with george floyd as well as eric gardner and some others, we had video evidence.ig thing. it was also alleged that those officers turned off their body—worn cameras, and they supposedly weren't working, so that is a big deal. people actually did not see the level of violence that happened inside of that home. the other thing is also, in a sense, the market in a sense. i mean, we have louisville compared to new york and minneapolis, but people actually did cry out for breonna taylor, and we know that there was a civil settlement handed down fairly quickly, and people have to recognise that in the united states, whether we are talking about george floyd, eric gardner or breonna taylor, that money comes from taxpayers. that is a problem that does not come from police officers, it does not come from police department budgets. it comes from taxpayers, and so we really have to think about that, but i think when it comes to breonna taylor, the big thing is the video evidence, and also people have noted the fact that we have black men compared to black women. black men ar

with george floyd as well as eric gardner and some others, we had video evidence.leged that they turned off their cameras and they supposedly went working so that is a big deal. people did not see the level of violence that happened in that home. the other thing is also, in essence, the marketing. we have louisville compared to new york and people actually did cry out for breonna taylor and there was a civil settlement handed down pretty quickly and people have to recognise that in the entered states, whether we are talking about george floyd, eric gardner breonna taylor, thatis eric gardner breonna taylor, that is a tax problem that does not come from police problems, budgets, comes from taxpayers and we really have to think about that. but i think when it comes to breonna taylor, the big thing is the video evidence, and also people have noted the fact that we have black men compared to black women. black men are significantly more likely to be killed by police and black women more in their homes. those are the steps that we need to bring to bear because it will i

all i could think of was eric garner. esther gardner and unarmed african-american man was killed new york city police officer who placed him at a choke hold after stopping in for selling cigarettes. as the pandemonium ensued init y courtroom it was like ige experience dÉjÀ vu. vivid images of news footage flashed in my mind mr. gardner lying on the ground in a choke hold gasping for air being restrained by officers as he repeatedly cried out i can't breathe, this complete for mercy became the rallying cry for protesters across the country pretty said to myself not here, not today. according to the research individuals with untreated l mental illness are 16 times more likely to be killed during encounters with law enforcement than those who are mentally sound. those killed by police are also disproportionately black and native american. imagine the number of mentally ill people who have a nonfatal yet traumatizing encounters with the police because of their mental state. this abuse continues throughout the contract with the justice syste