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Jussies team only wants one juror for a mistrial so he can basically claim vindication because thats what he wants. his story is unbelievable. the only person who believes the story of jussie smollett is his family and himself. it is a false narrative. dana, more importantly, he has made a mockery of the civil rights laws. those laws were there to protect people who were true victims. jussie smollett is not a true victim. >> dana: one of the entities that did believe him initially was the media....

Potter is white. the man killed is black. he had a warrant for his arrest. he did appear to resist arrest in this case. it doesnt justify any sort of shooting here. potter thought she was reaching for her taser, instead her gun. there is body cam footage here complete with audio so you can hear her shock that she used her gun instead of her taser. less ambiguity is a good thing. this as minneapolis tensions are still high given the george floyd case, black lives matter activist was already arres...

Asterisk. we need to be clear on that. i dont believe a police officer who is carrying out his job within the manner which he was trained to do so should be open to a lawsuit. if hes chasing an armed person who is discharging a weapon and that police officer discharges his weapon and an innocent person is struck by that, that weapon, we should not have that officer open to a lawsuit. but when you look at the case of a floyd case where clearly the officer went beyond his scope of responsibility, ...

Xinhua | Updated: 2021-05-05 09:08 Share CLOSE Former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin listens as a jury finds him guilty of all charges in his trial for second-degree murder, third-degree murder and second-degree manslaughter in the death of George Floyd with his defense attorney Eric Nelson in Minneapolis, Minnesota, US April 20, 2021 in a still image from video. [Photo/Agencies] WASHINGTON -- Derek Chauvin, the former Minneapolis police o...

LI MIN/CHINA DAILY The United States, in general, and Minneapolis, in particular, held its collective breath earlier this week－while the jury in the trial of former police officer Derek Chauvin deliberated－fearing that an acquittal would again set US cities alight because "justice has been denied" many times in the country before. The jury, however, found Chauvin guilty on all three charges in the murder of George Floyd: second- and third-degree murder and second-degree manslaughter. Ch...

Get a scene from i guess the battle days. thats what new yorkers are afraid of. >> its interesting they chose black and white to do it. >> it takes you back. >> the grip of the 70s. >> people in their 20s dont remember what this city was like. >> fascinating. you feel something with that black and white. >> you do. >> waiting for son of sam to pop out. >> our must read, well continue this conversation from the "new york times" racial discrimination in stop and frisk and the paper writes in part ...