kare 11 investigates: controversy over why derek chauvin was squeezing floyd’s fingers
Published 3 years ago • 9K plays • Length 2:33Download video MP4
Download video MP3
Similar videos
-
2:52
kare 11 investigates: dueling experts about the danger of holding george floyd down
-
1:47
kare 11 investigates: key question – why did derek chauvin stay on george floyd?
-
2:28
kare 11 investigates: are 'speedballs' a key to derek chauvin’s defense?
-
2:47
kare 11 investigates: george floyd’s ability to talk did not mean he could breathe
-
2:40
kare 11 investigates: “reasonable officer” standard is key in chauvin murder trial
-
30:30
derek chauvin trial: off-duty firefighter who asked police to check george floyd's pulse testifies
-
1:56
derek chauvin pleads guilty to tax evasion charges
-
3:39
derek chauvin trial: pulmonologist dr. martin tobin testifies on george floyd's cause of death
-
2:15
kare 11 investigates: legal changes resulting from george floyd’s death
-
3:45
kare 11 investigates: officers get mixed messages about dangers of prone restraint
-
3:18
kare 11 investigates: what do high co2 levels mean in george floyd’s death?
-
2:25
kare 11 investigates: did officers mistake a seizure as resistance by george floyd?.
-
3:52
kare 11 investigation: what if there wasn’t cellphone video of floyd’s death?
-
1:38
kare 11 investigates: prone restraint emerges as a key issue in chauvin trial
-
2:30
kare 11 investigates: defense expert echoes early opinions of medical examiner
-
3:31
kare 11 investigates: charges rare, convictions nonexistent in prone restraint deaths
-
2:26
kare 11 investigates: derek chauvin held a teenager down prone for 17 minutes
-
2:27
the doj investigation of the mpd after the derek chauvin verdict
-
2:37
kare 11 investigates: chauvin defense expert echoes early opinions of medical examiner
-
2:23
kare 11 investigates: did officers fear george floyd had 'excited delirium'?
-
19:48
derek chauvin found guilty on all counts in the murder of george floyd - full newscast 4-20-2021
-
5:42
derek chauvin trial: how the state is addressing witness trauma