Justice Dept. charges ex-Minneapolis police officers with violating George Floyd's civil rights

[Ana the Ist]

Oh, please Bishop!

Ok...

Why do you want to see qualified immunity go?

If a cop shoots a deadly suspect shooting at him, the bullet passes through the suspect's leg and hits an innocent bystander....that cop should be sued/thrown in jail?

 

[Pommer]

Ok...

Why do you want to see qualified immunity go?

If a cop shoots a deadly suspect shooting at him, the bullet passes through the suspect's leg and hits an innocent bystander....that cop should be sued/thrown in jail?

An open ended question?
No thanks.

 

[Ana the Ist]

An open ended question?
No thanks.

It's a plain question.

Do you even understand what qualified immunity is?

 

[SummerMadness]

Ex-Officers Found Guilty in Federal Trial Over George Floyd's Death

Three former Minneapolis police officers were found guilty on Thursday of federal crimes for failing to intervene as another officer killed George Floyd by pressing his knee on his neck for more than nine minutes.

The case was an extraordinarily rare example of the Justice Department prosecuting officers for their inaction while another officer used excessive force. The verdicts signal to police departments across America that juries may become more willing to convict not just officers who kill people on the job, but also those who watch them do it.

 

[Yttrium]

Ex-Officers Found Guilty in Federal Trial Over George Floyd's Death

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How about this:
3 ex-cops convicted of rights violations in Floyd killing | AP News

 

[disciple Clint]

Ex-Officers Found Guilty in Federal Trial Over George Floyd's Death

Obviously there is equal justice for all.