On 3/30/2021 2:52 PM, Зол Терентяк wrote:
>> Поэтому только душить.
>
> ево не душили. хватит врать.
https://www.foxnews.com/opinion/gregg-jarrett-tears-emotion-and-incriminating-testimony-in-day-2-of-chauvin-trial
"...On Tuesday, Donald Williams was asked to dissect the words he spoke
to Chauvin and his fellow officers that are heard so prominently on the
recording. As a bystander, Williams pleaded with them to let Floyd
breathe and warned them that he was dying. On cross-examination, the
defense seemed to suggest that Williams and others became so loud,
agitated, and "angry" that the officers must have been distracted. If
this was an effort to blame the bystanders, it was absurd.
Equally ludicrous was the defense effort to use Williams' martial arts
experience to make the point that a combative person who is rendered
unconscious by a choke hold might suddenly awaken to begin fighting
again --thus justifying Chauvin's unrelenting compression of Floyd's
neck. It was a silly argument since Floyd was prone on the pavement
with his hands cuffed behind his back.
While at times using a tissue to dab tears from his eyes, Williams
explained how he "called police on the police because I believe I
witnessed a murder."
When off-duty Minneapolis firefighter Genevieve Hansen arrived at the
scene, she told the jury how alarmed she became when she saw an
unconscious man on the ground with his face smashed into the pavement.
A trained medic, she identified herself and tried to intervene but was
told by Chauvin's fellow officer Tou Thao to back off. On the stand,
Hansen broke down as she described how she pleaded with the officers to
no avail. "I was desperate to help...there was a man being killed."
She called 911 but by the time medics arrived it was too late.
The common denominator among all witnesses so far is that there were
numerous opportunities to save George Floyd's life. They saw what
happened in real time. So, too, have the jurors on the chilling digital
recording that is central to the case.
The evidence of Chauvin's guilt continues to mount."