I remember in the video the two people in the car telling him to listen to the cops and that he couldn’t win. Floyd aside, that definitely applies to Jacob Blake. I just remember thinking that these are the same people who were demonizing cops but now the Capitol police are brave. I guess I shouldn’t be surprised at this point with the lack of consistency in the media.
Didn't the cops offer to take him outside? And he agreed to that offer and complied and went to the ground. Sure he did put up some resistance at the start of it, but he did end up complying in the end...and he also didn't die from the cops actions.
I believe the cops did offer to take him outside. And no, he didn't die due to the cops actions, he died because he overdosed with comorbidities, wouldn't tell the cops what he was on, and the ambulance arrived late.
Tbf George did follow the orders the cops gave....he just died because of an overdose
He didn't really follow though. The reason he wasn't in a police car was because he tried to force his way out and resisted arrest.
I remember in the video the two people in the car telling him to listen to the cops and that he couldn’t win. Floyd aside, that definitely applies to Jacob Blake. I just remember thinking that these are the same people who were demonizing cops but now the Capitol police are brave. I guess I shouldn’t be surprised at this point with the lack of consistency in the media.
I wouldn't call 'forcibly resisting being placed into the back of a squad car' 'following orders'.
Didn't the cops offer to take him outside? And he agreed to that offer and complied and went to the ground. Sure he did put up some resistance at the start of it, but he did end up complying in the end...and he also didn't die from the cops actions.
I believe the cops did offer to take him outside. And no, he didn't die due to the cops actions, he died because he overdosed with comorbidities, wouldn't tell the cops what he was on, and the ambulance arrived late.
Yupyup.