re: Other three officers charged with aiding and abetting second degree murder.

I think he walks because there is so much evidence in the officer’s favor that it creates reasonable doubt as to his intent to kill him. You have to be able to convict Chauvin beyond a reasonable doubt, and I just don’t think it’s possible when you take everything I to account. The fact that the neck restraint is listed as an acceptable form of restraint for police in MN is going to be a massive hurdle that I don’t think can be overcome. Chauvin can argue he was following training and he will essentially have the state backing him up in black and white.