On Monday, The Daily Beast reported that a 911 dispatcher in Minneapolis notified her superior of what she considered alarming behavior by the police in the arrest of George Floyd as it was taking place.
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While serving as Minnesota's chief prosecutor, Amy Klobuchar declined to bring charges against the cop that killed George Floyd. 
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Minnesota State Police issued a statement about their arrest of CNN reporter Omar Jimenez — and got instantly fact-checked. Jimenez and his live crew were arrested while broadcasting Friday morning from Minneapolis, where protests erupted into violence over the police killing of George Floyd, but State Police insisted troopers did not know they were journalists.
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Minneapolis Police Chief Medaria Arradondo said that all four officers involved in the arrest of George Floyd bear responsibility for his death, a statement that comes amid growing cries for the others officers to follow Derek Chauvin in being arrested for his killing.
travis.chang35@gmail.com's curator insight,
June 8, 2020 12:43 AM
The Black Lives Matter movement is set on holding the criminals responsible for George Floyd's murder. The movement demands that the officers involved serve their sentences and pay their charges. However, the Minneapolis police has not yet charged all the officers appropriately, and have failed to serve justice. In fact, it comes to show their shallow support by providing a statement, but not taking action against the criminals. A simple "I'm terribly sorry" will not be enough for the countless that are grieving. When asked if the officers involved will be arrested, the answer shifts and deflects the topic in the video provided.
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California prison officials said Friday that they suspended multiple employees who made racist jokes about the death of an African American man in police custody in Minneapolis, a disclosure that came amid protests across the state and nation.
The Swarm's insight:
Joking about the brutal death of an innocent man one didn't know and had never met isn't racist. It's just plain evil.
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It was only a matter of time before someone told the truth behind the video.