Darek Chauvin, the man who killed George Floyd has been killed in prison.
Is this karma?
https://edition.cnn.com/2023/11/24/us/derek-chauvin-stabbed-prison-george-floyd/index.html
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Trending & News Darek Chauvin, the man who killed George Floyd has been killed in prison.
Is this karma?
https://edition.cnn.com/2023/11/24/us/derek-chauvin-stabbed-prison-george-floyd/index.html
That conflict was dust in the eyes of the world, many actions were taken out of context.
I have never seen and very little has been said about what happened before the knee on the neck.
What were the charges against that man, how did he react and how cooperative was he with the police.
We only know that that policeman committed a crime and his victim automatically became an innocent person.
That policeman should have been arrested (not killed) and tried for his actions, and so should George Floyd, he should not have been killed, you are guilty until proven guilty, but George Floyd did not have proof of innocence.
Even if the trial wasn't clearly a sham because:
-the autopsy clearly showed that Floyd died of the drugs in the system
-the police department said that Chauvin was authorized to use more force than he used
-that Chauvin used a type of restraint that was directly from the police manual as a restraint that was not designed to kill
- The judge specifically told him that there is nowhere in the state that he will have a fair trial.
- His colleagues who were there got prison time too even though they were just standing around.
Even if none of this was true, getting stabbed was not part of the punishment and he didn't have to endure that to pay his debt to society as prescribed by the judge.
He's not the George Floyd killer, the autopsy said he died of fentanyl overdose and heart disease.
Nope, he killed him, there's a clear video of him doing so
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I don't believe in karma. But it makes sense that he was stabbed in prison since people are often stabbed in prison. Especially probably former cops. And especially probably ones who committed hate crimes.
Dude George Floyd died of an overdose. The toxicology report proves that. And neither person deserved to die. But as a leftist BLM supporter and terrorist i cannot convince you of the truth of that.
https://www.famous-trials.com/george-floyd/2648-george-floyd-the-toxicology-report
Its sad that you will glorify a man who was a drug dealer, who sold to children, Beat women, and raped children... So sad. He was a career criminal.
if he dies, he dies a hero for taking that trash floyd off public streets. i actually think our prison system needs to be kicked in the ass. Just because you're serving time for a crime, doesn't mean you should be vulnerable to rapes and murders and shit. That isn't part of your punishment.
It's a travesty of justice. Minnesota is a lawless territory, a complete shit hole like California.
He might or might not died to overdose but he had drugs in his system - he was a junkie and a criminal. He had criminal record - aggravated robbery with a deadly weapon. That is the guy you cry about?
Check your sources. What I find says he was stabbed but no report that he is dead. Don't proliferate fake news!
What’s the karma for being convicted of a crime you didn’t commit?
There's a video of him killing Floyd. How stupid are you?
Lmao. Floyd died of a fentanyl od.
Nope, he was murdered.
Lol, bullshit. The autopsy confirms he didn’t die from any injury.
No, just shit that happens to cops in prison.
George died of fentanyl. So no, mr Chauvin’s death is not karma.
💯 yep
Not dead
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