Minneapolis police kill black man #RIPGeorgeFloyd

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Light all those motherfukkers up!
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It’s been damn near a week since the protest And maybe close to a half a billion dollars damage nationwide yet the Minnesota Gov, DA has still not charged the other three officers involved, got a bias autopsy report, and still protected one officer with 30 other officers...

The lengths to protect the enforcement arm of white supremacy is on display for all the world to see. The utter defiance of the local government is just asinine. I just hope that doesn’t get lost..

Yes it’s bigger than brotha George, but this was the straw that broke the camels back but all they had to do was the Right thing and charge all FOUR and properly prosecute.

Not doing that caused for things to bubble over and now we’re dealing with semantics of “riots” and Prevaricators of the movement..
And why would they? The DA's office, the police chief, hell, all of the local police, politicians, etc. aren't under any pressure right now. What do they have to be fearful about? Nobody is going after them or their families.

If these protests aren't targeted they don't matter because the people with power are not being made uncomfortable or afraid.
 

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A fish rots from its head. Apparently this fukker is more powerful than even the police chief.

Minneapolis police union president allegedly wore a "white power patch" and made racist remarks



Kroll joined the Minneapolis police department back in 1989. According to a Star Tribune investigation, he has been the subject of at least 20 internal-affairs complaints during his three decades there, though all but three were closed without discipline. As a young officer in 1994, he was suspended for five days for excessive force, according to a report by City Pages, but that decision was later reversed by the police chief. The next year, he fought a lawsuit that accused him of “beating, choking and kicking” a biracial 15-year-old boy while saying racial slurs, the St. Paul Pioneer Press reported, but a federal jury cleared him of wrongdoing. In 2003, the department demoted him for three months for “code of ethics” violations.

One of the most egregious allegations took place in 2004, while Kroll was off-duty. Kroll and another officer were accused of beating a man whose backpack bumped against their car while walking out of a bar on a Friday night; when the man’s friends came to help, the officers allegedly punched and kicked them. The Civilian Review Authority, a board that investigates complaints against Minneapolis police officers, sustained the complaint against Kroll. He was suspended for 20 days. “How can he even still be on the force with behavior like this?” the assaulted man’s father told City Pages. Kroll denied wrongdoing and said the man’s friends attacked them.
 
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