Latest count of confirmed COVID-19 cases worldwide at 1000 GMT, May 3
Xinhua
03 May 2021, 21:05 GMT+10
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How one man turned back on police career because of attitude to Blacks
(Op-ed) Jerome Irwin
02 May 2021, 21:07 GMT+10
The George Floyd-Derek Chauvin murder trial once again seriously jogged the memory and disturbed the conscience of this particular 80-year-old white man.
Nearly fifty years have since elapsed when, as a once young idealistic man, full of hope and enthusiasm he first began his new career in law enforcement.
By day, he was an eager Gung ho Criminology student at a local community city college.
The George Floyd-Derek Chauvin murder trial once again seriously jogged the memory and disturbed the conscience of this particular 80-year-old white man and the reasons for his disillusionment with America s long-standing racially unjust police and legal systems. Especially when it came to the traumatic mental-emotional-psychic effects he d suffered so many times before over similarly outrageous, biased, unfair, if not bordering on criminal, law enforcement practices he d wi
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How one man turned back on police career because of attitude to Blacks
(Op-ed) Jerome Irwin
02 May 2021, 21:07 GMT+10
The George Floyd-Derek Chauvin murder trial once again seriously jogged the memory and disturbed the conscience of this particular 80-year-old white man.
Nearly fifty years have since elapsed when, as a once young idealistic man, full of hope and enthusiasm he first began his new career in law enforcement.
By day, he was an eager Gung ho Criminology student at a local community city college.
The George Floyd-Derek Chauvin murder trial once again seriously jogged the memory and disturbed the conscience of this particular 80-year-old white man and the reasons for his disillusionment with America s long-standing racially unjust police and legal systems. Especially when it came to the traumatic mental-emotional-psychic effects he d suffered so many times before over similarly outrageous, biased, unfair, if not bordering on criminal, law enforcement practices he d wi
Minnesota lawmakers pressed to do more on making police accountable
Mike Moen
02 May 2021, 21:09 GMT+10
The Derek Chauvin verdict and the death of Daunte Wright have renewed calls for Minnesota lawmakers to adopt the latest proposals.
Earlier this month, the DFL-led House passed a host of proposals that were part of an omnibus bill. If we are going to entrust law enforcement to be the morality that we hope that they are, there has to be checks and balances.
ST. CLOUD, Minnesota The Derek Chauvin verdict and the death of Daunte Wright have renewed calls for Minnesota lawmakers to adopt the latest proposals surrounding police accountability.