Anyone want to shop at Target in Minneapolis today? (George Floyd police brutality death)

[big dick]

not heard of any weapons being found in his car


I agree that they should have stopped him when they had the chance but they didn't so it 's on him for not obeying the command issued by a police officer

Problem with tackling the guy is they escalate the situation quickly once it gets physical and they are fearful of losing their jobs over being too physical with people

Bad situation all around with no good answer

Should have quit while you were behind. They're fearful of losing they're jobs by being too physical?

Where did you hear that gem or are you just trying to justify your opinion.

Shot 7 times in the back is not too everything? These big boys are trained to physically handle people and there were enough of them to easily deal with this guy. They don't grab this guy because they can't do so with one hand. They've gone to their guns quickly against an unarmed man “walking” amongst them.

7 fucking times.

Big pay day coming

So you think these cops were looking to murder this guy?

You think they woke up and went to work thinking 'sure hope I can kill someone today" ?


All the guy had to do was comply with the orders of the police and he would be alive and well


It's their fault that he wouldn't listen? I don't wanna see a guy shot and esp in front of his kids but jfc dont walk away from the cops and then attempt to enter a vehicle that could have a gun in it

One thing you don't do in this country is get into a dispute with the cops and THEN make sudden reaching type movements and you def don't do this when the cop can't see both hands.


We can argue all day long that they should have or shouldn't have tackled the guy but in the end once he makes a move to that vehicle the way he did it's on him.