Any reason to start a 'Revolution' right?

There are several videos. One video not readily shown was George resisting getting out of his SUV tasseling with the police upon their arrival. Another video where the police were walking a handcuffed George across the street to a police vehicle. When they approach the vehicle George just drops to the ground. He drops perhaps as a 'resist' to getting into the vehicle? But this is where everything gets sketchy, and only the police body cameras will be able to determine what was really happening and those (of course) cannot be released yet...to add weight to what the Autopsy of course...

No one wants to wait until all the evidence in question has been reviewed. This is why I seriously question these 'Riots'.

I have had it past my eyeballs with the lies about the 'Persecution' of blacks....when it is Whites who are gunned down far more frequently by police. And Whites who suffer 1000 times more from black on White crime.

The report is a preliminary report, and "no physical findings" might not mean what many people think. I'm not familiar with autopsy terminology, but they may just be saying that they didn't see extensive physical damage to the major blood vessels of the neck or breakage of the hyoid bone. Other tests may show that Floyd suffered extensive brain damage from loss of blood flow to the brain.

Once again, we need to consider that Floyd may have had a heart attack or stroke from stress, but the final answer is not yet available. People need to stop overreacting and wait for real evidence.

Jimmy Whore maybe?

The preliminary report only rules out strangulation (which obviously didn't happen) and traumatic asphyxia (which involves severe compression of the cavity...again, doesn't appear applicable in this case). The "findings" are pretty meaningless imo, and it seems there was no point in releasing them. Expert medical pros are going to have a field day debating the cause of death when this goes to trial. Even if George Floyd was in A+ condition, a guy's knee on the carotid artery for 8 minutes while being pinned to the ground and unable to take full breaths can't be a good thing.

Surely a second opinion from an independent pathologist is needed here.
A good perspective never the less...