That video is a 5 second long anecdote. Regardless, the woman was probably told to move and was refusing. When you disobey riot police in a riot situation that's what happens and I absolutely side with the police.

Data literally supports what I'm saying. A distorting narrative is what's driving all the recent calls to action and solidarity. People are being lied to and misled, either that or they are just using the narrative to push their own agendas.

The outrage started not because of the video that was undisputable evidence of police violence, it started because the police did not immediately arrest the officers who committed and helped with the murder of a person.

Had Minneapolis have to burn to the ground, so that they finally arrest the murderer policeman?

How is the reaction of the people relevant to our topic? Are you suggesting that the police is acting differently when they suspect that there will be an outrage, and differently when nobody is watching them?

I'm not sure if you're trolling or just very misinformed, but the position he was held in violates every single rule of police training on restraining individuals.

‘There are none so blind as those who will not see. The most deluded people are those who choose to ignore what they already know’.