Chauvin Murder Trial

[Angrboda]

So, were you not aware that he was initially resisting arrest? Because that’s been a matter of public record for months. How exactly did watching that part change your perspective on the case? I legit want to know, because, so far, Your explanation really hasn’t been much of an explanation.

I haven't given an explanation. I'll respond more in full later, but while I was aware that Floyd had resisted getting into the car, I wasn't aware of how agitated he became when put in the car, nor how he was dragged out the other side of the car. I had the impression that his resistance was much more mild, and given that many of those emphasizing his resistance were defending Chauvin had presumed them a bit exaggerated. The news here focused on the 9 minutes. I'd never seen the footage of Floyd resisting, as I initially noted.