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A Minnesota man was only in jail for three days before he died. His mother has yet to get an official explanation two months later.

When Alex Mingus received a medal from St. Paul police last week for his role in saving the life of a shooting victim, he had a message, one that would soon be seen by millions of people across the world: Polcie don't keep us safe. "We keep us safe.

In a fast-trending headline from Minnesota, Alex Mingus points out hard truth about America: ‘They don’t keep us safe. We keep us safe.’ Good Samaritan criticizes police as he accepts award from St. Paul cops. Mingus then gets right to the business end of the problem. After Interim Police Chief Jeremy Ellison gave Mingus the … Continue reading Escaped Slave Exposes Missouri Police: State-Sanctioned Torture and Murder of Black Women →

Alex Mingus made the absolute most of the opportunity, using his platform as the guest of honor at a police ceremony to call out the inaction of those police.

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Wearing a "smash white supremacy" shirt, Alex Mingus said he saved a man's life who would have died waiting on police who don't protect Black people.

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"[Police] dont keep us safe, we keep us safe. Riots work," Mingus concluded his speech with.

Accepting a police chief's award for valor, Alex Mingus decried Minnesota police inaction at the crime scene.

Doctors said the mans aid to a shooting victim prevented him from dying, according to the St. Paul Police Department.