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To the editor: Why do we have riots in Minnesota and in some democratic run states? Because people think they can break the law and not being arrested. EXAMPLE: 1) George Floyd. He was on drugs, tried to buy liquor with a 20 dollar bill and the cashier noticed it was counterfeit. Cops were called, he didn’t want to be arrested, he didn’t want to get into the police car, so they took him down to the ground and he died. Now there is a big trial to find out if he died from an overdose or from ...

FOX News senior correspondent Mike Tobin joins FOX News @ Night with the latest from Twin Cities suburb The Minneapolis City Council in a near-unanimous vote Friday approved a resolution calling on law enforcement to stop using tear gas, rubber bullets and other nonlethal munitions during protests, according to reports. The 11-1 vote came on the sixth straight night of protests in nearby Brooklyn Center, where Daunte Wright, 20, was fatally shot during a traffic stop on Sunday. Minneapolis w...

Print Good morning. I’m Paul Thornton, and it’s Saturday, April 17, 2021. Let’s take a look back at the week in Opinion. Disneyland is taking our money again, mass shootings are back, and police killed another unarmed Black man. We’ve all been chafing at COVID-19 restrictions and pining for a return to normal, but if this is what counts as “the way things were” — and let’s not kid ourselves that mass death and brutalizing Black Americans are anything other than that in America �...

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‘We’re so tired,’ says organizer of Kalamazoo protest about the fatal police shooting of Daunte Wright Updated 10:52 PM; Facebook Share KALAMAZOO, MI – Protesters peacefully marched through downtown Kalamazoo chanting “Black Lives Matter” on Friday night. Approximately 80 people gathered at 7:30 p.m., April 16, in front of the Kalamazoo County Courthouse, five days after Daunte Wright, a 20-year-old Black man, was fatally shot by a white police officer during a traffic stop April 1...

A year after the killing of George Floyd launched protests around the country, Bates says it feels like not much has changed.

Protestors are fueled by the outrage of recent police shootings that resulted in the deaths of minorities, including 20-year-old Daunte Wright and 13-year-old Adam Toledo.

Riots Erupt Across US in Wake of Police Shootings Demonstrations took place in a slew of major U.S. cities on Friday night, with some devolving into riots, in the wake of several deadly police shootings. In Brooklyn Center, where 20-year-old Daunte Wright was fatally shot on April 11 after resisting arrest, a peaceful march swelled in size after returning to the police headquarters, and agitators began trying to tear down fencing protecting the building and lobbing projectiles at law enforcemen...

Created: April 16, 2021 05:11 PM As protests continue in Brooklyn Center following Daunte Wrights death, some of the residents are having trouble finding food nearby with so many businesses closed and boarded up after recent looting in the area. At the Cross of Glory Lutheran Church on Brooklyn Boulevard, they need more help.  “A gentleman came in days ago, and he said he usually walks to the Walmart, but the Walmart was boarded up and he didnt realize that until he got there. So...

Local demonstrators continue push for justice amid Daunte Wrights death and last updated 2021-04-16 23:23:49-04 GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. — Protesters gathered in Rosa Parks Circle on Friday to call for change following the police killing of Daunte Wright in Minnesota last weekend. “Daunte Wright was someone’s child, someone’s boyfriend, a friend, and a father,” said Aly Bates, Justice for Black Lives president. The young, Minneapolis-area man was shot and killed by a Brookly...