Derek Chauvin trial: Off-duty firefighter who asked police to check George Floyd's pulse testifies

[@Tainoblazed]

For those of you in the comments commenting on her “attitude” If you saw someone die in front of you knowing you could have done your job and save a life but was denied that you wouldn’t exactly have a peachy attitude. Especially if the defense is trying to assume her “distraction” lead to someone’s death. Have respect for her and her job. The defense is appalling.

[@Ironbuket]

She had no idea what was going on at the time. Just because some of the things might make sense in hindsight that doesnt mean decisions were wrong at the time. She could have been a druggy friend of the detained for all the police know that just wants to get close to get him free. They dont have time on the scene to work out if she was really who she was claiming to be. As she said herself medical should have been on the scene much sooner, so the cops dont need to deal with some random person claiming to be a medic when they were expecting medics to arrive any second.

[@Tainoblazed]

@@cold_take it’s the police job to control the situation. So that health can be administered to a patient. I’m sorry I just stopped reading you comment after that. You make no sense at all. The LAW controls THE LAW firefighters aren’t THE LAW. She could have saved a life and THE LAW prevented her to.

[@dubongros3108]

I agree. The defense lawyer is not very good. " what would you do if you had 20 people yelling at you while fighting a fire ? " What the hell is that ? People made Chauvin's work harder because he was in the middle of killing someone . Had he not put his knee on someone's neck , there would have been no angry crowd

[@dubongros3108]

@@cold_take That's the story lawyers make up once someone is dead. 99,9 % of law enforcement let people breathe , they don't kill thus no trial such as this one

[@Tainoblazed]

@@dubongros3108 exactly. Nobody would have been yelling at him if he just got up off him. It’s that simple

[@tinvo9376]

24:23 attorney for Derek still doesn’t know that no one will yell at a fire fighter putting out fire but won’t know why people would yell at cops in the process for putting down a man by his neck killing him

[@tkallon8826]

May God grant healing, peace of mind & comfort to these witnesses who witnessed this horrific cold blooded murder. Life time traumatic experience to live. These cops traumatised the entire world 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@RantTheRetort]

Isn't Minneapolis the same city where someone was shot and killed in the "police free zone" last month, and the Paramedics wouldn't go in because it wasn't safe? Just like they refused to enter into the "police free zone" in Seattle after people were shot. 1 year on a job gives you some experience, but hardly an expert.

[@wripley1]

Nope. Source, I am a paramedic in Minneapolis

[@harsai2403]

People can make comments about her attitude here or on the scene, attempt to downplay her training, or otherwise discredit her in any way, but it doesn’t change what her profession is, negate her training, or anything she saw as a witness. She, along with other witnesses, still saw what was happening. What sets her apart is she was trained to recognize signs of medical distress and voiced it to the officers. Even if she wasn’t allowed into the scene (and an argument can be made against her having access to Floyd), it doesn’t change that fact that she and others alerted the officers that SOMEONE needed to address the medical issue at the scene when none of the officers were doing that. (Side note it’s interesting to see people bash a firefighter when convenient, and applaud their bravery when it’s convenient).

[@walterhuff3483]

They called before she said anything

[@BeastReview]

You people do realize this wasnt her entire testimony. For some reason this news organization left out the portion where she gets argumentative and refuses to answer questions.

[@baronedipiemonte3990]

I left you a kindred reply, but some soft soap with youtube deleted it. Sorry. I do agree with you tho

[@arthurgomes9248]

Yes, i was seeing it live and i got it right when the judge was instructing her to be more precise and not to get into arguments in the court. That did not make her look good indeed, and i am mad that this videos does not show the entire thing.

[@xlkarma8446]

You’re lying

[@Luna_otVM]

Because she knew that the defense attorney was attempting to paint her as an unreliable witness. She’s no dummy.

[@BeastReview]

@@xlkarma8446 LOL, got watch the raw livestream, the judge had to instruct her to just answer questions. She made the entire testimony about her own emotional reactions. Rather than bottle them up and be professional. She didn’t do George Floyd’s family any favors.

[@deadrabbits6676]

They have ads on this? That’s sick.

[@eugenewattson3524]

gotta get paid

[@joshnic6639]

@@eugenewattson3524 you’ve lost your soul haven’t you. Does profit make everything and anything ok?

[@eugenewattson3524]

@@joshnic6639 Well hey, well thats the way it is

[@williamstriumph9463]

You ever had ad's so inappropriate it's sick, like your watching something so emotional and dramatic and the ad is about shaving your balls or how to score with women.

[@taraestelleadelizzi9975]

I think her testimony is such an interesting footnote in the unforgivable unforgettable tragedy this whole thing is. Cops vs firefighters, who are the good guys and the bad guys? They are both supposed to help. The cops did the murdering, the firefighter was COMPELLED to keep this human alive. Add a gender perspective to it, if there had been a female cop, things may have gone differently… her happening to walk into the scene of this crime is it’s own mini-story of America’s problems (besides the most obvious one at the forefront of this atrocity). This stuff is hard to revisit, but I make myself rewatch so I don’t forget how important it is. And god bless the parkland survivors on that note, as yesterday was February 14th.

[@stormy7192]

Her testimony was atrocious. This girl went over a cliff fast. Got scolded by the judge. She is very arrogant. She shouldn't have wore her uniform. She was a bystander.

[@TotesMAGoats69]

Her expertise was less than a year as a firefighter. She argued with the DA that there was no way EMT was called 5 minutes before she arrived. She thought the fluid coming from GF was his urine. It was the Car. She really screwed up with the fire fighting analogy the DA trapped her in. "If 12 people were yelling at me, I continue to do my job". Bingo, that's what Chauvin was doing. And you don't wear your Class A if you weren't on duty at the time. Its all part of the show.

[@xlkarma8446]

She’s a professional and the situation became life or death.

[@anjelsallaroundu]

You guys were not there watching a man die before your eyes at the hands of not 1,not 2,not 3 ,but 4 cops of ALL people..and cops not letting her help,or getting him help in a reasonable manner,you would be flipping angry right appear to be arrogant but it’s more frustration of not being heard ,not able to help,feeling of desperation,and in court of course when they use this crazy ass defense and that smug DA?? too!and that’s a reasonable accusation about bodily fluids..you know for a fact it was car? and not be able to help them

[@anjelsallaroundu]

They wear it every time they have to appear in court

[@baronedipiemonte3990]

@Lucky Duck... You're exactly right. When she was at the scene, she messed up her chance at possibly being allowed to "help" by talking trash and acting ghetto. I can't comment on the wearing of the uniform... Maybe the prosecution asked her to ? Maybe she was on her way to the station ? Whatever. The Fire Captain who testified today, and didn't have much game, wore his. What struck me was her copping attitude on the stand, even trying to talk back to the judge after he sent the jury home and tried to counsel her. Another person on this thread mentioned that she was still new at the job. Correct. And when you consider that being an EMT Basic is her SECONDARY duty, and even newer at it, she was trying to show her @ss at the scene and in court. She was damn lucky the judge didn't hold her in contempt of court. Ive seen it done to more polite people than her. I'll say this much, and I don't know many people caught it, but she was hired under some social experiment program. She said as much. The most she would have been able to do, at best, was to determine if Floyd had a pulse, and do chest compressions. The only question asked of her today was "did she have her Fire Dept ID on her that day?" She didn't. I don't know if anyone here on this thread saw today's (4/1) witnesses, but everyone who was in uniform the day of the incident, screwed up. I might get hate for this, but the two cops who were at Floyd's legs/feet, were okay. And I don't talk about what i haven't done/don't know.

[@darkprince56]

The stark difference of opinion between people on Twitter and YT is startling. Here, people see through her and are calling out her immaturity and obvious bias while on Twitter it's nothing but praise and "yaaas queen, she slaaaayed, spoke truth to power!"

[@kickboxer2149]

I noticed that too. Either Twitter is filled with only lefties or Twitter is on a censoring spree.

[@darkprince56]

Muay Thai Levi it's a cesspool!

[@Ryfinius]

Twitter is trash.

[@kilodelta928]

Haha you lost and your views although your own were determined to be wrong by law.

[@darkprince56]

ALBERTO BENITEZ what did I lose? If you referred to the verdict I was in favor of finding him guilty of manslaughter

[@caillustration]

wtf they cut out the part where the judge reprimands her for her awful behavior.

[@anlace3447]

@Jewbro Afrodude exactly, she made the situation so much worse, and her behaviour in the courtroom was dreadful.

[@20carrocks]

KARE fake news in action

[@powerlifting85]

Shes just pissed someone cut her hair like that

[@nadmahmood4585]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Privilge05]

Why??? She would have saved his life. . therefore chauvin murdered him.. he did want him to live... That's why! Who cares about her getting in trouble .. how old are you??! That's what you came here for???

[@Genocide2024]

This girl is so sad she was not able to save the victim 😢. May God bless her. What a good soul.

[@65TossTrap]

She outlined treatment that was being administered by the officers. The officers took Floyd’s pulse. They called twice for emergency medical. Floyd most likely died of a drug overdose. Three times the lethal level of fentanyl. Meth. Heart disease.

[@joshnic6639]

This girl has attitude problems

[@Privilge05]

@The Snow Nigro she did offer help! What have you been watching!!!???

[@TylerRobertsOfficial]

@The Snow Nigro do some research and then come back.

[@TylerRobertsOfficial]

@@joshnic6639 seems like you have some moral problems. Should she be “peppy” about a murder she was prevented from stopping? Bye.

[@belm3243]

I cant imagine the pressure of the court environment..being questioned ...wanting to answer truthfully whilst trying to deal with your own emotions...in hindsight things can always be done better... human beings are complex!!

[@Relevance4life]

That’s why you stick to facts. It’s the only thing that remains constant under pressure. The moment you use emotions or feelings, you will never be stable under pressure

[@johnpatterson4272]

If you can't take the heat. Get out of the kitchen. She was afraid of going 'off-script' from where her personal desire lies to see Chauvin found guilty. A literally pathetic witness, wearing a professional's uniform.

[@Daarkdevil93]

@@Relevance4life it is really, really hard tho even if you are trying to ceep to the facts. Trust me, I was an victim of an assult and needed to witness due to all of my class refused to witness against this guy. The lawier of this guy really tried to press me with similar questions over and over again. They really trying to get under the skin, this lawier in fact got to my nerves and got me angry in my mind (I was 15 at the time). Luckily I could ceep my anger inside and didn't change my testmony at all.

[@maxrshelltrack7443]

How much do you wanna bet she gets canned for making the fire department look bad.

[@sliv_dawg]

No way

[@anjelsallaroundu]

How she make them look bad?I thought she did good

[@baronedipiemonte3990]

@max, my thoughts exactly

[@sliv_dawg]

@@anjelsallaroundu well she obviously didnt know the calls cops make in the situation! The ambulance was obviously called but was late on arrival!

[@johnpatterson4272]

No way. She'll get promoted for sticking to the script she was handed before the trial began.

[@benfranklin3638]

Misleading title...she was an off duty EMT who kept yelling at the cops and calling them "bitches." Maybe if she acted more professional they would have listened to her.

[@randomperson-ob4pu]

EMT is a two month program. She is not very intelligent.

[@lennetteguidry5723]

You don't have to be , she was skilled n trained to help in saving lives. Remember , that when you might need it one day.

[@randomperson-ob4pu]

@@lennetteguidry5723 I am a nurse so I know an arrogant undereducated person when I see one. Remember that someday when you need someone to take care of you.

[@lennetteguidry5723]

@@randomperson-ob4pu I'm always thoughtful, and respectful of others no matter what level of education they have. Thank you for being a nurse. However , tht doesn't make u smarter or less arrogant than others . Back to work.

[@estebanflores6695]

She did approach them professionally check your facts before you speak

[@parkselijah1994]

This testimony HER TESTIMONY is why the 3 other officers NEEDS TO BE CONVICTED!

[@mycophile6113]

Her attitude is terrible for a firefighter. On the stand and at the scene.

[@souljatype69]

She shows no type of respect for anyone in the courtroom.

[@williamstriumph9463]

Damien Echols sister? LOL Bet she had no idea that day she would be part of the "trial of the century"

[@crankfotton]

peak Karen....

[@timpitera]

I not sure why she wore theruniform as she wasn’t on duty during the time she is giving testimony to. The Paramedics that were on duty didn’t wear their uniforms and were on duty at the time. Just an observation and question. Not being critical

[@yoly10548]

very good question! as i wonder, and saw the other two parametics, that didn't wear uniform, seem like after listening to her, maybey they felt guilty and afraid of showing up in uniform, due to lack of getting there faster, and or knowing he had passed, and for sake of thier protocalls needed to park elsewhere, just to show they did try to do some medical work on him. so it seems as though they got there late! obviously the female emt was more concerned and i appreciate her, its all about truth! truth is that they the officers are guilty , and the two male emt should be ashame of themselves!

[@timpitera7067]

Based on the chronology of calls and times of the calls and the initial code 2 vs upgraded to code 3.... not sure the 2 paramedics were slow walking the ambulance. I don’t believe the FD delayed responding either. What benefit would either the FD, the EMT lady or the 2 Paramedics have to gain? It didn’t seem like any of the 3 had an anterior motive.

[@harsai2403]

My understanding of your question is why did she wear her uniform to the court? If that’s what you’re wondering, I believe it’s in part at least because it would add to the legitimacy of her testimony by ensuring that she did indeed had a perspective to offer that goes beyond a bystander and actually a professional that could have helped.

[@danimonte4867]

A TRUE HERO❤

[@TongueTiedNtwisted]

LMAO she's a stuck up brass shiner with super entitlement and privilege issues. She was absolutely horrible for the state.

[@danimonte4867]

@@TongueTiedNtwisted Well, I've never heard of a Firefighter killing random people in public.

[@TylerRobertsOfficial]

@@TongueTiedNtwisted for you to type that so confidently.. what a sad display of a human. Reevaluate your morals sir.

[@danimonte4867]

@Francoeur La she wasn't allowed to be the Hero she is on that day. She was denied and threated. But she runs into the fire while all of us run away, that Ma'am, is a True Hero!

[@oneknock5796]

The killer is now in jail

[@dianamajka1060]

Hahahaha ok no he isn't! The drug dealer Didn't even testify oh wait his friends! Hahahahaha but let's also just say his female friend who was in the car with the drug dealer and Floyd The one that is his "friend" too she at least cleaned up and she even got her some teefth! 🦷

[@oneknock5796]

@@dianamajka1060 ok Karen

[@jdmb03]

And the thug is in the ground.

[@Brian-ee7wb]

She was the DEFENSES star witness wow, she was argumentative and showed exactly what tough situation the officers had to deal with that day

[@petetherealrelentless6542]

Yeh little did she know she switched sides by showing a huge bias and a bad attitude to cross examination. It’s funny how the defence counsel, a powerful man just ignored her cnty attitude and then the big daddy of the courtroom (judge) spanked her instead. There’s so much amazing psychology at play here.

[@kaidblahh1798]

@@petetherealrelentless6542 you sir sound like a sexist. Good job!

[@ki6156]

Lol so her yelling at them to get off of him somehow.... what? Caused the officers to not be able to think clearly enough to know cutting off someone’s breathing kills them? You sound like you’re defending the officers so if I got that wrong please correct me. I’m sure she’s traumatized after everything and being apart of this has to be stressful. But okay. Don’t know how they had such a tough situation over a $20 bill. They had a tough situation cause they’re full of themselves and ended up murdering someone for what should have been a simple arrest.

[@logansmom1192]

Am I wrong or isn’t an EMT about a 4 week class or something? So then she’s been on the job a year? She’s no expert on anything. I’m an RN...4 years of COLLEGE. Actual college degree then boards, then over 20 years of practice as an RN. Even with that I still say they killed him. Hampered his ability to breathe and delayed his ability to obtain medical assistance which could have saved his life. This witness’ confidence may far outweigh her abilities, but that in no way means chuevin, as the cop calling the shots, wasn’t responsible for the cascade of effects that ultimately led to this man’s death.

[@johnpatterson4272]

At this point, it's not a question of guilt on Chauvin's part. It's what criminal charge that was assigned will he be convicted upon. This idiot witness was not credible, nor could she be deemed to be competent in the eyes of the court. This sort of derelict, no one will ever work with again in her department. In the next few months she either resign in shame, or be 'deep-sixed' somewhere away from public contact.

[@SavageCode]

College, well congratulations!

[@valleygirl7736]

God Love This BRAVE First Responder Fire Fighter...I am Sooooooo PROUD of Her

[@josephflo5483]

Her testimony has been very jaded. She's already made a decision on the outcome and it reflects in her testimony. Very very unprofessional. Wearing a uniform you take an oath to demonstrate those things. She wasn't even on duty so I don't understand why she is even wearing her uniform.

[@koolbob23]

Tell me you’ve never seen or been involved in a trial before without telling me you’ve never seen or been involved in a trial before

[@baronedipiemonte3990]

Agreed. She was totally unprofessional, and acted very ghetto. She was hired as part of some social experiment. If you are a government employee, of any level, you are supposed to conduct yourself within the bounds of proper decorum, on duty and off duty.. She certainly did not at the scene, or during her testimony. She came very close to being in contempt of court. She doesn't give a good reflection on the Minneapolis Fire Dept

[@janeakpan5310]

@@baronedipiemonte3990 You must be very St*pid for this statement you just made.

[@donb8088]

Since the prosecution asked her to provide both witness testimony and professional testimony, it is Minneapolis Fire Department policy to wear that uniform while providing professional testimony. The outfit was therefore 'chosen' by the prosecution and allowed by the judge.

[@SirDiamondRod]

what of the murderous pigs in uniform?

[@Luna_otVM]

This firefighter’s testimony was excellent. And yes, I watched all of it yesterday, not just this clip.

[@mylesbishop1240]

She couldn’t hold her composure. Added biased assumptions. Refused to read her own testimony. Emotional. Argued with the judge. She was atrocious witness. Let alone she was an expert witness. This was a great testimony if you are on Chauvin’s side.

[@AZ-fy9mx]

Lol no it really wasn't. She's obviously biased

[@anquiette100]

@Andrew McLaughlin how "professional" should someone be when witnessing PD deliberately taking an innocent man's life? Chauvin and only Chauvin is to blame for the death of Floyd. Chauvin is the murderer.

[@anquiette100]

@Andrew McLaughlin she did not. It's a FACT that she is a trained fire fighter willing and ready to administer medical assistance to FLOYD and who pleaded with CHAUVIN to remove his knee from floyd's neck to avoid killing him. Chauvin did not. If anyone was the "dope fiend" in THAT senerio.......it was most definitely CHAUVIN. But I would describe CHAUVIN more as a "racist killing fiend".

[@Steventhore]

Wrong

[@jdmb03]

She stood around recording and arguing with cops instead of contacting 911.

[@bahazbz]

Attorney: "Have you ever been called to a scene where the police didn't call you?... Meaning the police were present and they weren't the ones that called you" Witness: *Confused look* "Can you repeat the question?" Attorney: "...Police go to a scene and whatever is happening at the scene, and they just don't ever call for medical even though there is a medical situation [despite it being their duty to do so]" Witness: *Confused look* "Well then I wouldn't know because that means I was never called to it [and therefore could not give medical assistance to those who need it]" Attorney: PRECISELY! I don't think you just made the point you thought you did dude. 27:18

[@geronimovega8974]

I think Minneapolis cops should go the the Fire Stations and videotape the Firefighters playing Call of Duty and Texas Holdem.

[@rhubencollins8603]

If this is her or his demeanor when under pressure I damn sure don't want it coming to my house for a medical emergency. No composure no professionalism what backwoods city is it from?

[@xlkarma8446]

You’re really ignorant

[@TylerRobertsOfficial]

Everyone throwing insults at her and trying to discredit her.. you are pathetic. Have you thought about this from her perspective? Have you imagined what it would feel like to be someone, whose entire career is focused on saving lives, have to watch someone slowly murdered in front of you? Have you thought about what it feels like to watch someone die and you can’t do a thing about it? I would be livid. Last year I saw a man break his neck and die in front of me and there was nothing I could do to stop it. That is HAUNTING. I would be livid if I were her. So everyone discrediting her, you lack empathy and/or understanding and should keep your words to yourself.

[@ki6156]

After such a horrible tragedy it must feel good to sit on that stand and make sure those officers get everything they deserve. Hope she Continues on with that happiness and doesn’t read all these foolish comments 👌🏻 she was right that day to try and help him, if only she could’ve had the power to. Really excited to see what tou thao gets. 😁😄

[@markthompson1479]

This bias hostile to the defence so called witness should consider this. Before SHE began videoing and mouthing off at the scene George Floyd was about to drive a vehicle clearly under substance influence.... Consider this: What innocents are highly likely to be alive today or not cut from a mangled wreck by her workmates because he didn't get to drive away and tragically because of his drug induced condition he wouldn't simply take a ride downtown as a passenger

[@annacot2283]

Its so fake she's doesn't act professional at all she gives attitude to the court and is arrogant she's probably a on call employee

[@fyang]

Who are you to say. You are no expert.

[@tonym50195]

Why didn’t one of the cowards that witnessed this push the cop off him?

[@dianneennaid6437]

She reminds me of my best friend who has a heart of gold and a paramedic 🥰 there needs to be more ppl in this world like Genevieve and my best friend!

[@Relevance4life]

Are you paying attention or using emotions as well? She’s a terrible witness. She badly wanted to convict the officer that it started to show in her testimony. Her job is to say what she saw not start to manufacture what she thinks might have happened. It’s the jury’s job to convict NOT hers. If she was the only witness, the officer will be acquitted. Our schools are failing! Churning out this safe space seekers. China will have a field day 10yrs from now. With social justice warriors all over the place

[@dianneennaid6437]

@@Relevance4life she wanted to save the mans life. She is trained in doing so and wanted to do so to save GF life. The officers should’ve had the same done to them tbh but the law isn’t like that ☺️ luckily for them. Emotions are gonna run high in the case you fool.

[@Relevance4life]

@@dianneennaid6437 she doesn’t want to save any life, she was only happy to nail another man. If she truly wants to save his life, she’d take that inspiration to stop folks from getting addicted to drugs

[@dianneennaid6437]

@@Relevance4life there’s always going to be people addicted to drugs and drink doesn’t mean you can kneel on them till the life is out of them. When those ex officers took their jobs they swore to serve and protect-thsts including drug addicts, child abusers and worse. He thought he was bad ass cos he had a 6 foot something guy in a compromising position. He lost his job, wife and life basically. All that money was paid to GFs family what these little runty piggies did to him was WRONG end of.

[@Relevance4life]

@@dianneennaid6437 did you listen to the testimony in court LIVE? Or you got the summary from media? What’s been revealed so far says the officer knelt on his neck briefly, the remainder of the time he was kneeling on the shoulder blade. The media is not painting the true picture

[@rolandkennedy80]

Shes such a bad witness for the prosecution

[@zackamania6534]

Oh really, counselor? Where did you graduate law school? FOH

[@petetherealrelentless6542]

@@zackamania6534 only an imbecile could think she was a good witness. She showed a huge bias for the prosecution rather than being an impartial witness. You don’t need to go to law school to know this nullifies her statements and can also be used in closing to show how bias the prosecutions witnesses are.

[@65TossTrap]

Zack she is combative, cranky and non-cooperative. During the arrest she didn’t help matters by hurling insults at the police.

[@rebelrose1385]

@@zackamania6534 No need to be a counselor to see that. You just have to have common sense, which you obviously don't possess.

[@Privilge05]

@@petetherealrelentless6542 bias??? As she should.. the defendant didn't let her do her job so he can continue killing someone... And BIAS... I THINK WE ALL SEEN THE DEFENSES 2 EXPERT WITNESSES... HOWEVER THEY DID SINK

[@pokemaster077]

Did she show ID?

[@baronedipiemonte3990]

No Sir, she said that she was not carrying any ID or badge, during the cross examination of this morning. In fact,that WAS the defense's only question to her. Since that's all you asked, that's all I'll say.

[@wholesalergal7854]

Christian Standard Bible Until now you have asked for nothing in my name. Ask and you will receive, so that your joy may be complete. John 16:24

[@David-hw9bu]

She's just a mad liberal.

[@TylerRobertsOfficial]

She’s a mad human who’s mad because she saw someone murdered and was prevented from helping. She’s a mad human who’s entire career is to save lives but had to see someone killed.

[@Zombitology]

Yeah she's a terrible witness. The defense grilled her and she did not respond well at all. I'm hoping they are able to find a witness that will actually help the prosecution as I believe this was murder.

[@danimonte4867]

The 9 year old won this case for the Prosecution 💯

[@dianamajka1060]

23:49 she knows what he is talking about there's a damn term for it she don't know the term! I am not a fire fighter or medical professional it's called a "Death Rattle" and she doesn't know the term or name! What?

[@dianamajka1060]

And there was not a death rattle to be heard!!

[@cassonya5232]

Not once did George cuss or physically fight those officers.

[@monicafisher281]

No, he was too busy yelling "I can't breathe" - long BEFORE he was on the ground. Of course, he felt like he couldn't breathe. But his airway was never blocked. Otherwise he wouldn't have been able to speak or yell.

[@jdmb03]

You obviously never watched the police body cam where Floyd wouldn't listen to cops and wouldn't get in the car.

[@sAturN83p]

I really like this EMT chick. You can tell she's furious about not being able to help Floyd😔.. we see your beautiful soul sister. It was not your fault and your courage has shown compassion for the ones who receive none. Thank you. Namaste😍

[@Relevance4life]

Having beautiful soul and being a good witness are 2 different things. She’s too emotionally vested in the case that she became a bad witness. The prosecutors either did not do their job or she’s a hot head and won’t listen to anyone. She did not help Floyd’s case. She was very inconsistent because she wanted badly to convict Chauvin and started to insert things she did not witness. Once the jury doubts any part of your testimony, everything gets discarded. Arguing with the judge is also a bad sign that you are already biased and can’t be counted on to say the truth.

[@sAturN83p]

@@Relevance4life you would have to be a statue to not be emotionally invested. All of the witnesses were emotional and every witness to ever testify in any trial is usually emotionally invested?? What do you mean? And yes. A good soul has everything to do with a good witness🤔.. umm.. idk about you but if my life were on the line, I would hope my witnesses had good souls because I know they'd be true even to the detriment of society or themselves. I don't even know why you commented on this like you really had a something to say?? I get we all want to talk, but make it make sense. Your welcome😍

[@johnpatterson4272]

@@Relevance4life Good observation and well said.

[@sAturN83p]

@@johnpatterson4272 don't lie to the dude🤣🤣.. he didn't say anything that made a lick of sense just to see what person would say they agree.. observe that😇

[@natestakely1478]

So community college girl wonders into a scene where a suspect has already shown signs of instability to many before her arrival and wants to throw around her associates degree. People are faked.

[@65TossTrap]

Savage overdose killed Floyd. He was frothing at the mouth.

[@karate4348]

thanks for such solid and humane testimony Geneveive

[@mylesbishop1240]

-emotionally unstable immature testimony ftfy. Genevieve played right in the defenses hands.

[@bigpapi2658]

She was a disaster witness!!! It cuts off where she went off the cliff and the judge had to scold her. Lort help us!!

[@xlkarma8446]

What exactly do you do for work? Ya, shut up

[@Luna_otVM]

She was an excellent witness.

[@mycophile6113]

She was pathetic for a firefighter.

[@xlkarma8446]

@@mycophile6113 how were the peace officers conduct, specifically Chauvin?

[@deadrabbits6676]

@@xlkarma8446 their conduct was according to how they were trained. She messed up wearing her uniform. She should be fired.

[@The84nino]

Based

[@nadmahmood4585]

Nelson gooooooood lawyer

[@oneknock5796]

He lost this case 🤣🤣🤣😬😬😬

[@Handlessg]

stupid fella

[@lindawomack5515]

These evil policemen are sent from Satan the devil - 1 Peter 5:8 Be sober, be vigilant; because your adversary the devil, as a roaring lion, walketh about, seeking whom he may devour:

[@karate4348]

not sure about evil or from satan or the devil, but the police and those in tandem with and leading them sure were programmed to have a baseline of fear and sick thinking rather than one of health, care or empathy. These police officers all then could work together to kill someone AND in full public and camera view as we can see. This is disgusting cruelty for all involved. This is not policing. It is sickening. Health, care healthy fun and sharing is the antidote and these men and anyone following or leading them must be part of that antidote. No place for punishment and reward, evil or good here.... this is about health and what is right which was arrested. Policing should be about arresting and not killing... and must be about arresting in order to protect. It must certainly not be about arresting in order to kill.

[@pokemaster077]

These evil criminals that get high and try to spend fake money. Don't listen to police commands ... STFU

[@TotesMAGoats69]

John 18:34. Don't try to use fake money, then when confronted by employees you didn't want to go back in to make it right, twice. Resist arrest and claim your claustrophobic and can't breathe before your on the ground because your high on fentenyl and meth.

[@RantTheRetort]

Ever think maybe this was just karmic justice from when floyd was threatening to kill a pregnant lady, and that a life a consistently bad and selfish choices would lead to a bad end? If Floyd had not been a drug user or tried to pass bad checks (he bought his drugs cash of course) he wouldn't have been in that position. Woe be to them who call good evil and evil good.

[@theresethomas8164]

I just love that sweet firefighter Genevieve!

[@65TossTrap]

How did this chick get to be a firefighter?

[@rickygarcha1311]

It’s scary

[@Privilge05]

The question is how did chauvin become a police officer! She is what we in America needs.. people with a good heart

[@65TossTrap]

Natalie yeah let’s do away with mean people!! Yeah!

[@TylerRobertsOfficial]

@@65TossTrap idk about the mean ones but if the ignorant people with stupid questions disappeared then I bet your comment wouldn’t have shown up here.

[@65TossTrap]

Tyler Roberts if someone gave you an enema today you would sleep in a shoebox tonight.

[@Steventhore]

Totally biased witness. Terrible!

[@johnd545]

I offer my respect for the courage of this woman & all those that stepped up for a fellow human being, recognizing the extent of distress he was experiencing & that potential loss of life was evident. Evil prevails when good human beings do nothing....

[@johnpatterson4272]

Respect is given where respect is earned and due. The Fire Dept. will no doubt 'deep-six' this blithering fool as she has made a laughing-stock of herself and the dept. uniform she is wearing. At sometime in the future she will then be promoted to the level of her incompetence, to once again exemplify that fire department's adherence to enforced diversity in the ranks.

[@anquiette100]

@@johnpatterson4272 So you'll be upset if she DOES NOT get fired? That's cold and heartless. OBVIOUSLY God had the right people in the right place at the right time to witness what happened. THAT is why the EMT's and all the other's testimonies are so powerful. Cuz, well , imagine if someone like YOU were there instead. She'll have her job as an EMT. and she will go on to do greater things for the good of People. ALL people. be grateful for her.....I am.

[@johnpatterson4272]

@@anquiette100 As long as you believe that. Good for you.

[@Babywyde]

This attorney is horrible.

[@hanshans8612]

Which attorney?

[@lisagillis09lg]

Which one?

[@Gfister820]

So is his attorney. He’s gonna be convicted. Hopefully

[@lennetteguidry5723]

👩‍🚒👩‍🚒👩‍🚒👩‍🚒👩‍🚒👩‍🚒

[@mocamocam2258]

She doesn't remember if he had breathing that suggested he was dying, meanwhile she was frustrated, upset, and outraged that she couldn't help. I smell a liar.

[@fyang]

Who are you to say who is liar? You are no expert.

[@alicat2507]

Hope someone donates lots of money to her, she's a role model citizen, she didn't turn away and marked the moment as a what it was. Her credibility was already on trial they made her arrive to testify as an employee, not just as a bystander, implying she was interfering with her job and created a scene. That lawyer and the judge were upset that she didn't want to read her initial testimony and was being able to dispute his angle. That judge is corrupted, this trial should have been out of state.

[@uocana1]

At first look I thought the channel said Karen 11, along with the thumbnail it really threw me off. I think this woman is overexaggerating her role and what "she wanted to do" but I guess if she fits the story, why not highlight her position as a firefighter.

[@easternise]

She's now been fired from her job.

[@mylesbishop1240]

Shes basically throwing the police station and firefighters under the bus for drugged up thief. Curious what her agenda is.

[@maddyburgess7098]

@@mylesbishop1240 😭 maybe her agenda is she witnessed a man she could have helped, die, because they wouldn't let her

[@anjelsallaroundu]

Why do you make remarks like this so rumors can be started?and to bishops post...your right Floyd was a bad guy!and I disagree with sensationalizing him,naming parks after him..ect but wrong is wrong so I think she did the right thing by testifying..

[@Kbooty46]

Why

[@arilyons6587]

@@mylesbishop1240 being on drugs does not mean you deserve to have the life slowly crushed out of you while a group of bystanders watch and you cry. That is not our justice system. The only persons character that should be questioned here is yours. I hope to god you have more humanity in you than that post, but somehow I doubt it.

[@sliv_dawg]

Liar i would be nervous as hell

[@dianamajka1060]

So not one cop had narcan on hand to revive George Floyd and she is a fire fighter that says she saw he was on drugs so why didn't she say anything about narcan??? Makes no sense

[@glowgirl8171]

They wouldn't let her take a PULSE. And you're gonna bitch about her not giving more instructions ? Give me an f'ing break.

[@Alleycat938]

She is a total hero.

[@gillyl9957]

More humans like her, less like these cops ….please.