The image is from a viral video capturing the July 2017 drowning of Jamel Dunn, a 31-year-old disabled man who died in a retention pond in Cocoa, Florida.
Five teenagers filmed his death on a cellphone while mocking and laughing at him, rather than jumping in or calling 911.
No Duty to Rescue: Law enforcement and prosecutors strongly condemned the teens' actions, calling them "morally outrageous". However, because Florida does not have a "duty to rescue" law, the state could not prosecute them for failing to intervene or call for help.
Failure to Report a Death: Police initially pursued a misdemeanor charge for "failure to report a death". The State Attorney's Office eventually determined that Florida statutes did not apply to this specific scenario, resulting in no charges being filed.
AI is fucking stupid because that is a pool not a retention pond and the people in this video seem to be speaking some kind of african language.
I remember the Jamel Dunn incident, he couldn't actually be saved because they would have had to swim out to him. In this incident you could simply reach down and pull him up.
Shallow water blackout. It actually happens frequently enough in this exact circumstance, trying to lap the pool completely underwater, that there are PSAs specifically addressing it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u_Mb7uictG4
In this case, he doesn't seem like a very strong swimmer so was probably completely gassed out, and the slight blood pressure drop from going vertical caused him to faint.
I was all ready to point out you don't jump in after people and find that video of a white guy who tried to save a black guy, who panicked and killed them both.
But this is a shallow pool, probably with tools you can use nearby, and the guy is already unconscious. Not really dangerous to just haul him out.
I'm not going to say anything, because if I said what I think I would come across as cold and uncaring....
Do it
What did you expect him to do? He was the best swimmer they had.
The thing recording the video is not human. This behavior should carry the death penalty.
two for one deal
Why? Future crime prevention.
Because it’s just abhorrent behavior. Also bad people dying = good thing.
AI says:
The image is from a viral video capturing the July 2017 drowning of Jamel Dunn, a 31-year-old disabled man who died in a retention pond in Cocoa, Florida.
Five teenagers filmed his death on a cellphone while mocking and laughing at him, rather than jumping in or calling 911.
No Duty to Rescue: Law enforcement and prosecutors strongly condemned the teens' actions, calling them "morally outrageous". However, because Florida does not have a "duty to rescue" law, the state could not prosecute them for failing to intervene or call for help.
Failure to Report a Death: Police initially pursued a misdemeanor charge for "failure to report a death". The State Attorney's Office eventually determined that Florida statutes did not apply to this specific scenario, resulting in no charges being filed.
AI is fucking stupid because that is a pool not a retention pond and the people in this video seem to be speaking some kind of african language.
I remember the Jamel Dunn incident, he couldn't actually be saved because they would have had to swim out to him. In this incident you could simply reach down and pull him up.
Now I want to see the other video.
Ok, it turns out I'm actually thinking of another, nearly identical incident. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6l1kyl-LEVE
Reports of Jamel Dunn show his mugshots with tattoos all over his face that don't match this video: https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/police-pursuing-charges-against-florida-teens-who-mockingly-filmed-drowning-n785581
Both videos are great, thanks!
Laws shouldn't apply to niggers, those are for civilized people. Execute them just based on them behaving like niggers on video
Is this fake? How do you drown in that situation?
Shallow water blackout. It actually happens frequently enough in this exact circumstance, trying to lap the pool completely underwater, that there are PSAs specifically addressing it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u_Mb7uictG4
In this case, he doesn't seem like a very strong swimmer so was probably completely gassed out, and the slight blood pressure drop from going vertical caused him to faint.
Yikes. TIL - hyperventilating can lower your CO2 and mostly CO2 triggers your desire to breathe.
So when you run out of oxygen- you don’t feel the need to breathe. Just pass out.
probably sudden heart failure or brain seizure, drowning seems secondary
Probably shallow water blackout.
And nothing of value was lost.
I was all ready to point out you don't jump in after people and find that video of a white guy who tried to save a black guy, who panicked and killed them both.
But this is a shallow pool, probably with tools you can use nearby, and the guy is already unconscious. Not really dangerous to just haul him out.
It seems so many people don't know "Reach, Throw, Row, Go".