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Related: About this forumEx-Minneapolis officer Thomas Lane, convicted in George Floyd's killing, is released from prison
https://www.startribune.com/ex-minneapolis-officer-thomas-lane-convicted-in-george-floyd-killing-to-be-freed-from-prison-today/601124995Thomas Lane, one of four Minneapolis police officers convicted of killing George Floyd more than four years ago, was released Tuesday from federal prison.
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Lane, 41, completed the federal portion of his prison time in April. He then stayed in custody to satisfy his state sentence in Hennepin County District Court, for aiding and abetting second-degree manslaughter.
Another year of supervised release will follow before he satisfies the terms of his state sentence, a BOP spokesperson said. He is the first of the four officers implicated in Floyds death to be released from prison.
Lane twice asked whether the officers should reposition Floyd and later attempted CPR after paramedics loaded Floyd into an ambulance, but prosecutors argued that he did not do enough to aid Floyd.
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Lane, 41, completed the federal portion of his prison time in April. He then stayed in custody to satisfy his state sentence in Hennepin County District Court, for aiding and abetting second-degree manslaughter.
Another year of supervised release will follow before he satisfies the terms of his state sentence, a BOP spokesperson said. He is the first of the four officers implicated in Floyds death to be released from prison.
Lane twice asked whether the officers should reposition Floyd and later attempted CPR after paramedics loaded Floyd into an ambulance, but prosecutors argued that he did not do enough to aid Floyd.
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Ex-Minneapolis officer Thomas Lane, convicted in George Floyd's killing, is released from prison (Original Post)
WhiskeyGrinder
Aug 2024
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No. He should never hold a position of responsibility for the rest of his life.
Irish_Dem
Aug 2024
#2
Frasier Balzov
(3,481 posts)1. Enlist his help as an instructor of Constitutional policing.
Irish_Dem
(57,350 posts)2. No. He should never hold a position of responsibility for the rest of his life.
He watched his co-workers kill a man in cold blood.
For no reason whatsoever.
They all knew full well what they were doing.
WhiskeyGrinder
(23,830 posts)3. lol WHAT
liberalhistorian
(20,846 posts)4. I think you forgot
the sarcasm button, lol!