DoJ files federal charges against Chauvin, 3 officers, before an appeal and 3 trials

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The Justice Department has filed federal criminal charges against Derek Chauvin, accusing the former police officer of using excessive force and violating the civil rights of George Floyd.

The three officers with Chauvin are nowhere near as guilty as Chauvin, if at all. And the DoJ will influence the verdict in the state cases by making them look racist.

There is no charge of racism in this case.

Three other former officers on the scene that day — Thomas Lane, J. Alexander Kueng and Tou Thao — have been charged federally in connection with Floyd’s death. Two of the men, Kueng and Thao, are accused of failing to intervene to stop Chauvin. All three face a charge of failing to provide medical care with “deliberate indifference” to Floyd’s suffering. They already are preparing for a state trial in August, NPR reports.

NPR claims such federal charges are rare, in part because it is difficult to meet the high legal bar they require. To succeed, prosecutors must prove beyond a reasonable doubt that Chauvin acted “willfully” to deprive Floyd of his civil rights and used force that was “constitutionally unreasonable.”

CONSIDERED OPINION

Last time, they did this was in the case of the Ferguson police department and Barack Obama and Eric Holder complained that they actually needed evidence. They thought that was a high bar.

How much will you bet that the DoJ is doing this to lower the bar?

The DoJ might want to terrorize the police into not doing their jobs and become social work officers under their jackboot.

The DoJ can conduct these terror trials endlessly and bankrupt the police since they have access to endless funding.

To us, this appears to be very corrupt. Why would they do this before the trials of the other three officers and before Chauvin’s appeal? The DoJ is violating the officers’ civil rights to a fair trial. Now they have to deal with two different and expensive trials.

Sadly, this in response to the communist Black Lives Matter mob’s demands, although we don’t doubt they are of the same mind.


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Enrico Falcone
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Enrico Falcone
2 years ago

Don’t expect police to do much any more
Not like they used to do before

Blacks now have rights to fight and kill police
The deaths of white people will just increase

If you won’t protect yourself -it must be said
Today or tommorow your as good as dead

MajorKalhoun
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MajorKalhoun
2 years ago

The DOJ is an Organized Crime Syndicate.

Steve
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Steve
2 years ago

This is the Rodney King event in Los Angeles all over again where the local court/jury found the officers NOT GUILTY but the Feds wanted convictions to satisfy the mob. So here we go again with mob justice. You literally have to be insane to want to even consider a career in law enforcement yet alone even be a cop today.

Buck Fiden
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Buck Fiden
2 years ago

Chauvin wasn’t guilty of murder.

JamesinNM
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JamesinNM
2 years ago

Absolutely evil DOJ, sealing their fate. At the final judgement the truth will be shouted from the rooftops, and all evil will suffer the second death and burn for eternity. Life is a mere breath, but eternity is infinite.

The Searchers
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The Searchers
2 years ago
Reply to  JamesinNM

this could be considered double jeopardy and likely if the trials proceed, there will be appeals in both state and federal courts, not that it will make any difference, but likely there is a constitutional issue.
I don’t think the courts are moored to the Constitution any more, so it doesn’t matter.

Jizmo
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Jizmo
2 years ago
Reply to  The Searchers

Guys go to work one day, do what they HAVE to do, and now their lives are essentially over. They are true political prisoners. Time we study history to see what our ancestors did when this kind of crap happened.

Tomas Payne
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Tomas Payne
2 years ago
Reply to  JamesinNM

Based on his administering the DOJ on an extreme politically partisan basis, is it any wonder why Merrick Garland was denied (by some brave Republicans) an opportunity to join SCOTUS? What a disaster he’d have been.