Guy threw his entire life away. It’s hard to feel sorry for someone who did what he did and the way he did it. Sad that someone sworn to protect and serve would feel that comfortable killing someone in broad daylight with several people filming him.
I wish you were right. People have very short memories. It’s like grudges that should be held get forgotten, and grudges that are petty and ridiculous are always remembered and followed through with.
The judge made it about himself when he didn't allow the trial to be heard elsewhere like it should have been. The judge also made it about himself when he didn't call a mistrial when that dumb Politician in California threatened the jury which he should have also done. No he didn't do those things cause he wanted to be the one that heard the trial and handed the sentence. It's so obvious this judge made it about himself.
@@dwaynedwayne1964 I agree on your comment regarding Mad Max, but I don’t think the judge’s decisions were based on making himself the center of attention Then again, my point of reference is Ito
Police are over worked, under power. Politicians are giving criminals like George Floyd drugs like candy, what do you think is gonna happen? Chauvin, eventhough he killed a person, he is also a victim of the out of control criminals out on the street and the pure corruption in this government. Corrupt politicians need this drama so the attention goes to this angry dumb cop. I don't buy it, I don't feel sorry for Floyd because he is not here anymore, I feel a little sorry for Chauvin but still could not care less and you either, you are just afraid of been called names. Floyd's family only care about the money they are going to get, I guarantee you they will not help anyone, and they shouldn't because they are free to do whatever they want with the money. Anyone who says that are sorry for Floyd but not the cop I don't believe them. I feel bad for all the kids( blacks or whites) who were killed by gang criminal members, but not George.
The world is changing and so has the culture... Young men and women living in Minneapolis can tell you how Minneapolis police treat citizens ... These young people are tired of the police in Minneapolis... These are people that go to school and go too college and see these things on daily... Most these police officers DO NOT LIVE IN THESE COMMUNITY... BUT!!! THINK EVERYONE IS A CRIMINAL
Well, does anyone truely care? He killed a man who posed no threat to him for basically no reason. If he wants to ever take the cowards way out, I say let him. But until then, he will probably get to eat better than most of the rest of us as well as get free medical care. Not that it would do him any good, but he could also earn additional degrees for free in prison. Not that they outweigh the cons, but prison has its benefits.
@@alextepe4309 people who blindly believe what they are fed, specially in this case which is FAKE NEWS biased opinion disguised as news, are truly in need of help. How do you know George Floyd was innocent. He was pumped full of illegal drugs trying to pass a fake money and his wrap sheet is longer as Hunter Biden's crack dealers list . So how exactly do you know he was innocent ...
@@seymourelykeley ok, I know that George Floyd was no Botham Jean. He did abuse drugs and he was also an ex-con. But we don’t know for certain that he knew he was using a counterfeit 20. Years ago I got some money from a bank’s ATM, and it turned out that one of the 50s was in fact a counterfeit one. But I had no idea and it wasn’t my fault because I got it directly from a BANK of all places. People who comment on here make it seem that since Floyd wasn’t clean and had a criminal past that it was no big deal that Chauvin suffocated him to death. All I’ve been saying is that whether it’s a convict like George Floyd or a straight arrow like Botham Jean, no human being deserves to be suffocated to death like that, especially by someone whose job was to “serve and protect” and who should have known better. Keep in mind also that Chauvin and Tao had numerous blemishes on their service record and should not have been permitted to remain on the force In the first place.
It actually happens alot. They will escort him to change back through locked spaces and search him then impose his restraints for transport. You only need to cuff when he is going to be escorted through uncontrolled spaces.
Hopefully this will happen to all bad cops out there. I don't think it should have gotten to the point where cops are seen as villains but too many people turned a blind eye to police brutality. Hopefully this will deter it
I still don't understand why the other police officers will just stand around and let one police officer murder someone. They can arrest ANYONE they see that is breaking the law and that includes arresting another police officer. This is the problem in America. A police officer isn't the law. They are just representations of it, and they shouldn't discriminate! They should arrest ANYONE who breaks the law and that even means doing it to another officer if they have to!
@@guitarttimman Cops arrest everyone that break the law, you think a cop sees a white person breaking the law and ignores it? I will never understand how brainwashed you guys are just from what people tell you and what the media shoves in your face. do some research please
@iiXii I’m with everyone out there on what he did, he made one worst choice in life. 22.5 might not satisfy a lot of ppl but 22.5 solitary will be insanely long especially for a guy went downhill like that.
There are people serving much longer sentences and life sentences for non-violent drug possession/offences. With good behaviour he might serve 60% of that sentence behind bars. His defence team in the future will be able to make a valid case that he is not a threat to society and will receive early parole with multiple conditions.
When he is convicted on federal civil rights abuse charges he will be mandated to serve 90% of the time on those federal charges; which are completely separate from (albeit related to) his charges within the state of Minnesota. He will more than likely be in prison for the next 20-30 years
THAT'S the lesson you learned here? The lesson being, don't murder people, because you will go to prison? Not really sure what to say to that...but, that ain't the lesson here. Most people already don't want to murder innocent people.
What I learned is that if you’re a cop with a loaded gun, you can commit murder and serve one tenth of the time that you or I would serve for the same offense. Chauvin should serve the rest of his life in prison without the possibility of parole, and he’ll be out in four years because our system is the most corrupt of any on Earth other than China.
Man he must be thinking suicide. It’s crazy how his stupid move (which he probably thought was justified and even harmless) now basically ended his life. Like, at the time he was kneeling on his neck, he had no idea something of this magnitude could happen. Makes me not ever want to speed in a car or get angry at anyone again.
He had a history of abuse of authority and assault spanning years and I'm glad it finally caught up with him thanks to that teenage girl filming it. I have no sympathy for him, I wouldn't be thinking it was justified if I kneeled on someone's neck for 9 minutes, especially after his partner informed him after 7 that he couldn't find a pulse. The judge made a good unbiased sentence and did it by the books, lot of respect for him.
@@Deathkill06 Not saying I sympathize for him. Just saying that we all make decisions that are stupid without realize the consequences can be astronomical. Like when you run across the road early or stare at your phone when driving. Kinda scary.
He knew exactly what he was doing. The man was screaming “I can’t breathe”, don’t know if you knew that. He did this for several minutes even after he became unresponsive. You can’t justify that in any way, that’s murder. Even if he was just trying to knock him out that’s well out of his guidelines and anyone with training would know that’s not how you do it.
bro he knew exactly what he was doing. he wnated to kill him and tought that they would let it slide. you can see while watching the footage. that he seems to enjoy doing what he did.
If police and white collar criminals knew they were going to General Population, I think they'd think twice about committing crimes. He should serve his time the same way most other murders do.
This is a blue collar crime. White collar crime is things like tax evasion, fraud, money laundering, etc. Basically a non-victim crime that ends you up in Club Fed.
@@TressaArasheben Actually, we knew what he meant. You're comment was not necessary in the slightest. Words like yours are terrible things to waste, aren't they? 😜
@@tracyhurst7512 yea it will still be better than serving life sentences !!! He will be out in 15 years and not 22 years ! It is pretty hard to do anything he remove from general population
@@empnadajhhh9469 He can file an appeal and lose. He still has to face federal charges, where he could be given a life sentence. FYI, only 10% of criminal cases are reversed on appeal
Yeah but protective custody is worse in a lot of points since loneliness is what takes your mind, you can spent 2 years in protective custody but not 10…
First, the occupation of being a cop does not even crack the top 10 most dangerous occupations in the U.S. Second, there's nothing in the law that says a criminal not resisting should take the chance of being killed by a rogue cop. Third, this from a retired Federal and State officer. Thus, your comment, and the 33 likes it has, makes you and those people simpletons that do not understand the law.
Go seek help because of distrust of this particular court proceeding? Did you watch the case closely and see/hear testimony from witnesses, prosecution, and defense? Chauvin’s defense did not do a good job and prove his innocence; however, the prosecution failed to establish guilt beyond reasonable doubt. Rewatch the prosecution’s own debate and witnesses and see if you have the same opinion. For sure two of the jurors are questionable, one was previously active in BLM (bias implied) and the second admitted in an interview after delivering the verdict that she was concerned about retribution from those who were passionate about his guilt
@@fucker4166 dude won’t make it in Prison. He killed a Black man and there are a bunch of black guys in there, and he is a Police Officer, and criminals don’t like Officers.
The police department always has my support, but when someone intentionally does harm to someone, no matter if they have broken the law, that person must pay the consequences, otherwise, we have anarchy. I watched the video of this during that time and I thought to myself: This officer had people screaming at him, the man under him was begging for his life and he callously kept the pressure on this mans airway and it was one of the cruelest things I have ever seen an officer do. I am glad he was found guilty and is serving a long sentence, if Floyd didn't die, it would have been a crime anyway, but when someone dies, you don't dismiss it. The judge and jury made the right call.
Did you have the same remorse when Fetanyl Floyd had a woman pinned down in her apartment at gunpoint while his thug homies robbed her? I imagine she was begging for her life, yet nobody seems to care. Chauvin took Floyd off the streets, something the Justice system refused to do
Of course, the glaring question is, why did it take the jury TEN HOURS, spread across two days, to decide he was guilty of murder (a murder which was called unintentional!!) when the rest of America and the world took only as long as the duration of the video recording of the incident to find him guilty - less than TEN MINUTES!
From a policeman to a prisoner in literally 8 minutes. It's crazy how fast ur whole life can change in some minutes. And he's also in one of the most dangerous prisons in the USA. Rip Bozo
@Jeroen I have a police parent. Resisting arrest is common, people obviously don’t want to be taken to jail or possibly prison. There are ways to deal with a situation where someone is resisting. Taking someones life should always be the absolute last last option. In any circumstance.. even if the detainee is throwing fists… killing someone is ALWAYS wrong. So it isn’t accounted for because it is irrelevant to how the police should have handled the situation.
@Jeroen there is no “But still” when you restrain someone your goal isn’t to kill them.. its to arrest them. In NO Situation should you need to take someone life unless they threaten yours or someone else’s… period end of story. No “but still”s
Probably because he still thinks he has a chance. And he may. I think Nelson agreed to write this trial off as a loss and get it over with. Try and get it out of the media and find a way to get off on a technicality. Or atleast reduce the sentencing and and the stuff hes gonna have to do when he gets out like register as a predator.
He looked real confused when the judge added those extra months into the initial murder charge. He was trying to do that addition and multiplication in his head lol
He got time for served too!! They will bring it back to court soon to appeal this insanity. If a cop does his job when a drug addict fights them and according to the video he fought them twice!! He didn't want to go back to jail since he was always there. Junkie
I appreciate the judge apologizing to the families.. Whether he's sincere or not I don't know. But it use to a time when people were civil to each other. There were just a sense of common decency. This man knew George. Even if he didn't like George. He knew George had a family. People begging for mercy from The sidelines and you just keep applying pressure. He had time to take some deep breath and think about what he was doing. So sad.
Nothing can change the mind of somebody that won’t look at actual facts. They don’t just automatically convict somebody of murder if there’s not enough proof. He got convicted, there’s ton of proof.
@@Ashley-jx7sw using this logic would mean that they don’t just let people off when there is a ton of proof but the Casey Anthony case would prove otherwise. There is also a ton of reasonable doubt in this case.
@@calibrated692 Sorry, I'm just calling it like it is. If you think I'm a low intellectual, you're badly mistaken!! You don't know anything about me.....and, I don't know anything about you. But, your statement tells me that you make ASSumptions you know NOTHING about!! I made my statement on the facts of the case, and, the statement that was made by that individual. YOU, made an ASSumption on a statement that you disagreed with! Sure, I disagreed with that statement that was made.....but, I called it for what is.
Not really, it was a pretty middle of the road sentence for the charges he was convicted of. Two out of the four aggravating factors were accepted (abuse of authority and cruelty) he did it by the books for the sentencing guidelines leaving emotions out of it.
You weren't at any point serving any nation except for billionaires and politicians who start fake wars that kill millions so the military industrial complex can get even richer
@@BearFaceTV : the judge was quite likely concerned with being harassed by detractors, and a lesser extent the media at large. That would've been funny justice, though.
Floyd ridiculously resisted arrest. Chauvin was grossly overcharged. His crime is negligence, lack of sensitivity for the circumstances, but not malice.
Agreed! During the court proceedings, felt like I was watching a snuff film repeatedly over and over. He murdered that man in cold blood while helpless others watched.
I wonder how much george would have got if it was the other way around and by accident.. smh and he left without handcuffs. Sickening how nice he was treated
Shut your mouth. Floyd would have, and should have, gotten a lot longer sentence because of all of his prior criminal record. Floyd was a felon. Clear and cut.
It's ok that George ffloyd broke in a young family's house and let his homie beat the mother of a 1 year old. It's ok because she wasn't pregnant. Internet is F**ked hahaha suddenly in starting to think u life that life u die from that life.
Your assuming. You doubt know. It's going on a lot in society. We all have to stop Assuming before we know. It would save lives and stop people from going to jail...
He can still be an unarmed security guard when he gets out in 2024. That will be a great opportunity to team up with george zimmerman, and start their own security company.
Because they want to play politics with peoples lives. No matter what any ones says he did not get a fair (Trial). You can argue all day long but truth is the truth!
@@amandalidey329 yes justice for the guy who abandonded his kids, pointed a gun at a pregnant woman, was on lethal amounts of fentynal, was on crack, and drove while under the influence, who then had liberals burning down the country, sure sure.
@@lokipi1me982 You got it, justice for him. Because we don't get to judge him and neither did Chauvin. He did not deserve to have his life taken from him. Nobody does
Because they know he’s going to comply like he did after the jury gave the verdict he complied unlike Floyd who didn’t comply and unlike Floyd if Floyd was sentenced correctly for that home invasion he would still be in prison
@@antoinettepalmer8735 Floyd was real brave when he robbed the pregnant woman using a firearm. Of course you think he is a hero not a coward. He is a very poor but example of a hero but different people have different standards.
They should pass a law where if your a police officer convicted of this kind of crime your punishment is more than the law imposes especially if your on duty
@@douche8980 It really won’t, the media is slowly trying to bring back racism to divide people again when the country has been almost racism-free for the last 20 years in comparison to the first 300
I found it disrespectful that Chauvin was allowed to give condolences to the Floyd family, giving the fact that he kneeled on Floyd's neck for over 8 minutes not allowing him to breath.
@o p has anyone even concidered to stop bringing race into everything? That's why there is still racism. We are all the same race... The human race. But if you want to mention that. You should also mention how a pale skinned man had the same thing happen that happened to George Floyd. But is anyone talking about that? That's a whole nother form of racism. Just because he wasn't dark skinned doesn't mean it shouldn't be covered on the news
Woah and I wondered why he was considered such a national hero. 8 minutes without breathing is kind of a record time, not even considering he couldn’t breathe well because of all the pills he popped
@@GODISALIVE.. Chauvin is a racist devil so it’s kinda hard not to in this case. I highly doubt if that was a white man it would’ve went down like that. You know and I know it so cut it out.
22 and 1/2 years for second degree Unintentional Murder…. People serving less time for Murder. Don’t let the “People” and emotions cloud your judgment. Guilty yes.
@@underthemoonandoverthesky wasn’t strangled to death. If you can’t breathe then you are unable to talk. Guilty yes of what and to what degree is of course the debate.
@@ksimon6485 yes he was strangled to death. My brother used to do to me as a child exactly what Chauvin did to Floyd and you are literally smooshed to the ground and suffocating. I’m very lucky my brother did not shut down my wind pipes
We need to analyze this critically and understand that former officer Chauvin came in to work on May 25, 2020, a day that we was not during his regular rotating schedule. It was his day off. The real lesson we ought to take away from this case... Be mindful of all decisions, for they impact more people than just yourself, and possibly most importantly, DON'T COME IN ON YOUR ONLY DAY OFF. IT'S A FOOLS GAME YOU'RE PLAYING AT THAT POINT😂
But the didn du nothing's will love the fact that he got condemned even though claim to be Christian and wear a cross around their neck while they carry hatred in their heart.
@Ryan Roach yes,it is very hard to look at suffering of innocent Dereks❤️🥺😜😳❤️,who certainly don't even know till now what purpose of this whole fake story was. Nobody knows
@@nyprineandy No, the federal civil suit against the city of Minneapolis was settled. The federal criminal civil rights indictment against Chauvin & the other 3 officers is still on-goin.
He’s completely screwed. Federal charges default to run consecutively to state sentencing (meaning he’ll have to fill serve his state sentence before he gets credit for his federal sentence) he’s also under federal indictment for a separate & unrelated incident in 2017 involving a minor AND a separate set of felony MN state tax evasion charges in which I anticipate the IRS is also investigating him for possible analogous federal tax charges.
@@ffirstamendmentharrasers7399 Here’s the federal statute: *18 U.S. Code § 3585* (a) Commencement of Sentence.- A sentence to a term of imprisonment commences on the date the defendant is received in custody awaiting transportation to, or arrives voluntarily to commence service of sentence at, the official detention facility at which the sentence is to be served. I.e. He will not start serving his federal sentence (if convicted & sentenced ofc) until he’s under the custody of the BOP (federal prison) A federal judge COULD order his potential sentence to run concurrently with his state charge but the default is a consecutive sentence.
Justice has been served! Police brutality will NOT be tolerated. Floyd, an unarmed man gasping for air was murdered by a ruthless cop and his cronies! Well deserved jail time!
Prison labor is used by several corporations. They earn as much as $2 a day. It depends on the prison but they can use it to pay court fees, restitution to the family, etc.
Yup you can work in prison for very little and save your money, file taxes, get stimulus checks all that jazz so when you get out your not completely broke and homeless. Remember it's about changing and punishing people not treating them like wild animals.
I promise you: he will want to serve that entire sentence. If he gets out even one day earlier than planned, he won't make it to the next klan rally before he is taken to the real lady justice.
You’re hilarious. Your empty threats aint scaring anyone. There’s actual klan guys going to the grocery store in the Honda not getting touched by nobody.
Your a clown and if anyone is racist it's you. Not one thing at trial was proved it was racial motivated, and they tried. Keep playing your race card and keep trying to divide this country.
His mother thinks he is innocent, she NEVER mentionned Floyd or his family and Chauvin never has a tear at any moment even when his mom spoke. And the judge gave a ''safe'' sentence so it won't be overturned on appeal. Satisfied. Anyway he still have the federal trial, the tax evasion trial and the 2017 teen incident trial. And his three accomplices watched today and they now knows that jail is waiting for them...
@@Ashley-jx7swI'm not a 46 year old lifetime career criminal using drugs, passing fake money and holding a gun to a pregnant woman's belly. So ya life is good🙂
@@nhrafan335 oh yeah I’m assuming you are just a perfect angel that has done nothing wrong in life. Pathetic mind set. Hope you find happiness in life .
@@Ashley-jx7sw hmmmm well I'm not a felon, not even a misdemeanor on my record. A few traffic tickets in my 52 years of life. Have a job, paid off home and real money in the bank, not counterfeit😉
What guy? George never stuck a gun at a pregnant womans belly. However Derek did drag a woman out of her car as her newborn baby screamed in the backseat.
Chauvin has aged about 10 years in the last 3 months
that's true lol
He’s facing 2 felony state cases, 2 federal criminal cases, an IRS audit and a divorce all at the same time.
Guy threw his entire life away. It’s hard to feel sorry for someone who did what he did and the way he did it. Sad that someone sworn to protect and serve would feel that comfortable killing someone in broad daylight with several people filming him.
@@ronm9725 all driven by his ego
@@FlexSZN23 what's he getting audited for, just happy coincidence?
A cop in prison is a marked man. Almost as bad as a child abuser.
Yes indeed!
Yep since inmates tend to viciously beat up those kind of people in numbers
They get sent to another prison outta state so nobody really knows each other
Stop fantasising. This isn't a Hollywood movie.
He'll be in pc his whole sentence. Nobody will be able to get close enough to him unfortunately.
He won’t be going to general pop. That guy will be a target forever.
Agreed. His life will be threatened until the day he dies. And good luck ever finding a job……ever
I wish you were right. People have very short memories. It’s like grudges that should be held get forgotten, and grudges that are petty and ridiculous are always remembered and followed through with.
Even in pc he is a target
Someone will get their hands on him.
@@jetted_out well, we
Think that whitey Bulger was set up. Maybe history will repeat itself.
Message to police officers: Don't follow the lead of a rogue lead officer. Have the courage to contradict, and report, when they're breaking the law.
Chauvin was grossly overcharged. His crime is negligence, lack of sensitivity for the circumstances, but not malice.
@@bonsummers2657 His actions were intentional and caused the death of a person. The jury made the correct decision.
@Ryan Roach Overdose of knee on his neck?
@Азизбек Акшабаков too bad the medical examiner didn't come to the same conclusion
@Ryan Roach Wrong. You clearly didn't watch the full trial.
I love that the judge didn’t make It about himself. Here’s your sentence, go serve It. Goodbye.
Excellent observation
Greetings. No the judge was angry that he couldn't give him time served and the people would accept it.
@@latanyafisher3580
Because you know what’s in his heart.
Thanks Latanya
The judge made it about himself when he didn't allow the trial to be heard elsewhere like it should have been. The judge also made it about himself when he didn't call a mistrial when that dumb Politician in California threatened the jury which he should have also done. No he didn't do those things cause he wanted to be the one that heard the trial and handed the sentence. It's so obvious this judge made it about himself.
@@dwaynedwayne1964
I agree on your comment regarding Mad Max, but I don’t think the judge’s decisions were based on making himself the center of attention
Then again, my point of reference is Ito
Once the prisoners find out he was a cop, it's game over for him.
i doubt that they will put him in general population tho
Maybe he get lucky and his roomate will be Racist
Exactly 💯💯
@380_Pound_Black_Woman's _Stool_Sample lol
He'll be watched to make sure the inmates don't make him their girlfriend.
Surprised he didnt give him his sentencing time in minutes to make it sound even larger
@Public Enemy #1 And you have to count it out, so make sure you don't you lose your place, or you have to start over.
He’ll be chillin in club fed lol.
Months is common. That's how they do scoresheets in Florida, too.
@Email Subjekt
You really need to lay off of Clorox!😲
Lol they always read it that way, and if under a year they read it in days instead of months. Sounds shorter that way to me lol
Derek Chauvin doesn't think he did anything wrong. There are thousands of other officers across the country that think the same way.
gross
Scary
Police are over worked, under power. Politicians are giving criminals like George Floyd drugs like candy, what do you think is gonna happen? Chauvin, eventhough he killed a person, he is also a victim of the out of control criminals out on the street and the pure corruption in this government. Corrupt politicians need this drama so the attention goes to this angry dumb cop. I don't buy it, I don't feel sorry for Floyd because he is not here anymore, I feel a little sorry for Chauvin but still could not care less and you either, you are just afraid of been called names. Floyd's family only care about the money they are going to get, I guarantee you they will not help anyone, and they shouldn't because they are free to do whatever they want with the money. Anyone who says that are sorry for Floyd but not the cop I don't believe them. I feel bad for all the kids( blacks or whites) who were killed by gang criminal members, but not George.
It is so nice to hear someone in a position of authority speaking so sincerely. We need a lot more people in the world like this judge.
God ...who are u referring to?
@@shaleecec2027 I was very clear. Do you struggle with reading comprehension? Some schooling can help with that.
@@PhoenixHinds I think 'Shaleece' parents were an "Alabama Gump" family so don't be so hard on it, he/she doesn't know any better.
Disgrace to humanity!!
The world is changing and so has the culture... Young men and women living in Minneapolis can tell you how Minneapolis police treat citizens ... These young people are tired of the police in Minneapolis... These are people that go to school and go too college and see these things on daily... Most these police officers DO NOT LIVE IN THESE COMMUNITY... BUT!!! THINK EVERYONE IS A CRIMINAL
This guy not gonna live out this sentence he already age 5yrs in three months
Agreed..you can see how the stress has aged him
Well, does anyone truely care? He killed a man who posed no threat to him for basically no reason. If he wants to ever take the cowards way out, I say let him. But until then, he will probably get to eat better than most of the rest of us as well as get free medical care. Not that it would do him any good, but he could also earn additional degrees for free in prison. Not that they outweigh the cons, but prison has its benefits.
@@alextepe4309 people who blindly believe what they are fed, specially in this case which is FAKE NEWS biased opinion disguised as news, are truly in need of help. How do you know George Floyd was innocent. He was pumped full of illegal drugs trying to pass a fake money and his wrap sheet is longer as Hunter Biden's crack dealers list . So how exactly do you know he was innocent ...
@@seymourelykeley ok, I know that George Floyd was no Botham Jean. He did abuse drugs and he was also an ex-con. But we don’t know for certain that he knew he was using a counterfeit 20. Years ago I got some money from a bank’s ATM, and it turned out that one of the 50s was in fact a counterfeit one. But I had no idea and it wasn’t my fault because I got it directly from a BANK of all places. People who comment on here make it seem that since Floyd wasn’t clean and had a criminal past that it was no big deal that Chauvin suffocated him to death. All I’ve been saying is that whether it’s a convict like George Floyd or a straight arrow like Botham Jean, no human being deserves to be suffocated to death like that, especially by someone whose job was to “serve and protect” and who should have known better. Keep in mind also that Chauvin and Tao had numerous blemishes on their service record and should not have been permitted to remain on the force
In the first place.
He looks the same,sounds like wishful thinking
Never seen anyone get sentenced then not handcuffed before walking to the back
It actually happens alot. They will escort him to change back through locked spaces and search him then impose his restraints for transport. You only need to cuff when he is going to be escorted through uncontrolled spaces.
You’ve watched a lot of trials huh?
Being white has it's privileges
@@charlessmallins7926 being human does
@@kuhmpashun trials? No but a lot court tv
Daaang imagine all the people he put in jail.. they waiting for him
EXACTLY
He may leave the prison before 60 for this sentencing. But he has multiple federal trials pending and he may not leave the prison ever.
Federal?. He has a mistrial on the way.
@I Llll you don't know what mistrial means.
@@tyruswarwick2508 That would still have to be proven, and it isn't likely to be.
@I Llll He already got too much. He is a honorable man that risk his life for the public and he just made a mistake.
@@anonymous-zy9rf a mistake huh, sitting on someone's neck for 9.30mins.
Well, I wouldn’t want to trade places with him. Not for all the whiskey in Ireland.
🤣🤣🤣
Im stealing this catch phrase 🤣
@BadFish480
Not surprising that he’s a hero to someone who can’t even spell “would” correctly.
@Kira That's fine. Jeffrey Dahmer was also in PC. Ooops!
Letsgoooo. FAX!!!
Chauvin looks as if he's aged about 5 years already, especially with that shaved head .
@@juanbaclavab ,no it doesn't. Geez, youtubers say anything. 🙄
@@juanbaclavab babies don't look that old to me :/
He's 45 and yet he has more saggy skin than my 80 year old grandpa
@@kyasonkaylor6807 all those years working with joggers like Floyd didn't help much either :|
Hopefully this will happen to all bad cops out there. I don't think it should have gotten to the point where cops are seen as villains but too many people turned a blind eye to police brutality. Hopefully this will deter it
I still don't understand why the other police officers will just stand around and let one police officer murder someone. They can arrest ANYONE they see that is breaking the law and that includes arresting another police officer. This is the problem in America. A police officer isn't the law. They are just representations of it, and they shouldn't discriminate! They should arrest ANYONE who breaks the law and that even means doing it to another officer if they have to!
Cops made enemies of themselves
These pigs will only stop, when people start taking things into their own hands.
Republicans actually support this monster. One demented bunch.
@@guitarttimman Cops arrest everyone that break the law, you think a cop sees a white person breaking the law and ignores it? I will never understand how brainwashed you guys are just from what people tell you and what the media shoves in your face. do some research please
Believe me he will be safer in prison as long as they don’t put him in general population otherwise he ain’t gonna last 2 days.
That’s what I thought for Zimmerman. He is still out selling signed skittles and the gun he used to kill young Martin.
As an ex Co most cops got to federal prison and be PC up
Right dude
@@TiffanyBrewley Because nothing says innocence like assaulting someone and banging their head against concrete. Stop being racist.
@iiXii I’m with everyone out there on what he did, he made one worst choice in life. 22.5 might not satisfy a lot of ppl but 22.5 solitary will be insanely long especially for a guy went downhill like that.
Judge: "I sentence you to 270 months"
Chauvin: *Gets out calculator
thanks for the stupid comment
@@jeffkornhauser5378 ?
@@toastybread333 ??
@@jeffkornhauser5378 exactly, leave the "dumb jokes" for your mum
He couldn’t calculate fast enough
There are people serving much longer sentences and life sentences for non-violent drug possession/offences. With good behaviour he might serve 60% of that sentence behind bars. His defence team in the future will be able to make a valid case that he is not a threat to society and will receive early parole with multiple conditions.
Good
When he is convicted on federal civil rights abuse charges he will be mandated to serve 90% of the time on those federal charges; which are completely separate from (albeit related to) his charges within the state of Minnesota. He will more than likely be in prison for the next 20-30 years
@@NoName-mo8yt absolutely
@@andrewf9557 please explain?
I think if it’s federal he has to serve 80% right?
Even in protective custody he will be in trouble. Guards can sometimes be more dangerous than the inmates...
@Boobeebop lol would you not want to hurt that man? Watching the video of the murder i would have done way more than what those people did to help him
He might get murdered.
_Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?!_
@@damien8012 that would have been annoying lol
@Meghan it is not on par with what Floyd did which is being a carrier criminal his entire life
This is truly heartbreaking it should have NEVER happened
No one's missing that drug addicted criminal
Yes George Floyd should've never needed the police called on him or been loaded with fentanyl and meth
It should’ve happened Floyd is a criminal
Don't take drugs.
Don't rob stores.
Problem solved.
@@thisguy4505 nope do ur job rite as a police officer he didn’t do dat and now he’s in a prison cell
I hope we learn from this case....you can lose everything in a split second. Also every action has a consequence sometimes good or bad.
"in a split second"
He knelt on Floyd's neck for nine minutes and 29 seconds
@@JohannesHNNS I hope you live a long and prosperous life
THAT'S the lesson you learned here? The lesson being, don't murder people, because you will go to prison? Not really sure what to say to that...but, that ain't the lesson here. Most people already don't want to murder innocent people.
@@JohannesHNNS
Exactly, it wasn't No Split second,
I believe it was a little over 9 Minutes.
What I learned is that if you’re a cop with a loaded gun, you can commit murder and serve one tenth of the time that you or I would serve for the same offense. Chauvin should serve the rest of his life in prison without the possibility of parole, and he’ll be out in four years because our system is the most corrupt of any on Earth other than China.
This dude just chilling during his sentencing like he misheard it as 270 days😂
“Oh, cool, probation.”
He knew it was coming
@@squeaky9715 he's all making plans with his wife for next year and she's all confused af😂
@Chris D take ur tinfoil hat off there bud
@@spooky1640 if he takes off his tinfoil hat what is left to protect him from the lizards.
Man he must be thinking suicide. It’s crazy how his stupid move (which he probably thought was justified and even harmless) now basically ended his life. Like, at the time he was kneeling on his neck, he had no idea something of this magnitude could happen. Makes me not ever want to speed in a car or get angry at anyone again.
Really makes us appreciate our own screwed up life.
He had a history of abuse of authority and assault spanning years and I'm glad it finally caught up with him thanks to that teenage girl filming it. I have no sympathy for him, I wouldn't be thinking it was justified if I kneeled on someone's neck for 9 minutes, especially after his partner informed him after 7 that he couldn't find a pulse. The judge made a good unbiased sentence and did it by the books, lot of respect for him.
@@Deathkill06 Not saying I sympathize for him. Just saying that we all make decisions that are stupid without realize the consequences can be astronomical. Like when you run across the road early or stare at your phone when driving. Kinda scary.
He knew exactly what he was doing. The man was screaming “I can’t breathe”, don’t know if you knew that. He did this for several minutes even after he became unresponsive. You can’t justify that in any way, that’s murder. Even if he was just trying to knock him out that’s well out of his guidelines and anyone with training would know that’s not how you do it.
bro he knew exactly what he was doing. he wnated to kill him and tought that they would let it slide. you can see while watching the footage. that he seems to enjoy doing what he did.
I've never heard of predatory offender registry before
Yeah neither have I
@Viktor Frankl stay mad
@Viktor Frankl I thrive on your salt
@Viktor Frankl keep that copium flowing my dude
I have
If police and white collar criminals knew they were going to General Population, I think they'd think twice about committing crimes. He should serve his time the same way most other murders do.
He going to PC not general population
@@keemkeem6067 That's literally the point the original poster is bringing up.
@@19bayarea91 he’s confused
This is a blue collar crime. White collar crime is things like tax evasion, fraud, money laundering, etc. Basically a non-victim crime that ends you up in Club Fed.
The judge basically destroyed his repeal with how he went about this. Bravo.
@@TressaArasheben well you knew what he meant so it doesn't matter.
Well when they did the trail the jury’s could just go and watch the news so the thing if he’s guilty or not could be appealed
@@TressaArasheben Actually, we knew what he meant. You're comment was not necessary in the slightest. Words like yours are terrible things to waste, aren't they? 😜
@@TressaArasheben It's spelled appeal, not ah-peeeeel.
@@TressaArasheben what’s wasteful is the fact that you cared enough to say something about it 🤣 pathetic
Kudos to the judge for his neutrality and acknowledgment of the suffering of impacted families.
Special circumstances..he was a Cop.
They have to keep him away from all the other inmates or they will "get to him ."
Admin Segregation ... 23 hr lock down for the next 15yrs. Shower, exercise, phone call within 1 hr.
They will try their best to keep him away from other inmates but that will be difficult since alot of them are black and wants to avenge george.
He won't be safe Anywhere!!
@@tracyhurst7512 yea it will still be better than serving life sentences !!! He will be out in 15 years and not 22 years ! It is pretty hard to do anything he remove from general population
Do you really think he is even going to be in prison
Chauvin’s going to spend the rest of his life in jail. He still has federal charges to face.
True. They got their hooks into him and aren't going to let go.
Good! At least he won’t be back on the streets no time soon.
@@empnadajhhh9469 I rejoice in the unhappiness of a triggered racist. Thank you for that 😉
@@empnadajhhh9469
He can file an appeal and lose.
He still has to face federal charges, where he could be given a life sentence.
FYI, only 10% of criminal cases are reversed on appeal
Hes facing life in the federal prison so hes finished. It doesn't even qhat the state does at this point
He will be spending his time in protective custody
That's what you think....people will get to him in jail 💯
Yeah but protective custody is worse in a lot of points since loneliness is what takes your mind, you can spent 2 years in protective custody but not 10…
As long as Chauvin’s not back on the streets with a badge, justice is served 😊
That's not a good thing either. I hope he does.
He'll have plenty of roommates, capitol rioters are still being charged, EDP445 will be there soon as well
Being a cop, you take that chance of losing your life. Being a criminal, you take that same chance.
First, the occupation of being a cop does not even crack the top 10 most dangerous occupations in the U.S.
Second, there's nothing in the law that says a criminal not resisting should take the chance of being killed by a rogue cop.
Third, this from a retired Federal and State officer.
Thus, your comment, and the 33 likes it has, makes you and those people simpletons that do not understand the law.
@@BVAS1430 and you are the problem with what is wrong with our society by defending criminals the way that you do
You got that from The deported?
@@Ithuttan I did?
That doesn’t mean you get to kill someone in cold blood
He will be out sooner than that I don't trust these sentencings they lie to us always
If you dont trust this than you are paranoid! Go seek help!!
Do you think they're going to jeopardise things and release him early? this is not an ordinary case. The entire world knows about it.
Go seek help because of distrust of this particular court proceeding? Did you watch the case closely and see/hear testimony from witnesses, prosecution, and defense? Chauvin’s defense did not do a good job and prove his innocence; however, the prosecution failed to establish guilt beyond reasonable doubt. Rewatch the prosecution’s own debate and witnesses and see if you have the same opinion. For sure two of the jurors are questionable, one was previously active in BLM (bias implied) and the second admitted in an interview after delivering the verdict that she was concerned about retribution from those who were passionate about his guilt
Sentences are to please other people, he will not serve he entire sentence.. 1/3 served in Minnesota with good behavior..
Even the biggest moron can come to a conclusion by watching that video!
Im proud of Inmate chauvin, He shaved his head. Hes really falling into place and becoming a great inmate.
He’s got no choice in jail you gotta pick a gang or be able to to handle yourself in there
He figured out what car he's in. Good on him.
@@fucker4166 dude won’t make it in Prison. He killed a Black man and there are a bunch of black guys in there, and he is a Police Officer, and criminals don’t like Officers.
@@bearsredzone845 Yeah... no Aryan Brother I ever met would ever protect a man like that...
@@mlgcarroll true.
The police department always has my support, but when someone intentionally does harm to someone, no matter if they have broken the law, that person must pay the consequences, otherwise, we have anarchy. I watched the video of this during that time and I thought to myself: This officer had people screaming at him, the man under him was begging for his life and he callously kept the pressure on this mans airway and it was one of the cruelest things I have ever seen an officer do. I am glad he was found guilty and is serving a long sentence, if Floyd didn't die, it would have been a crime anyway, but when someone dies, you don't dismiss it. The judge and jury made the right call.
Respect
Did you have the same remorse when Fetanyl Floyd had a woman pinned down in her apartment at gunpoint while his thug homies robbed her? I imagine she was begging for her life, yet nobody seems to care. Chauvin took Floyd off the streets, something the Justice system refused to do
This has nothing to do with Floyd as a person. It's not okay for a cop to be judge and jury, END OF STORY!
The cop thought he was doing the right thing. It wasn't cruelty. If anything he was negligent foremost.
Of course, the glaring question is, why did it take the jury TEN HOURS, spread across two days, to decide he was guilty of murder (a murder which was called unintentional!!) when the rest of America and the world took only as long as the duration of the video recording of the incident to find him guilty - less than TEN MINUTES!
From a policeman to a prisoner in literally 8 minutes. It's crazy how fast ur whole life can change in some minutes. And he's also in one of the most dangerous prisons in the USA. Rip Bozo
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@Jeroen lol 😆 you don't have to kill a person for resisting
@Jeroen I have a police parent. Resisting arrest is common, people obviously don’t want to be taken to jail or possibly prison. There are ways to deal with a situation where someone is resisting. Taking someones life should always be the absolute last last option. In any circumstance.. even if the detainee is throwing fists… killing someone is ALWAYS wrong. So it isn’t accounted for because it is irrelevant to how the police should have handled the situation.
@Jeroen he resist then you detained him 🤣 end of story if you can't detain someone with 3 cops the jobs not for you
@Jeroen there is no “But still” when you restrain someone your goal isn’t to kill them.. its to arrest them. In NO Situation should you need to take someone life unless they threaten yours or someone else’s… period end of story. No “but still”s
I'm not sure what my face would be like in that situation, but he's always got this, "What are you TALKING about!?" face at these hearings.
😂😂😂😂
How can you see his face when he has a mask on? 🙄
@@judahbritt5269 you can tell. By the eyes and it not that hard to tell what the facial expressions might look like
Probably because he still thinks he has a chance. And he may. I think Nelson agreed to write this trial off as a loss and get it over with. Try and get it out of the media and find a way to get off on a technicality. Or atleast reduce the sentencing and and the stuff hes gonna have to do when he gets out like register as a predator.
I think he's trying to show no reaction
He looked real confused when the judge added those extra months into the initial murder charge. He was trying to do that addition and multiplication in his head lol
He was😂😂my exact thought
I loved watching him squirm
Lol
He got time for served too!! They will bring it back to court soon to appeal this insanity. If a cop does his job when a drug addict fights them and according to the video he fought them twice!! He didn't want to go back to jail since he was always there. Junkie
I dont feel sorry for him. I hope he get put in population so he can see how it feels . Rip George aka big Floyd
Keep recording the police guys keep the cameras on them at all times
Be dads!
@@phillipclark2619 lol
I know...lol.
If Chauvin wasn’t caught murdering Floyd on camera he’d still be a cop right now
@@Daywalker_27 big facts brotha
he doesn't deserve to ever see the light of day in his life
They gave him a break and didn’t cuff him, when taken into custody… anyone else woulda been cuffed right then and there
True just noticed that
thats normal for a sentencing, happens all the time...
That hallway is a tunnel that probably leads back to either the jail or to a holding cell. No need for handcuffs.
There’s only one place I like to be cuffed Michelle
People just got to find something to complain about..shut up
He wasn't murdered
I don't support George Floyd, and he doesn't deserve a statue, but there was no need to compress your knees on a man that's already handcuffed
There's also no need for him to take Fentanyl, lie about chlostrophobia, scream and cry, and resist arrest, but hey here we are.
@@PakeezSlayer here we are because Derek abused his power
I appreciate the judge apologizing to the families.. Whether he's sincere or not I don't know. But it use to a time when people were civil to each other. There were just a sense of common decency. This man knew George. Even if he didn't like George. He knew George had a family. People begging for mercy from The sidelines and you just keep applying pressure. He had time to take some deep breath and think about what he was doing. So sad.
The judge seemed sincere. I could not be a judge. Derek chauvin just completely lost it
When were white people been kind
@@6ix112 white people as a whole are not pigs.
I believe the judge was scared can't blame him wouldn't want my family be put in danger or more looting!
They set a good example out of him it’s also a message for the rest of the cops out there to get their act together
So what they suppose to handle a drug addict in appropriate matter?....don't be stupid with this dumb comment!!!
@@j-vsautogarage6069 they aren't supposed to kill is the issue
You must live under a rock , with this ignorant comment.
@@malikdoby so let me handle a freaking drunkie and a druggie in a normal way don't be a MORON WING NUT!!!!
@@j-vsautogarage6069 Don't kill people because of thier skin color and most cops will be fine.
Derek Chauvin did nothing wrong. Change my mind
Khang Ho:
Nothing can change the mind of a racist!
Nothing can change the mind of somebody that won’t look at actual facts. They don’t just automatically convict somebody of murder if there’s not enough proof. He got convicted, there’s ton of proof.
@@malcolmknox8130 slander is the tool of low intellectuals
@@Ashley-jx7sw using this logic would mean that they don’t just let people off when there is a ton of proof but the Casey Anthony case would prove otherwise. There is also a ton of reasonable doubt in this case.
@@calibrated692
Sorry, I'm just calling it like it is. If you think I'm a low intellectual, you're badly mistaken!! You don't know anything about me.....and, I don't know anything about you. But, your statement tells me that you make ASSumptions you know NOTHING about!! I made my statement on the facts of the case, and, the statement that was made by that individual. YOU, made an ASSumption on a statement that you disagreed with! Sure, I disagreed with that statement that was made.....but, I called it for what is.
Usually they cuff the defendant immediately before they leave the court room looks like he might be goin to burger king with his buddies one last time
I caught that too
Zip it clown
@@ffirstamendmentharrasers7399 must be a bootlicker
Well, they apparently did take Dylan Roof to Burger King.
@@valentinius62 I learned that it’s a tactic to prove they aren’t insane. Like when they try to plead insanity. There’s more to it but... ya
I think the judge hammered him to protect himself tbh
Not really, it was a pretty middle of the road sentence for the charges he was convicted of. Two out of the four aggravating factors were accepted (abuse of authority and cruelty) he did it by the books for the sentencing guidelines leaving emotions out of it.
I do believe the judge felt intimidated
That's why he wrote a 22 page legal brief explaining the complexity of the sentencing?
In what way? The judge didn’t convict him, and he could’ve given him way more time, everyone wanted it.
@@snarkysharky7913 I know he didn't convict him, but he did sentence him, I think he was seriously worried about a backlash
I regret serving this country.
You weren't at any point serving any nation except for billionaires and politicians who start fake wars that kill millions so the military industrial complex can get even richer
Then GET OUT!
Me too brother
i think the judge was intentionally long-winded just to keep Chauvin on pins and needles :-)
That was the shortest sentencing ever. Lol
He should’ve practiced it to perfection and timed the sentencing speech for 8 minutes and 46 seconds
Long winded lol that was shortest sentencing ever
No. The judge seemed like he loved Chauvin.
@@BearFaceTV : the judge was quite likely concerned with being harassed by detractors, and a lesser extent the media at large. That would've been funny justice, though.
Chauvin repeatedly told Floyd, who wasn’t resisting and begging to comply, “ you can’t win”. Bittersweet choice of words…
Chauvin will need lots of Vaseline to gress is riing
if the con can't get to him the prison gards will take turns to brown him
@@petemchardy3605 your remark is pretty disgusting
@Mfanyana Sithole worried ? Grow up, the remark is pure filth. Your title speaks volumes about you as a person, no class
@@gailcrook2687 Can you not be so daft?
Floyd ridiculously resisted arrest. Chauvin was grossly overcharged. His crime is negligence, lack of sensitivity for the circumstances, but not malice.
Bend Over Derrick!
He deserves 50 years
Nah, should be 90
Let’s hope nobody accidentally unlocks your cell door like they did Dylan Roof lol
Who cares if they do
MORE FYAH..I WISH THAT SOMEBODY UNLOCKED HIS PRISON DOOR HIP HIP HOORAY...THAT WOULD BE JUSTICE SERVED WITH CHOICE 😂😂😂😂
They will be charged with predatory murder as well.
I don't hope that.. karma always waiting
Cop doesn’t deserve to be in jail
Being a cop doesn’t raise you above any other regular citizen
any citizen on that level of proof... would be doing LIFE WITHOUT PAROLE OR ON DEATH ROW.
Agreed! During the court proceedings, felt like I was watching a snuff film repeatedly over and over. He murdered that man in cold blood while helpless others watched.
It's not really about Chauvin the only reason this has so much attention it's when Whites victimize Blacks it's all about color.
Absolutely so. I guess they would have been in prison for life for a lesser sentence. So unfair.
But this wasn't murder it was manslaughter
If Chauvin just rolled him over he wouldn't be in this mess but I think he should be charged with negligence instead.
*I'm just here for the Comments* 🍿😘
Me too!
Same
Honestly he got more than what I thought he would which is great
Hey only was suppose to get 10 1/2 but they doubled it
@@allen5260 12 is average
No it depends on state law and Minnesota is 1/3 of sentence with good behavior
@@allen5260 max was 30 years...
They let him just walk off? No cuffs or grabbing the back of the arm? And usually they come in dressed in their prison clothes.
Right.🤔
@@demetrus8049 Since he's a convicted murderer why didn't he come in with those slave chains?
Now it is time for the other crooked cops who were with him to get the maximum sentencing for their role in murdering Floyd
3 and 3.5 years is their sentence.
Make no mistake. If the lady didn't film the entire thing without flinching the crooked cop would have got off.
@JJ West Did I stutter?
@JJ West A 🤡 I shall be then!
@JJ West you too :)
I wonder how much george would have got if it was the other way around and by accident.. smh and he left without handcuffs. Sickening how nice he was treated
Shut your mouth. Floyd would have, and should have, gotten a lot longer sentence because of all of his prior criminal record. Floyd was a felon. Clear and cut.
Floyd resisted arrest🤷🏼♂️
@Smh Not again did you hold hold a pregnant woman at gun point so your friends could rob her? Because that’s what George did.
It's ok that George ffloyd broke in a young family's house and let his homie beat the mother of a 1 year old. It's ok because she wasn't pregnant. Internet is F**ked hahaha suddenly in starting to think u life that life u die from that life.
RIGHT. And Everybody on the comments mad cause he black lol whats NEW!!!!
He could’ve got the death sentence, and people would say “they should’ve let him suffer in jail” but if he got life they would say “just kill him”
Personally, I don't believe in the death sentence.
Nah if he got life they would say tight
I mean there’s a good chance he’ll get shanked anyways so win-win
Your assuming. You doubt know. It's going on a lot in society. We all have to stop Assuming before we know. It would save lives and stop people from going to jail...
Stop making up lies. Who said that?
IF YOU CANT DO THE TIME, DONT DO THE CRIME DEREK
21 1/2 years from now: OK, times up. Now get out!
As long as he’s no longer an officer then justice was definitely served
He can still be an unarmed security guard when he gets out in 2024.
That will be a great opportunity to team up with george zimmerman, and start their own security company.
No tf
Yeah he isn't getting out in 2024, you must be on the good drugs.
yes justice was served to george floyd. good thing derek followed correct protocol
I thought they were supposed to handcuff someone when they get sentenced and then take them to jail
he’s white
You're right they never handcuffed him
Probably cuz he's a cop. But he got put in cuffs when he was put in custody. He's already in custody so he should have belly chains on now
He's in a special class...the Blue Line Gang.
White privilege. They probably about to let him disappear.
This world is going crazy! Why no body talks about what Floyed did? How much crime he did over his life time!
because they're "Democrats"
Why should that, have any impact in his murder?
Because they want to play politics with peoples lives. No matter what any ones says he did not get a fair (Trial). You can argue all day long but truth is the truth!
@@putjesusfirst9217 Based on???
@@adub7524 murder? probably the same reason the LETHAL dosage of drugs in his system would, obviously.
Free Derek Chauvin!
😂😂😂no he deserves to stay in prison
Imagine if he's roommate is Bubba... a 7 feet Black man convicted of murder
THAT'S GOOD HEIGHT LIKE GEORGE FLOYD..
HE SHOULD IN MY OPINION SHOULD NEVER, EVER LEAVE PRISON AS LONG AS HE LIVES, WHAT A DISGRACE TO THE PROFESSION.
He'll spend his days in protective custody cuz the other inmates will rip him to shreds
I was thinking just the opposite. Prison is very polarizing.
Ohh they def will too. Once they find out he's in there. It's on & popping 🥳 JUSTICE FOR GF🕊️🤍🙏🙏💯💯
@@amandalidey329 yes justice for the guy who abandonded his kids, pointed a gun at a pregnant woman, was on lethal amounts of fentynal, was on crack, and drove while under the influence, who then had liberals burning down the country, sure sure.
@@lokipi1me982 You got it, justice for him. Because we don't get to judge him and neither did Chauvin. He did not deserve to have his life taken from him. Nobody does
@@clumpkin1012 switch places with him & test your theory.
He should have been sentenced to eighty years, with no chance of parole.
That seems pretty rough for one man lol
@BadFish480 you should switch places with him right now then he’ll be free.
Tell that to the pregnant woman George Floyd had a gun to😡
@@saveamerica2896 source?
@@saveamerica2896 Stop believing that bs. republicans made that up against Geroge Floyd
He will only do like 15 years for taking a man's life
Yeah, stateside. He has federal charges pending.
Yup
@@cassandrakendrick6000 Tay-K got 55 years for murder and Chauvin gets 15
@@Raresnce yes but they will most likely run concurrent, so unless he gets more than 22 years for Federal, he'll still get out early.
@@xxxod i agree that the sentencing was trash
The special treatments have already started with him not getting handcuffed. Don’t they usually handcuff the person at this point?
🤦♀️
Because they know he’s going to comply like he did after the jury gave the verdict he complied unlike Floyd who didn’t comply and unlike Floyd if Floyd was sentenced correctly for that home invasion he would still be in prison
Lmao he's nothing without a badge nothing!!! A coward
@@kxn5163 They knew that his strength was that Uniform. A str8t coward he want do nada
@@antoinettepalmer8735 Floyd was real brave when he robbed the pregnant woman using a firearm. Of course you think he is a hero not a coward. He is a very poor but example of a hero but different people have different standards.
This whole trial was a joke. The jury should have been sequestered from the beginning
@Rap Star that’s exactly what he’s implying.
@Rap Star yes
@Rap Star you dont have any agency if you think this man is actually guilty of those charges
They should pass a law where if your a police officer convicted of this kind of crime your punishment is more than the law imposes especially if your on duty
Hi,
I can't even believe what you have been through! You all have been strong and resilient! God bless you all!
What are you taking about??
@@saveamerica2896 the four hundred years of oppression that blacks went through which will soon be five hundred in another year or two.
@@douche8980 It really won’t, the media is slowly trying to bring back racism to divide people again when the country has been almost racism-free for the last 20 years in comparison to the first 300
What u talking about 🤬
Footage of Derek calling for his momma will hopefully surface in the next few weeks.
Strange af mom only showed up because she was called by the defense
@Yep Sauce SMH dont forget your experience is coming
@Yep Sauce he couldn't breath because his airway was compressed. It appears you dont have the tiniest basic understanding of how the human body works.
He’s innocent
😂😂😂he's not innocent actually😂😂😂
I found it disrespectful that Chauvin was allowed to give condolences to the Floyd family, giving the fact that he kneeled on Floyd's neck for over 8 minutes not allowing him to breath.
Unfortunately that's what happens in any trial like this.
@o p has anyone even concidered to stop bringing race into everything? That's why there is still racism. We are all the same race... The human race. But if you want to mention that. You should also mention how a pale skinned man had the same thing happen that happened to George Floyd. But is anyone talking about that? That's a whole nother form of racism. Just because he wasn't dark skinned doesn't mean it shouldn't be covered on the news
He didn't apologise? Not on this vid anyway
Woah and I wondered why he was considered such a national hero. 8 minutes without breathing is kind of a record time, not even considering he couldn’t breathe well because of all the pills he popped
@@GODISALIVE.. Chauvin is a racist devil so it’s kinda hard not to in this case. I highly doubt if that was a white man it would’ve went down like that. You know and I know it so cut it out.
Caught Craig stealing box’s on his day off caught Derek taking a life of his day off moral of the story never go to work on your day off
Craig was trying to build a clubhouse. 😀😀
@John Smith lol I already know you will be donating to derek for his appeal lol you could’ve just easily scrolled and ignored my comment
@@lokipi1me982 proven multiple times that he didn’t die from an overdose lol what are you talking about
@@lokipi1me982 lol the autopsy proved it wasn’t an overdose I watch what the doctor said. George died from asphyxia due to neck and back compression
He knows he will appeal it and get sentence reduced
Hopefully he does. Poor man.
@@TerrorSab PoorvGeorge F### Derek
Good luck appealing 4 different felony cases 😂🤡
Hopefully he does get it reduced. A good man that made a terrible mistake.
@@anonymous-zy9rf I doubt that sentence.
22 and 1/2 years for second degree Unintentional Murder…. People serving less time for Murder. Don’t let the “People” and emotions cloud your judgment. Guilty yes.
The murder was intentional and obviously so in the viral video we all saw of Chavin's killing of Floyd.
@@underthemoonandoverthesky wasn’t strangled to death. If you can’t breathe then you are unable to talk. Guilty yes of what and to what degree is of course the debate.
@@ksimon6485 That's simply not a true statement. Visit knowledge before you speak nonsense.
@@ksimon6485 They proved your stupid statement is just that...stupid AND FALSE during the trial. Did you not watch the trial? 🙄
@@ksimon6485 yes he was strangled to death. My brother used to do to me as a child exactly what Chauvin did to Floyd and you are literally smooshed to the ground and suffocating. I’m very lucky my brother did not shut down my wind pipes
That sentence is a joke!! He should have been set free!! 🤬🤬🤬
Yeah he should so the lovely rioters can get him and torture him since you people think unlawfully killing somebody is correct.
😂😂😂Derek chauvin is not a innocent man 😂😂😂
We need to analyze this critically and understand that former officer Chauvin came in to work on May 25, 2020, a day that we was not during his regular rotating schedule. It was his day off. The real lesson we ought to take away from this case... Be mindful of all decisions, for they impact more people than just yourself, and possibly most importantly, DON'T COME IN ON YOUR ONLY DAY OFF. IT'S A FOOLS GAME YOU'RE PLAYING AT THAT POINT😂
Don’t work a 9-5 make something for yourself this is America if you are working a job you’re losing!
@@Andre-hm6qf hahaha, says the 30 year old living in mommy's basement :/
@@douche8980 Nice fantasy? Not me buddy lol
@@Andre-hm6qf unless you're a first responder. In which case you work 24 hours at a time😂
@@elijahcochran2474 Nobody is FORCED to a be a first responder they know what they get themselves into
I get so hard looking into the fear and realization of Derek knowing he knows his life is over. Look how many times he blinks and his mannerisms.
Because He is ill. Hopefully only symptomatic TOS. And these another movements maybe after some kind of pills
But the didn du nothing's will love the fact that he got condemned even though claim to be Christian and wear a cross around their neck while they carry hatred in their heart.
@@douche8980 yes, you are right, they are like pharisees, who crucified Jesus
@Ryan Roach yes,it is very hard to look at suffering of innocent Dereks❤️🥺😜😳❤️,who certainly don't even know till now what purpose of this whole fake story was. Nobody knows
We all know he won't be living a normal life once he gets out of prison, early release for good behavior or not.
a severe verdict to prevent a revolt in the country.
He has federal crime charges as well.
Those are settled
@@nyprineandy No, the federal civil suit against the city of Minneapolis was settled. The federal criminal civil rights indictment against Chauvin & the other 3 officers is still on-goin.
He’s completely screwed. Federal charges default to run consecutively to state sentencing (meaning he’ll have to fill serve his state sentence before he gets credit for his federal sentence) he’s also under federal indictment for a separate & unrelated incident in 2017 involving a minor AND a separate set of felony MN state tax evasion charges in which I anticipate the IRS is also investigating him for possible analogous federal tax charges.
@@FlexSZN23 no they dont
@@ffirstamendmentharrasers7399 Here’s the federal statute: *18 U.S. Code § 3585*
(a) Commencement of Sentence.-
A sentence to a term of imprisonment commences on the date the defendant is received in custody awaiting transportation to, or arrives voluntarily to commence service of sentence at, the official detention facility at which the sentence is to be served.
I.e. He will not start serving his federal sentence (if convicted & sentenced ofc) until he’s under the custody of the BOP (federal prison)
A federal judge COULD order his potential sentence to run concurrently with his state charge but the default is a consecutive sentence.
Justice has been served! Police brutality will NOT be tolerated. Floyd, an unarmed man gasping for air was murdered by a ruthless cop and his cronies! Well deserved jail time!
Give him the soap with oil so it can slip out of his hands when he showers.
So he’s your type
That 10 minutes of kneeling cost him 22 years of his own life! I wonder if he thinks it was worth it...
"pay the mandatory surcharges of $78 to be paid from prison wages" What is that??? It's crazy.
Prison labor is used by several corporations. They earn as much as $2 a day. It depends on the prison but they can use it to pay court fees, restitution to the family, etc.
Victim Fees
Prison wages start at $0.50 a day and up to $2. So that’s 1.5 months work if he gets paid the top wage.
Yup you can work in prison for very little and save your money, file taxes, get stimulus checks all that jazz so when you get out your not completely broke and homeless. Remember it's about changing and punishing people not treating them like wild animals.
Administration fees
I promise you: he will want to serve that entire sentence. If he gets out even one day earlier than planned, he won't make it to the next klan rally before he is taken to the real lady justice.
Yeah right. Zimmerman is walking around free as a bird.
You’re hilarious. Your empty threats aint scaring anyone. There’s actual klan guys going to the grocery store in the Honda not getting touched by nobody.
@@hereticlife2546 yea because they're hiding like cowards
Yeah, whatever. Within a month no one is going to even remember his name. Sucka.
Your a clown and if anyone is racist it's you. Not one thing at trial was proved it was racial motivated, and they tried. Keep playing your race card and keep trying to divide this country.
His mother thinks he is innocent, she NEVER mentionned Floyd or his family and Chauvin never has a tear at any moment even when his mom spoke. And the judge gave a ''safe'' sentence so it won't be overturned on appeal. Satisfied. Anyway he still have the federal trial, the tax evasion trial and the 2017 teen incident trial.
And his three accomplices watched today and they now knows that jail is waiting for them...
Easy for you too say your not looking at 22 yrs in prison
@@hennessy637 George Floyd doesn’t even have that as a choice.
Oh, we all think he is innocent.
This man's life is a human sacrifice to the woke mob.
@Santino W something he threw away with his lifestyle and behavior
@@Scotty_Spacemonsterkiller Well put.
@Santino W Well, I suppose, in a way, yes.
@@MistahUnknown thank you.
👏👏
Floyd has been clean and sober for a year now...congrats👏
I hope this comment made you feel better about your perfect primp life.
@@Ashley-jx7swI'm not a 46 year old lifetime career criminal using drugs, passing fake money and holding a gun to a pregnant woman's belly. So ya life is good🙂
@@nhrafan335 oh yeah I’m assuming you are just a perfect angel that has done nothing wrong in life. Pathetic mind set. Hope you find happiness in life .
@@Ashley-jx7sw hmmmm well I'm not a felon, not even a misdemeanor on my record. A few traffic tickets in my 52 years of life. Have a job, paid off home and real money in the bank, not counterfeit😉
@@nhrafan335 switch places with your hero chauvin.
The guy who stuck a gun in a pregnant womans stomach got less time.
What guy? George never stuck a gun at a pregnant womans belly. However Derek did drag a woman out of her car as her newborn baby screamed in the backseat.
@@kisha4040 George is dead
@@kisha4040 yes he did
@@kisha4040 George did
Yes, in fact he did stick a gun in a womans belly. People are worshipping a career criminal.
Rip Emmit till , Rip freddy gray, Rip Tamir rice , Rip Breona Taylor, Rip Gorge Stinny 1929 - 1944, Rip Adam toledo, Rip Rodney king 1965-2012, Rip Alton Sterling 1979 - 2016, Rip Eric garner, these people didn't deserve to die
Rest in peace🕊