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Title: As Chief Prosecutor, Klobuchar Declined to Bring Charges Against Cop that Killed George Floyd
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URL Source: https://www.mintpressnews.com/chief ... op-killed-george-floyd/267933/
Published: May 29, 2020
Author: Alan Macleod
Post Date: 2020-05-29 08:47:24 by Ada
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Comments: 21

While serving as Minnesota’s chief prosecutor between 1999 and 2007, Klobuchar declined to bring charges against more than two dozen officers who had killed citizens while on duty – including against the cop that killed George Floyd.

The latest example of America’s racist police brutality problem was caught on camera in Minneapolis Monday, as Officer Derek Chauvin knelt on 46-year-old African-American George Floyd’s neck for over seven minutes until he passed out and died. In its headline on its website, Minneapolis police described the event as “man dies after medical incident during police interaction,” laundering themselves of any responsibility. Chauvin continued his assault even as Floyd desperately pleaded that he could not breathe, while bystanders protested his brutality. “You’re fucking stopping his breathing there, bro,” warned one concerned passer-by. Even after passing out, Chauvin did not release pressure on his neck. Chauvin has killed multiple times before while in uniform, has shot and wounded others and is well-known to local activist groups.

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#1. To: Ada (#0)

I heard something about this cop having a record of non-prosecuted violations of civil rights against citizens. Human Rights violations cannot be expected to properly investigate their own infractions.

The "thin" (very thin) blue line gets wider when the police form an us and them attitude after growing callous to the criminal environment that is dangerous and ever present. These people that become Policemen and women are adults that have made a decision that makes them responsible to uphold the law and the Constitution. That being said, there can be little question that their patience and emotions are going to be put to the test. Whenever it becomes obvious that their duty is becoming clouded due to events and actions of criminals they should consider a different career.

The current situation as demonstrated by video looks like the police completely over reacted to a man that wasn't resisting arrest and was handcuffed ! It is alleged that he was charged with forgery somehow related to a counterfeit $20 dollar bill ... ha ! Which even when it's a $20 dollar FRN it is already counterfeit.

It also appears that the folks witnessing this murder did restrain themselves but were calling for the cops to let him breathe and get in the police car.

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#3. To: noone222 (#1)

I heard something about this cop having a record of non-prosecuted violations of civil rights against citizens.

From the article:

Chauvin was involved in a fatal accident in 2005, killed Wayne Reyes in 2006, shot another man while in uniform in 2008, and had a litany of complaints against him.

Ada  posted on  2020-05-29   9:35:51 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply  


#5. To: Ada (#3)

Klobuchar was the lone (?) white female on Biden's VP short list? I say 'was' because that's gone now with this revelation?

Screen Name  posted on  2020-05-29   9:39:27 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply  


#7. To: All (#5) (Edited)

All of this on the heals of Biden's "you ain't black" debacle.....

I have that same feeling I had when they ran the "active shooter->call for gun confiscation" loop.

And these new points of info look odd, to me at least.

When my wife watched that cop snuff flick on teebee, in horror, she called it murder.

On the street, on camera. Smirking directly at the camera.

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#11. To: All (#7)

So does this cop "kill himself" now? lol but nothing surprises me anymore.

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