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I'm trusting Rekita law on it being 3rd degree murder. He just went over the body cam footage.

The thing is that the Jury is the ultimate fact finder. If I was on the Jury I'd throw that evidence out as falsified.

Out favorite defense attorney has done a breakdown of the charges filed against Derek Chauvin. TLDR: Murder in the 3rd because they think they can prove it, and manslaughter as a backup.

Actually, no. You only arrest people if they are a danger to others. You need to either have probable cause or a warrent out for their arrest. For non violent crime you are supposed to issue a citation and order them to appear at court at a later date.

Back to topic, I'm hearing that this was personal. The murderer cop and victim were both guards at the same club for a period of time.

Timestamps are in the youtube comments, look for The Aggrolith. Edit: around 2:05 they start going into police training manuals relevant to the events.

Our favorite defense attorney has done a video covering the case. According to the ex-cop on the panel they fucked up by the numbers and did everything exactly the opposite of any training they could have had. Unless they did not have any training at all. This is strait up murder.