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A redundant prosecution? According to a source whose affiliation is not even hinted, the Department of Justice will seek federal indictments of Derek Chauvin and his three former colleagues in the death of George Floyd. The unidentified source leaked this and related news to the Star Tribune’s Andy Mannix. I assume that Mannix’s source is affiliated with the Department of Justice, either the Office of the United States Attorney for Minnesota or the local office of the FBI. Mannix does not note that the leak violates Department of Justice policy, but it does. I assume that is the reason hi...

Police shot dead a 20-year-old black man outside Minneapolis on Sunday – a few miles from where Derek Chauvin was. is being judged For the murder of George Floyd. Police at Brooklyn Center in Minnesota said a statement officials sent a driver around 2pm on Sunday for a traffic offense, and then they learned he had a pending order. They started arresting him, but “the driver got back into the vehicle,” and then an agent shot him. Police did not release the victim’s name, however Identified by Katie Wright his son, 20-year-old Daunte Wright. The shooting led to it hundreds of people to ...

Tweet At first, the “breaking” tags on this story puzzled me, as the Department of Justice had already made their civil-rights probe into George Floyd’s homicide known. We’ve known that for at least two months, when it became known that then-AG William Barr refused to cooperate with a plea deal that would have ended the DoJ’s involvement in the case. And as Merrick Garland mentions in the video below, the DoJ had already announced that probe publicly anyway. Attorney General Merrick Garland announced Wednesday that the Justice Department will conduct a broad investigation into all...

Minneapolis streets erupt in elation over guilty verdicts for Derek Chauvin Hundreds gathered outside the courthouse to hear the jury's decision.  April 20, 2021 — 4:52pm Video (01:03) : Minneapolis streets erupt in elation over guilty verdicts for Derek Chauvin in George Floyd's death. Text size Copy shortlink: A cacophony of celebration broke out in downtown Minneapolis Tuesday afternoon, as a Hennepin County judge read the guilty verdicts against ex-Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin. Hundreds of ...

After Daunte Wright's killing, criticism of "pretextual" traffic stops grows They net minor violations, target nonwhites, don't cut crime, research shows.  April 17, 2021 — 4:26pm Text size Copy shortlink: Cedrick Frazier has been thinking about the time when he was 17, driving his aunt's old Ford Escort, and Chicago police pulled him over for a broken taillight. After officers discovered the car wasn't registered to Frazier, the routine stop turned into something more. They detained Frazier on the side of...