breyonna Taylor again
FACTS
I'm hoping all those "police officers" are crapping themselves now. I'm sure up until now they thought they were gonna get medals.
👏👏👏They dragged her name through the mud. Did anyone have to pay for her murder??
For what...they got paid
Why?
No camera and he would still be at work point blank
Ditto
Waiting on the next floyd to step out of line
If u look at this dudes eyes he looks at the camera like 500 times 😂😂😂😂
I am not a lawyer. My understanding was 40 years was the maximum, the prosecutor reasonably asked for 30 years and the judge gave him 22.5 years. I have to think this was a somewhat light sentence considering there were 4 very powerful and valid aggravating factors. Just a shame.
Horrible🤬🤬🤬
Getting more than 2/3 of the "reasonable" sentence is a shame? No, a shame would be him getting off. This is a massive step in the right direction.
@@DoctorChained just because it’s a step in the right direction doesn’t mean it isn’t also a shame. It’s a shame because cops in this country still get a slap on the wrist when they kill people, to where this sentence is a relief to many. That is shameful for this country. Had someone killed a cop in this way, even if it were their first offense, they’d probably get the maximum sentence, so it’s a shame that cops are held to a lower standard than civilians.
@Dixon Uranus very amusing
@@DoctorChained massive step in the right direction? Chauvin abused his authority too long. People are serving life in prison for marijuana usage. Black folk are in prison for life for nonviolent offenses. This feels premeditated because of his previous behavior and history which is why it doesn't feel "reasonable." The judge credited him 190 days and he'll likely be released early if he survives his time behind bars...
Derick Chauvin looks like he does not know why he is there! Sentence should have been longer he shows no remorse
Sorry he isnt externally emoting the exact way you expect or would like.
Wayne you are just racist.
This is someone who literally is brainwashed.
Remorse for doing his risky job when the resisting arrested probably was killed by the uverdose. Chavin experiencing the scapegoat of the political dynamics.
@@trustless_ let his ass rot there. He will find a good man to take care of him
What about the Officer's that were complicit in the murder of George Floyd? He didn't do this all alone
He did do it alone. What about the bystanders that saw it? Are you going to charge them as well? Based on your logic everyone that was standing out there would be charged.
@@eugenecaldwell9619 your comment is stupid. Did any bystander helped to hold George down? Did any bystander try to stop others who wanted to help? Did any bystander have the privilege /authority of telling their colleague to remove their knee? Seriously now... The other three officers are culpable because they physically helped to hold the victim down for minutes and they willfully ignored their training and the numerous suggestions from bystanders as to the fact that George was dying. So stop ur bs about bystanders bring culpable too. Nonesense.
@@紫のフェニックス81 Your comment is stupid as well. Chauvin was the boss of that crew. If you were on the job and your boss asked you to help hold a criminal down are you telling me you wouldn't do it? Should they have let him get up and walk away so he could come to your house and put a gun to your stomach like he did that pregnant woman? By the way all the cops didn't hold him down. Only one other cop held him down.
@@eugenecaldwell9619 HIS KNEE WAS ON FLOYD'S SHOLDER. THEY DON'T WANT YOU TO SEE THAT VIEW.
@@eugenecaldwell9619 The cops stopped other from helping, they did nothing to stop Chauvin, even when they could find no pulse.
To be fair you get longer for having crack in your pocket .
Yup..
no offense but in what state are you going to get 22 years for a drug offense
@@user1982 there are a number of them recommended for pardons but dump let his friends out instead; there was a 60 min show with some of these people very sad to see simple pot possession in for yrs
@@user1982 Pennsylvania! I know guys doing almost 30 years just for drugs! No violent crimes just drugs and I’m sure it’s not just there!
Don't let this distract you from the fact that Epstein didn't kill himself.
He gets out at 67 years old not much of a life, no pension, no savings and no health care.
Maybe you can save money and help him when hes out, least ya can do
If he plays his cards right, he’ll be alive. The Floyd family got justice but that doesn’t bring their family member back to them
Freedom is good no matter what
"He gets out at 67 years old not much of a life, no pension, no savings and no health care." - None of this is true. He'll be paroled after about 12-15 years, so probably out by 60. He'll be eligible for his pension and health care almost immediately after being released. And he owns two properties (divided with his ex-wife), so probably has substantial savings.
if he don’t take his life frist
Just remember- a cop going to jail is a death sentence. Especially how big of a case this is.
Its a good start. Let him sit in solitary confinement for a long time. Lets see how he can Breath-!!
Don't let this distract you from the fact that Epstein didn't kill himself.
Hopefully sooner than later
Yep... thats why they will probably put him in solitary..
@@SteveJobIess EXACTLY!!
the first coroner who examined his body, said the small bone in his lower throat was broken, and that Doesn't happen when you hang! it ONLY happens when you are strangled!!..
“I’m not going to try to sound clever or profound” as he proceeds to do that through the entire sentencing, even before he said that
Well, he has to milk it out. This will be the most important case in his life and he wants his family to see him deliver.....Maine Justice!
@@trever2244
But it wasn't Maine justice at all. Old gray head is excuse making for the judge. Sad.
Why wasn’t he cuffed when taken into custody
We all know the answer to that.
White previlegies
He was cuffed after being found guilty, good enough for me. My favorite part was watching the ruling sink in. At some point his lawyer tried to get his attention, and he glanced over, wide eyed, realizing he wasn't walking away from this shit.
@@vixtorinordgaming3450 stupid racist comment. I’m white and I’m offended.
@@miladabravenec14 i dont care if you are ofended thats your problem
I knew the judge was gonna go straight by the book. I am not surprised he didn't speak on anything else. He is one of them. He had an opportunity not only to correct Chauvin but to speak to police all around the US. He didn't, in my opinion he hated to have to give him the minimum. I hope he gets the time he deserves in Fed court and I hope it starts right after his state time ends.
Spot on, this judge had a opportunity to make a statement of abuse of power, of the cruelty of beatings and killings by thug cops, and he did not.
This judge could have made a lasting statement regarding cops that are monsters and will be held accountable.
@@jaycuzman625 It isn't a judge's JOB to make any statements, and he specifically said that. He provided a thorough legal analysis of his decision. The cop got a 2 decade+ conviction. You didn't get the verdict you want so the judge is "one of them"? 22 years was well over "the minimum". Justice was served dumbass.
@@jaycuzman625 Judges are supposed to be non biased
@@looneytunes5632 exactly
@@looneytunes5632 if it wasn’t a fellow government coward being tried he would’ve blasted him on how horrible of a human being he is. But nope can’t blast your personal army thugs
he's just imagining his knee on the judges neck, that's how he dealt with all his subjects
That's what they taught them to do & that's not what killed him dummy
@@wv-dixie6374 its been a whole ass year and you still can’t do your research😂😂😂😂😂that IS what killed him, dummy.
@@wv-dixie6374 and, you are only meant to do that position if the arrested person was resisting. Floyd never resisted. Plus, you can clearly hear that he couldn’t breathe, he literally choked him to death. Do they teach cops to do that?
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@jamies young either that or he killed someone but you know, you go with your own logic
So many people are prepared to defend a murderer, it's pretty depressing
Where is the proof?
@@narine5318 Video evidence, autopsy report, a lot actually. Nobody in their right mind would say he's innocent here.
@@narine5318 The ship has already sank, why do you still insist that it's unsinkable?
22.2 is still a long time. He’s probably going to get killed in there
He'll be in protective custody his whole sentence
He’ll be n protection. 100%.
@Annette Johnson Completely agree
@Annette Johnson try to be a forgiving person
@UC4eGIQZhwBPijvTYqGLbwwQ The example is the comment you just posted.
There is no pleasing anyone .. this guy is not satisfy with someone spending 22 years in prison . Come on ! … this is a huge step towards police accountability take the win
I agree with you. There’s a lot of ways that this could have been brushed off. 22 or even 15 is a lot if you are the one serving. I hope this gives that officer lots of time to reflect on what he did and sends a message to other officers that are way to rough and physical.
Its not a win its justice and accountability. There was no win. He killed a man and doing less time then ppl with drug charges.
He only doing 15 years
Would 22 be enough for any crime? Sexual assault on several children, even? Just because 22 is a long time, doesn't mean it's long enough for the crime. People with power need to know that they will never have a free life again if they blatantly abuse it.
You're responding to an argument you're imagining people are making. Ask yourself how often you get yourself all worked up doing that.
There go those eyes again.
Like he dont know wtf is going on like he so confused u going to that back boy..
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Those eyes are going to get a workout the next 14 1/2 years.
@@michaelmchale5328 along with some other things....
@@melodypittman3980 *doesn't
My guess is he will file an appeal end up getting 10 years and charges lowered to manslaughter and he will be out in 7 you watch
He'd do it all over again if given the chance.
shut up. The decision was made just like the convictions which were IMPROPERLY charged and solely out of fear. Good call and we can all move on.
@@mikenelson8377 what? 🤨
@@mikenelson8377 you're defending a convicted murderer now?? Your comment will not age well...
@@MachiavellisThePrince you are not smart. You just have internet access. He was IMPROPERLY CHARGED. The required elements were NOT presented. They only convicted him because ‘BLM’ or whatever that shit means and to prevent the city from burning down (again).
@@MachiavellisThePrince I wish I could DM you or something. You’d regret opening your mouth.
What really bothers me is how he has that dumb look on his face like he just woke up and is trying to figure out what’s going on. He killed someone, accident or not, and now he has to suffer the consequences.
Edit: I wanna make something clear. The only reason I say “accident or not” is because if I were to say it was one or the other, then I’m just asking for a bunch of hate comments from both sides.
Agreed!!!!!
That was no accident
Accident? Are you kidding me?
It wasn't an accident.
@@debbieschultz9768 I didn’t want people to get angry/upset with what I said
Remembering the video of Mr. Floyd's last seconds alive while his murderer smiling is hard to forget.
Yes, sadly most of the world does...I am writing you from Italy where everything you all saw, we saw and watched in horror...as we did the insurrection on 1/6. It saddens us all to see the USA, land of hope, dreams, brought to her knees like this but we also know she will rise again. Her time is not over and she shall recover from the past 5 years of people interpreting the law as they wished to. Peace!
Yes very sod 😢
“Murderer”
Do you have any evidence to suggest he went out that day looking to kill someone? It’s manslaughter at best.
@@braxton1098 doesn’t matter, he killed someone and unprotected one. He is a murder for sure. Just accept it
@@jacelinesanches1956 Uhhh, yes, it does matter. There’s a big difference between murder and manslaughter. The difference matters. It effects the sentencing afterall.
Do you have ANY evidence that he intended to murder Curious George? Any hard evidence?
This man just caused chaos to the world now arrests can't be made properly the robbers will just keep robing because they have to be soft.
Yea thanks alot Derik.
Also I didn’t like how he was able to walk away without being in handcuff
Agreed
Its not i loke he was going to lean on somones neck in court
@Dingle Berry my bad yes kneel
In normal circumstances, you are handcuffed if you are at risk of trying to evade or attack other people. But all criminals are handcuffed in the U.S. because you like toughness.
Prolly because he wouldnt try to run lol
Should have gotten more time I think, but at least he will never work as a officer again or be able to carry a weapon even though the weapon he used was his leg.
Beggars cant be choosers
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*cuts off leg*
@@seafgdvhsqrghde I was just about to say that, lmao. Yea, take his leg
@@rcjr1371 Arent guns from the streets illegal
He's wondering when the biased system is going to vindicate him...
Yeah, the system needs to be more in favor of those in power and let them get away with murder. That’s good for society.
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TRUE THAT MORE FYAH
@@EddieMachetti involuntary manslaughter at its best
@@EddieMachetti The guy probably wasn’t the greatest person or the greatest cop, but he wasn’t responsible for the death of George Floyd. That was the drugs
In all honesty it must be one of the hardest jobs in the world being a cop. Especially, in a rough city, however this guy just plain abused his power and for that the punishment fitted the crime. Shout out to all the good cops who do protect and serve justly.
"Register as a predatory offender". That says it all. 22.5 years sits better with me than the 10 years amber got.
Never owning a firearm in his lifetime…that is sweeter than 22.5 years
@@maximusp210 I was living that part because if he makes it out alive he isn’t not going to be able to protect himself unless he gets an illegal one
@@maximusp210 Is that even constitutional? He could still own a bow/crossbow but that wouldn't help him with protecting himself likely.
Either way Chauvin deserved it. His sentence definitely fits the crime. If they throw him in solitary confinement for the entire sentence that would be worse than life in prison.
@@Copper20 Yes its constitutional because when you commit felonies that are prison time you forfeit certain rights like that to vote and to own a firearm legally.
Anne Gonzalez, He only have to serve 2 thirds of 22 and 1half yrs...Which is only 15yrs..Did u notice after he was sentenced he walked out without being handcuffed. No law officer came to his tablet/seat to get him as he stood up!! I know someone who got 26yrs for growing 1 half acres of marijuana. He had no previous record. He has already served about 12 and 1half yrs. He was given black time! chauvin was given white time of only having to serve 2/ 3rds of his time 15yrs.There is always a difference you know...I am not a black person even i can see thru this..😲
"Wait I'm going to jail but I'm a cop and he's black" his inner thought 💭
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@@knoxwalker3721 what does that have to do with this case?
@ILLEGITIMATE DEMENTED Joe should cops be able to kill people who are on drugs?
@ILLEGITIMATE DEMENTED Joe Meh...Chauvin is obviously partaking in something..I would question his sexuality..Wonder what he would have done to Floyd on the street with out a badge and the without his fellow high school losers who readily gravitate towards law enforcement..
@ILLEGITIMATE DEMENTED Joe But Chauvin has a lot of complaints concerning his behavior during his time in office.
I hope all cops can take this as an example, and reconsider their career options.
The problem is they might quite force to become career criminals.
@Michael Overton not all of them.
More like clean up their act, do their job properly. *Serve and protect*
Way to lump all of them together assuming the worst. Typical hate speech.
@@DoyleHargraves-hr5cl I do honestly dislike this. People say "not all cops are bad". But I'm tired of thinking the large majority aren't. Most cops literally have complaints filed against them for physical violence or going too far. It's hard to say "not all of them" anymore with all of these things coming out. But I will say there's atleast a few decent cops.
⚖️Just This. Does Not Equal Justice. Keeping the Faith. Chauvin looks DISTURBED/HAUNTED.
he didnt think he was going to prison wait til he gets to federal court they have no parole
March 2022 is their date
think he has been in prison for 199 days.....think he knew he was going back unless he was incredibly stupid....him doing time or millions of pounds of damages with riots...easy decision he was never going to get a light sentence......there was only one place he was going....by the way i think it was the right sentence
He looked shocked that the law applies to a policeman. Or maybe he was shocked to get off with such a light sentence.
Nah you were right the 1st time
I’m appalled that killer sat there and looked like he thought he would get a slap on the wrist I’m Canadian and no police officer use a knee to the neck that video is heartbreaking how a white police officer who is there protecting citizens could do such an evil despicable act you mr chauvan deserved the maximum your life in prison will be a nightmare and I have zero sympathy I hope this is a wake up call to the police and a knee to the neck should be banned there are cameras everywhere and cell phones you are police officers and your job is to protect the public not kill them it was a revolting act and I’m sure if the cop was black and the officer was white he would have been given life without parole
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I noticed the court officers let Chauvin casually walk out of the courtroom without being handcuffed after sentencing. Is this a sign of the special treatment he will receive while doing time in prison?
Maybe they were so blinded by the color of his skin it didn't occur to them how dangerous he was. And they assumed that since their skin was also blinding, they'd also be safe.
I was just saying the same thing.
HE WAS HANDCUFFED.
@@jimgyorfi1984 NO HE WASN'T!
@@jimgyorfi1984 you weren't watching the same video as us, then
This man didn't deserve this sentencing
What did he deserve then?
and george didn’t deserve to die
You're clearly trolling..
@@donniefleuryy.29 yes he did
@@gfgkf12 a mansion and ice cream
Finally, a tiny piece of justice. I wish more of them had to face the music this way.
I know, so many more the same or worse than chauvin.
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Cool can we also get justice for all the BLM scum
Me to. But hey the outcome is he open the door for the rest of them which is a good thing
@@luciaroyas5140 I truly hope so!!!!
I hope that all the criminals hidding behind the badge realize that hidding behind that badge will not always save you.
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Convicted criminal George Floyd died while resisting his 20th arrest.
Not even behind the badge?
@@BalkanMode the knee on his neck didn't help.
Don't let this distract you from the fact that Epstein didn't kill himself.
He's looking like "I can't believe they not gonna let me get away with this"! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🥳🥳🥳🤗
@@diznutz5110 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🥳 but Chauvin wishes he could trade places 🤣🤣🤣
@@diznutz5110 aww trolling. Go cut some grass or pour a glass of juice. Trolling all day isn’t benefiting you
it is not a joking matter
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Chauvin looked as if he didn't think anything of it. Perhaps he thought in the end the sentence won't matter. It leads me to think he'll appeal.
Waters helped big time. After all, a settled case is not in her best interest
His appeal was denied
This will be quietly appealed over the next couple of years. It may be possible to get a fair trial if the threat of burning down the city is not hanging over the jurors.
of course he will appeal.. it wont matter.
Of course he’s gonna appeal. His dirty lawyer is already at it.
This is the sad results of QUALIFIED IMMUNITY.
This is the result of no home training for dr. Floyd...honorary dr of course
@@dart1806 this is the result of qualified immunity allowing cops to distance themselves from compassion and understanding while becoming ignorant of the very laws they are meant to enforce but demanding immediate obedience "or else"...
@@xmarine73 disagree without qualified immunity statement You don't have a police force unless you have qualified immunity There is nothing wrong with complying with the law.
@@dart1806 other countries have cops who aren't unionized and who don't have qualified immunity and it's working great for them... sooooo?
Qualified immunity, as it exists currently, is a huge problem. It's INTENT is to cover the actions of an officer acting in good faith to preserve life (sometimes persevering life means having to take the life of another - I'm not ignoring that) and uphold the law. Instead it's been used as a blanket to cover every single infraction or violation of the law any officer makes at any time. It's this usage that has become systemic and problematic throughout the country.
You cannot have a police force that is without accountability.
@@xmarine73 move to one of those countries. The police is the least of your worries at that point
I didn’t see him cuffed after sentencing. Looking at him, I just feel like I’ll vomit 🤮
Interesting… didn’t pay attention to that. Special treatment… smh!
@@user-xe4so5en8b We need to see these things with our eyes, not just assume. You’ll be surprised how many well-wishers and sympathisers he has.
@@user-xe4so5en8b The man committed murder, pleaded not-guilty and showed no remorse. Sympathise with him all you can and wish him well but he doesn’t deserve to be a part of society. Maybe you are like him, who knows? 🤷♀️
WOW, I didn't notice that. Good catch. That makes me nauseous too. What the F###
THATS WHAT I WAS WAITING FOR,IK HE WASNT GONNA GET HANDCUFFED 😐💀
George will forever be remembered as a hero to his family because he left them set for life...
By robbing people at gunpoint? That set his Family up?
@@IGG794 stfu!
Wasant he a criminal
@@IGG794 he was a criminal yea
@@megantaylor1298 hes right