Why did the former American police officer who "killed Freud on his knees" demand that the murder charges be dropped?

Freud was brutally killed by a policeman, which caused great repercussions in the world, and the public opinion of this incident was also pushed to the forefront. In court, the police officer of Gisha Freud asked for the murder charges to be dropped, so why did he do it?

First of all, he definitely wants to reduce the charges. His behavior didn't make him feel that it would cause such a big response. After knowing the seriousness of the matter, he once defended himself in court, but it is an indisputable fact. Racial discrimination and police brutality are not 1 time. Many people complained about racial discrimination, but they didn't get much response. This incident completely angered the American people. Many people accuse the police of violent law enforcement and complain why there is racial discrimination. Freud's sentence "I can't breathe" deeply touched many people. People not only took to the streets to protest, but many even held up signs that read "I can't breathe". This shows the determination of the masses to oppose racial discrimination. Even in the NBA, many stars have expressed their views, and even many stars personally took to the streets to express their views, such as the Curry brothers and so on.

Although Landscape and Freud were strangers, that's why he demanded that the murder charges be dropped. But before the law, his defense became empty talk. He could have spared him in the process of law enforcement. Even if he hadn't put his knee on Freud's neck, he wouldn't have died. This kind of violent law enforcement is not uncommon in the United States. Therefore, this is also a major reason why the masses take to the streets to send signals.

Freud's death not only caused great repercussions, but also caused many people to think deeply. For example, star James expressed his views on Twitter. Black people are human beings, so we need sympathy and we need to treat them equally. Although the policeman who killed Freud has resigned and been punished by law, this is not the fundamental reason to solve racial discrimination and police brutality.