MAGAtards kill another black man

[gwb-trading]

Happens in all of The United States

So you are trying to compare the reactions of police in two totally different locations (states) when facing two very different types of events. The event in Minneapolis involved wholesale violence, rioting, looting, arson, and gunshots. Explain to me what the video of the state capital shows protestors doing?

 

[Tony Stark]

Explain to me what the video of the state capital shows protestors doing?

Charging a State Capital with guns

 

[exGOPer]

ALL of these Photos are COMPLETELY FAKE. None of the 4 Officers ever attended a Trump rally. The officer pictured never wore a MAGA style hat. All of the photos are completely faked photoshopped fabrications.

Once again this brings us to HFM and exGOPer setting the standard of pushing a narrative in thread titles that individuals support Trump when there is no evidence that they support Trump. This now gives license to everyone else to make the same types of inferences when anyone else commits a crime.


False news swirls around Minneapolis officer in fatal arrest
https://news.yahoo.com/false-news-swirls-around-minneapolis-000330839.html

A Minneapolis police officer videotaped on Monday holding a black man to the ground with his knee during an arrest has become the target of false claims on social media that attempt to tie him to political agendas and racist ideologies.

Twitter and Facebook posts with hundreds of thousands of views on Wednesday claimed Officer Derek Chauvin was pictured wearing a “Make Whites Great Again” hat and standing onstage at a Donald Trump rally, neither of which turned out to be true.

The spread of false information was so rampant that the president of the Minneapolis police union set the record straight, telling The Associated Press that none of the officers involved in Monday’s incident were at the Trump rally in Minneapolis last October.

Chauvin has been the subject of national attention since a video emerged Monday that showed him kneeling on the neck of a handcuffed black man during an arrest outside a south Minneapolis convenience store.

In the video captured by a bystander, George Floyd can be seen gasping for breath on the ground while Chauvin pins him to the pavement with his knee.

Floyd was pronounced dead at the hospital Monday, and Chauvin and three other officers were dismissed from the department on Tuesday.

News of the incident sparked protests in Minneapolis and evoked nationwide outcry. It also contributed to the rapid spread of social media posts misidentifying Chauvin as the subject of politicized photographs.

One post circulating widely across social media platforms juxtaposed a screenshot of Chauvin kneeling on Floyd’s neck with a photo of a man holding a blackberry between his thumb and index finger and wearing a red baseball cap that said “Make Whites Great Again.”

The post, shared by prominent figures including the rapper Ice Cube, suggested the two photos featured the same person. But the man in the “Make Whites Great Again” photo was actually Jonathan Lee Riches, a known internet troll. Riches told the AP in a Facebook message that he was the person in the photo. However, he said the image was altered and he was not wearing the hat. He could not provide the original.

A second set of viral posts on Wednesday featured photos of a man smiling onstage at a Donald Trump rally in Minneapolis last October. The posts falsely claimed the photos, which showed a man wearing a “Cops for Trump” shirt and holding up a “Vote Trump” sign, were of Chauvin. According to Minneapolis police union president Lt. Bob Kroll, the photos actually showed Mike Gallagher, the president of the police union in Bloomington, Minnesota.

“Can you put a stop to the false narrative please?” Kroll told the AP. “None of the officers in the incident were near the Trump rally.”

Your fact check is against free speech and action should be taken against them.

 

[Tony Stark]

 

[gwb-trading]

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Since the University does not pay the full cost of using the MPD -- it is likely that the Minneapolis Police Department will be gleeful about this change.

 

[Tony Stark]

Since the University does not pay the full cost of using the MPD -- it is likely that the Minneapolis Police Department will be gleeful about this change.

I have a family member who was a cop.He said the private security details was the best part of the job.More pay for easier work.The University may not be paying but the cops weren't working for free.I don't know if working University details was private detail pay or overtime pay but I doubt the cops doing the easier work for more pay are happy about this.

 

[Tony Stark]

Since the University does not pay the full cost of using the MPD

Source

 

[gwb-trading]

Source

The university budget including the pathetic event budget is published... Go find me the line item where they pay a dime for the Minneapolis Police Department to assist them. The university only pays for its campus police force.

 

[Tony Stark]

The university budget including the pathetic event budget is published... Go find me the line item where they pay a dime for the Minneapolis Police Department to assist them. The university only pays for its campus police force.

Because you cant find it doesn't make it fact

 

[Tony Stark]

The university only pays for its campus police force.

https://www.espn.com/college-sports...it-ties-minneapolis-police-george-floyd-death

Gabel said she has directed school officials to "no longer contract the Minneapolis Police Department" for large on-campus events, including football games, and said the school will cut ties with the MPD for "specialized services" such as "K-9 explosive detection units."