George Floyd and Minneapolis Police UoF - Rioting

[VARIABLE9]

58 min ago
State autopsy shows George Floyd tested positive for coronavirus
From CNN’s Andy Rose
George Floyd tested positive for the novel coronavirus in a test taken after his death, according to Hennepin County’s new autopsy report released earlier today.

The post-mortem nasal swab was found to be “positive for 2019-nCoV RNA,” said the report, using another term for the type of coronavirus that causes Covid-19.

[Rogue556]

Oh yes, why WOULDN'T he have COVID19 at this point?

Has anyone died of something OTHER than COVID19 since February?

100 years old and died in your sleep?

COVID19

Death on impact from a fatal car crash?

COVID19

Police Office kneels on your neck for 8 minutes straight?

You guessed it.

COVID19

Who knows, maybe he did have it..

Sure seems odd though. We're at a time where people are sick of hearing about Corona Virus, sick of over reach by law enforcement and the government, and sick of hearing about rioting and violence.

How can they possibly make things worse? Oh, I know.. take all the issues everyone is pissed about and mix them together in a blender.

Unreal.




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[jsbhike]

58 min ago
State autopsy shows George Floyd tested positive for coronavirus
From CNN’s Andy Rose
George Floyd tested positive for the novel coronavirus in a test taken after his death, according to Hennepin County’s new autopsy report released earlier today.

The post-mortem nasal swab was found to be “positive for 2019-nCoV RNA,” said the report, using another term for the type of coronavirus that causes Covid-19.

An offer to test the claim.

[WillBrink]

Key aspect of the autopsy:

Here's a look at some of the key points from the report via https://bringmethenews.com/minnesota...n-george-floyd

– Floyd had blunt force bruises and abrasions to the forehead, face, and upper lip, as well as the shoulders, hands, elbows, and legs, and bruising of the wrists, consistent with his handcuffing.

– He had severe arteriosclerotic heart disease. He also had an enlarged heart and a history of hypertension.

– He tested positive for COVID-19, but this wasn't listed as a contributing factor to his death. Baker said the positive result "most likely reflects asymptomatic but persistent PCR positivity from previous infection," noting that the virus can persist for weeks after the onset and recovery from the disease.

– A toxicology report found traces of the synthetic opioid fentanyl, as well as emethamphetamine

– There were no life-threatening injuries to his head, spine, chest, brain, larynx, or skull.

– There were also no petechiae (small broken blood vessels) in his face, mouth, and eyes, which is a common sign of asphyxia, which the autopsy commissioned by Floyd's family says was the cause of death, but which Dr. Baker did not find was the case. What both did agree on was the manner of death was homicide.

– No bruising or hemorrhaging noted in the musculature of the neck.

– He had a broken rib resulting from resuscitation efforts.

Full report:

https://www.hennepin.us/-/media/henn...3700_Floyd.pdf

[Alpha-17]

Just when people need their legal access to guns, they double down on the stupid. That's one town over from me. I left the NE in large part to get away from that BS, and it's following me. The ban on sales is nonsense, and if you wait until now to buy one, you're doing it wrong in my view, but they should be able to purchase. But the next part is far worse: As a legal gun owner with a CCW I'm banned from carrying too apparently, and that is just beyond unreasonable:

Florida City Bans Gun Sales, Carrying With Emergency Declaration

https://bearingarms.com/cam-e/2020/0...3uQn7WmuIMRZr0

I mean, is that surprising? There's enough governmental overreach and abuse of power going on right now to give Stalin a boner. Was bound to start affecting guns across the nation before too long.

[Vic79]

The stupid has just begun!

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.fox...s-of-color.amp

“The Los Angeles Times reported that the city will try and cut between $100 million to $150 million from its police budget alone. Garcetti said it is incumbent on the city to “step up and say, ‘What can we sacrifice?’”

And then this gem.

Emily Alpert Reyes
✔
@AlpertReyes
BLM-LA cofounder Melina Abdullah says L.A. needs to go further with pulling money from the LAPD to fund other services, saying council and mayor "need to know that we’re fighting for truly transformative change here and won’t be bought off with just this minimal amount of money.”

[PracticalRifleman]

Key aspect of the autopsy:

Here's a look at some of the key points from the report via https://bringmethenews.com/minnesota...n-george-floyd

– Floyd had blunt force bruises and abrasions to the forehead, face, and upper lip, as well as the shoulders, hands, elbows, and legs, and bruising of the wrists, consistent with his handcuffing.

– He had severe arteriosclerotic heart disease. He also had an enlarged heart and a history of hypertension.

– He tested positive for COVID-19, but this wasn't listed as a contributing factor to his death. Baker said the positive result "most likely reflects asymptomatic but persistent PCR positivity from previous infection," noting that the virus can persist for weeks after the onset and recovery from the disease.

– A toxicology report found traces of the synthetic opioid fentanyl, as well as emethamphetamine

– There were no life-threatening injuries to his head, spine, chest, brain, larynx, or skull.

– There were also no petechiae (small broken blood vessels) in his face, mouth, and eyes, which is a common sign of asphyxia, which the autopsy commissioned by Floyd's family says was the cause of death, but which Dr. Baker did not find was the case. What both did agree on was the manner of death was homicide.

– No bruising or hemorrhaging noted in the musculature of the neck.

– He had a broken rib resulting from resuscitation efforts.

Full report:

https://www.hennepin.us/-/media/henn...3700_Floyd.pdf

Also sever coronary artery disease with 90% blockage of his proximal RCA.


And the amount of methamphetamine in his system was greater than levels known to cause cardiac arrest.

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[WillBrink]

These two started out making bodybuilding vids and I couldn't stand them at the time. Mostly because their advice was wrong. They transitioned to other topics over time, and have put out many good vids. We all know this info, but obviously coming from black Americans who "get" it makes it much harder to dismiss or ignore:

[jsbhike]

These two started out making bodybuilding vids and I couldn't stand them at the time. Mostly because their advice was wrong. They transitioned to other topics over time, and have put out many good vids. We all know this info, but obviously coming from black Americans who "get" it makes it much harder to dismiss or ignore:

They aren't keen on the medical claims.

[WillBrink]

They aren't keen on the medical claims.

They aint med pros, but both docs did ultimately conclude homicide. Listing the contributing factors to his death is not equivalent for blaming the victim. But, an ME trying to cover for LEO's but downplaying primary cause of death is not unheard of...