Chaos and destruction rages on in Minnesota! The Minneapolis Police Department began using flash grenades on citizens protesting the death of George Floyd, an unarmed 46-year-old African-American man who died while being detained by four police officers on Monday night. On Tuesday, thousands of protesters descended on the spot where Floyd died, and things got out of control.
UNSURPRISINGLY……
THE RIOTS ARE STARTING IN THE USAđ˛#TheMinnisotaMurderers@Minnesota @USAPoliceNews @USApolice @YesYoureRacist pic.twitter.com/MHJ46WLcOg
— Binning Knives Saves Lives CIC (Courtney Barrett) (@KnivesSaves) May 27, 2020
Some protesters marched towards the Minneapolis Police 3rd Precinct, the believed department of the four officers. Chaos began as the protesters smashed windows, vandalized the building, and sprayed paint in the police vehicles, according to CBS Local. The police responded in riot gear and used flash grenades against the protesters.
One of these protesters said, âItâs real ugly. The police have to understand that this is the climate they have created, this is the climate they created.â
https://twitter.com/___0HOUR1/status/1265473992715939841
On Monday night, the four officers responded to a call of a man trying to use forged documents at Cup Foods. The officers saw Floyd on the scene and perceived him to be intoxicated. Eventually, an officer pinned Floyd to the ground with his knee.Â
Floyd groans, âI canât breathe! Please, the knee on my neck.âÂ
BREAKING: 4 Minneapolis police officers have been fired in the aftermath of George Floyd's death.
Floyd was unarmed & handcuffed. He died after an officer knelt on his neck for up to 10 minutes until he laid motionless on the ground.đ#BlackLivesMatter pic.twitter.com/pEbGA6167h
— Qasim Rashid, Esq. (@QasimRashid) May 26, 2020
Among the chaos, bystanders begged for the officer to lessen the restraint, but he kept his knee firmly on Floydâs neck. At Hennepin Healthcare Medical Center, Floyd eventually passed away. The four officers were immediately fired. Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey responded to Police Chief Medaria Arradondo’s firing of these officers.
Frey stated, “I support your (Arradondoâs) decisions, one hundred percent.It is the right decision for our city. The right decision for our community, it is the right decision for the Minneapolis Police Department.”Â
Chaos in Minnesota
Besides the protesters, chaos occurred around one of the fired officers, Derek Chauvin. Chauvin, who was once under paid leave for shooting a fleeing suspect, was doxed, meaning his private information was publicly released. His information was filtered out on Twitter, by the account of âAncientsoul44â with a post of âPURGE TIME #DEREKCHAUVIN.â That tweet can be found here.
This led to a crowd to gather around Chauvinâs house on Tuesday.Â
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_vQqmJFD64I&feature=youtu.be
Dora Jones Robinson, one of the individuals at Chauvinâs house, said, âEnough is enough! Iâm tired. It gets to the point where we got to show up at the right place and his front door is the right place to me. He going to feel my presence.â
More people are planning to assemble at Chauvinâs residence today. Their live stream is already assembled.
The unfortunate death of George Floyd has occurred during a delicate point in America. The mainstream media has consistently fanned the flames of racial tension since the election of President Donald Trump. Expect to see more chaos in Minneapolis this week.Â
Always let them fire the first shot so defensive return fire is all legal like.
After the first shot, live ammo into their legs, stun grenades and rubber is a ten minute hurt bullet in the legs gives time to think and heal.
Wondering how the pukes got the Officers home address? Someone needs to be held accountable for release of that information. As far as the pukes go, as long as they stay away from the property and attempt no entry, they can protest all day. Should they attempt to enter the property, they need to have their butts kicked and be arrested. I guess none of them have jobs to go to.
Ah just give them room to ‘demonstrate’ like they did in bodymore (at the ‘request’ of the mayor) or maybe just ‘contain’ them (sort of) like they did in Ferguson. Sooner or later they will get tired and just go home – or not.
The officers have already been fired – what else do the demonstrators want – even more blood?