With this finding on Monday, the Reuters agency drank, which drew from hundreds of police mucus from past months.
Chauvin got for Floyd’s return 22.5 years, the prosecution gave 30 years |
Last year, Minneapolis became the epicenter of a massive protest wave after a police officer arrived here on May 25 against the four-year-old Floyd.
One of the police officers, who was later convicted of murder, knelt on the unarmed black man’s neck for a few minutes and did not care that he was having trouble with his breath. This was followed by protests and riots, which spread from the capital of Minnesota to American cities and beyond the United States.
In addition to debates about racist systems, the event has opened up controversy over the practices of American police forces and the possibility of their reform. This is especially true in the case of Minneapolis, where a city official at some point also talked about the disputed police. However, these initiatives have led nowhere.
Minneapolis police officers, meanwhile, have introduced their own drastic changes and adopted an approach that essentially means that two hands are moving away from everyday law enforcement in a city where the number of violent deaths has skyrocketed in recent decades.
The second analysis came from more than 2.2 million police mucus, which showed that a year after Floyd’s death, police stopped 85 percent of my cars by enforcing road traffic rules.
The number of people checked by the police on the street by 76 percent was reduced by 76 percent because they were considered a suspect. The police record my case of drunkenness in public, fights and drug crime, and due to limited traffic controls, they confiscate my illegally held weapons.
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey attributed the development to a large number of job shortages. About a quarter of the uniformed police force since Floyd’s death have either given up or retired, and according to the mayor, personal problems are so fueling that the leadership had to withdraw some people from work for a criminal offense so that the police could respond to suggestions from the 911 line.
Other Reuters sources suggest a somewhat different point. There is not much day here to engage in aggressive police work, inviting risks and rewards. Of course, we’ve been here and we’ve vowed to help and hurt, but the hunter must also hurt himself and his family, said police officer Scott Gerlicher, who left the city police this year. None of those who work here have a hard time saying that they are aggressive to me, he added.
The former police officer, who did not pay for his name, testified that no matter how much the commander in Minneapolis did not give up the activities, they did not do anything to prevent him. Nadzen nm said: I will not complain at all if you do not want to pay anything. Hang out at the station. This is what an unnamed source said.
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