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[ inaudible ] and when i listened, she [ inaudible ], she did not apologize at all. Thats a problem with accepting her resignation, she did not apologize. She needs to apologize and i think she needs to be fired. Mayor, we ask that charges be pressed. We know that she has ties to Police Unions as well and we are calling on the governor to call on the attorney general to bring charges just as they did for the other officer that accidentally shot a civilian. Immediately, if you want peace on the streets we need to see justice. Absolutely. This case needs to be given to appointed to the attorney ...

Crowd, the group of people that have gathered around and were watching affected the officers in their use of force . So i kind of go back to the Situational Awareness issue is that, yes, the officers are dealing with mr. Floyd, but theres also other factors for them to consider. And in this case the crowds started to grow in size, started to become more vocal. So now officers are always trained to deal with, right so what threat is the biggest threat . Is the suspect on the ground in front of me in handcuffs that we have relatively controlled or is it the unknown threat posed by the crowd that...

Card cardiac arrhythmia due to his hypertensive Heart Disease, and can you write that down multiple ways, during his restraint or residual restraint by the police, and his significant contributary differences, he would have the toxicology, the fe fentanyl and methamphetamine, and theres exposure to a vehicle exhaust, so potentially Carbon Monoxide poisoning. Lets discuss what we have heard today, cedric alexander, and laura coates. It was not Derek Chauvin, it was something else, and this medical expert, a former medical examiner in the state of maryland, he is saying its all of the above but ...

Situational awareness issue, is that, yes, the officers are dealing with mr. Floyd, but theres also other factors for them to consider. And in this case, the crowd started to grow in size, started to become more vocal. So now officers are always trained to deal with right, so what threat is the biggest threat . Is it the suspect on the ground in front of me in handcuffs that we have relative control or is it the unknown threat posed by the crowd that could go from verbal to trying to interfere with my arrest process in a matter of seconds. Did you factor that into your analysis of this case . ...

On the stand, Sergeant Jody stiger, and he has been unequivocal. He said the crowd size did not add to the threat level. He said the officer should have known the amount of strength of use he was using put floyd at risk of dying. Do you have an opinion to a degree of reasonable and professional certainty how much force was reasonable for the defendant to use on mr. Floyd after mr. Floyd was handcuffed and placed in the prone position and not resisting . Yes. What is that opinion . My opinion is that no force should have been used once he was in that position. Trial to resume any moment now, an...