there was no assault though, but reasonable use of force according to MPD police training materials presented in court.

In fact they could have escalated it at least two levels to more restricted prone position and use of taser, but they didn't, and called an ambulance several times to expedite it.

The policy of a police department does not supercede the law.

according to the law use of force by police is authorized when effecting a lawful arrest.

this case will go to appeal and possibly the supreme court, as there was significant interference with the jury by the media, and even US representatives calling for violence on the streets to intimidate the jurors.

Somehow, millions of policemen across the world are able to understand "use of force" in a different way than kneeling on someone's neck. The murder-cop himself was probably able to understand it differently on a different day.

neck restraint is standard use of force

noone dies from back of the neck pressure unless there is physical damage and none was detected, not to his skin, nor deep tissues based on autopsy report, there was not enough pressure to cause suffocation

GF died from fentanyl overdose and sick heart which could't handle him resisting arrest for so long

holy shit dude stop

do you have any evidence to believe otherwise? I watched the entire trial and the state failed to prove Chauvin's guilt without a reasonable doubt.

The jury was obviously intimidated by the mob, let's hope for appeal and supreme court having enough sense to overturn this bs verdict.