No Indictment for Eric Garner's Killer

[-The West Coast-]

When an attempt to take physical hold Garner was made, he stated, "Don't touch me, please." He was then put in a chokehold from behind by officer Daniel Pantaleo, and the video shows officer Pantaleo using his hands to push Garner's head down into the sidewalk. Once down and surrounded by four officers, Garner is heard to repeatedly state, "I can't breathe".

Here's a quick lesson: You can breathe if you can say, "I can't breathe."

And he resisted arrest when he said, "Don't touch me please." and tried to get his arm away from the police officer. Jerky movements like that set cops on edge and that is why he was restrained.

[Basseemia]

Here's a quick lesson: You can breathe if you can say, "I can't breathe."

You obviously know nothing about the human respiratory system and asthma.

[The balkens]

When an attempt to take physical hold Garner was made, he stated, "Don't touch me, please." He was then put in a chokehold from behind by officer Daniel Pantaleo, and the video shows officer Pantaleo using his hands to push Garner's head down into the sidewalk. Once down and surrounded by four officers, Garner is heard to repeatedly state, "I can't breathe".

Here's a quick lesson: You can breathe if you can say, "I can't breathe."

And he resisted arrest when he said, "Don't touch me please." and tried to get his arm away from the police officer. Jerky movements like that set cops on edge and that is why he was restrained.

He literally fucking said that not 1, not 2 BUT ELEVEN TIMES!

[-The West Coast-]

Here's a quick lesson: You can breathe if you can say, "I can't breathe."

And he resisted arrest when he said, "Don't touch me please." and tried to get his arm away from the police officer. Jerky movements like that set cops on edge and that is why he was restrained.

He literally fucking said that not 1, not 2 BUT ELEVEN TIMES!

So he had the ability to breathe throughout the whole ordeal.

[Basseemia]

He literally fucking said that not 1, not 2 BUT ELEVEN TIMES!

So he had the ability to breathe throughout the whole ordeal.

Okay then how did he die if he was able to breathe?

[The balkens]

He literally fucking said that not 1, not 2 BUT ELEVEN TIMES!

So he had the ability to breathe throughout the whole ordeal.

But hes dead, so apparently he couldnt.

Maybe he used the last breathe air in his lungs to plea to the officers that he cannot breathe?

Shit.

[-The West Coast-]

Here's a quick lesson: You can breathe if you can say, "I can't breathe."

You obviously know nothing about the human respiratory system and asthma.

If you have the ability to speak words, that requires breath. If you can speak a whole sentence you can definitely breathe.

[Scomagia]

He literally fucking said that not 1, not 2 BUT ELEVEN TIMES!

So he had the ability to breathe throughout the whole ordeal.

You'd only think that if you had no understanding how the human body works.

[Cetacea]

They are taught basic hand to hand combat.

The only "hand to hand combat" NYPD are taught, are how to take down someone, and what is demonstrated in the video is a method.

yeah I'm not expecting the police to go all Jackie Chan Shoryuken or anything - just a more skilled version of the tackle that football loving kids across the world use on a regular basis

I'm sure most police takedown methods don't including chocking the perp till he passes out...

[-The West Coast-]

So he had the ability to breathe throughout the whole ordeal.

Okay then how did he die if he was able to breathe?

Well, he died of a heart attack in an ambulance.

[Rob Halfordia]

Okay then how did he die if he was able to breathe?

Well, he died of a heart attack in an ambulance.

Source?

[Basseemia]

You obviously know nothing about the human respiratory system and asthma.

If you have the ability to speak words, that requires breath. If you can speak a whole sentence you can definitely breathe.

[The balkens]

Okay then how did he die if he was able to breathe?

Well, he died of a heart attack in an ambulance.

Gee, i wonder why.

[Sevvania]

Okay then how did he die if he was able to breathe?

Well, he died of a heart attack in an ambulance.

Unrelated to the police attack, I'm sure.

[Ethel mermania]

When it comes to putting cuffs on, the police would disagree

They'd also disagree when they put cuffs on somebody who isn't complying and then charge them with only resisting arrest.
Making for a rather bad logical progression.

The complaint was for illegally selling cigarettes which he had been arrested for a few times before.

[-The West Coast-]

So he had the ability to breathe throughout the whole ordeal.

You'd only think that if you had no understanding how the human body works.

Well, I was in several choke holds and tackled many times for 3 months in Army basic training, and I could breathe every time, so I don't see your point?

[Scomagia]

If you have the ability to speak words, that requires breath. If you can speak a whole sentence you can definitely breathe.

I love watching people who are completely ignorant of Anatomy and Physiology talk about the human body. It's like watching a Creationist talk about Evolution.

[MERIZoC]

When an attempt to take physical hold Garner was made, he stated, "Don't touch me, please." He was then put in a chokehold from behind by officer Daniel Pantaleo, and the video shows officer Pantaleo using his hands to push Garner's head down into the sidewalk. Once down and surrounded by four officers, Garner is heard to repeatedly state, "I can't breathe".

Here's a quick lesson: You can breathe if you can say, "I can't breathe."

And he resisted arrest when he said, "Don't touch me please." and tried to get his arm away from the police officer. Jerky movements like that set cops on edge and that is why he was restrained.

If someone moving their arm away sets you off, you need counseling.

[Scomagia]

You'd only think that if you had no understanding how the human body works.

Well, I was in several choke holds and tackled many times for 3 months in Army basic training, and I could breathe every time, so I don't see your point?

The amount of air required to speak is not the same as the amount of air required to live.

Also, I don't care about your anecdotes.

[Rob Halfordia]

You'd only think that if you had no understanding how the human body works.

Well, I was in several choke holds and tackled many times for 3 months in Army basic training, and I could breathe every time, so I don't see your point?

Alright, let me ask you, what were you training to be in the Army? I'm interested to know. And where did you train?

[-The West Coast-]

Here's a quick lesson: You can breathe if you can say, "I can't breathe."

And he resisted arrest when he said, "Don't touch me please." and tried to get his arm away from the police officer. Jerky movements like that set cops on edge and that is why he was restrained.

If someone moving their arm away sets you off, you need counseling.

Cops can die in a matter of seconds when patrolling the streets of their cities. A movement like that, a jerking motion like the one he did to get his arm out of a police officer's grasp is dangerous for the officer's well being.

[Great Confederacy of Commonwealth States]

You'd only think that if you had no understanding how the human body works.

Well, I was in several choke holds and tackled many times for 3 months in Army basic training, and I could breathe every time, so I don't see your point?

Army training. The police is not an armed force. It's law enforcement. They are there to enforce laws, not locked in combat. You got training in that kind of thing. Those people in training were not trying to strangle you. There is no comparison with this case, an officer untrained in a chokehold suddenly wrapping his arm around an astmatic man. The results are quite different. And even if a heart attack was the cause of death, you know what causes your heart to break down? Lack of oxygen.

[Socialist Union of Citizens]

Hello,
I will be discussing my opinions, and want to hear yours on two events relating to racial tension affecting this nation.

The first one will be Ferguson. I agree with the police on this case. This "kid" who is 18 and so an adult, robbed a store, and was then killed by a police officer. The account varies on what happened from witness to witness, but all of the witnesses against the police don't have stories that add up, while the witnesses with the police do. Most of the things that Darren Wilson said happened have been proved to happen. The autopsies add up. He said his gun jammed on the first two times he pulled the trigger, and the gun he had when being pulled on (as he said Brown was trying to take his firearm) enough, won't allow its firing pin to fire a shot. And, how did Darren Wilson just get a messed up eye? It was obvious there was a confrontation in the car, which would go with Wilson's account. He has also apologized for the fact that the Brown family has lost their son, even though he rightfully was killed in self-defense. And, what the Hell gives you the right to burn down gas stations because the media, without any proof, claimed Brown was murdered in cold blood and Wilson was racist.

The second one, where Eric Garner was killed by a cop with chokehold on camera, I go with Eric. It is seen on camera that they suddenly attacked him, and illegally, a choke hold was used on him. He yelled out "I can't breathe!" and then died. Though I believe no one should violently protest, protest against this! You can see pure proof of what happened. And to me, this was not an act of racism, it was police brutality that we see against all races.

[The balkens]

If someone moving their arm away sets you off, you need counseling.

Cops can die in a matter of seconds when patrolling the streets of their cities. A movement like that, a jerking motion like the one he did to get his arm out of a police officer's grasp is dangerous for the officer's well being.

1 to 6.

Keep that ratio in mind.

[Atlanticatia]

If someone moving their arm away sets you off, you need counseling.

Cops can die in a matter of seconds when patrolling the streets of their cities. A movement like that, a jerking motion like the one he did to get his arm out of a police officer's grasp is dangerous for the officer's well being.

There's a difference between restraining someone and choking them to death, then neglecting to give CPR.