A similar situation occurred after
Dameon Chambers was shot during a Juneteenth celebration at the zone, and paramedics were barred from offering him aid. Police “ultimately had to pull Mr. Chambers to an area where the ambulance could access [him],” according to a city document, per the Associated Press. Chambers died.
When a pregnant woman named
Leneesha Columbus was shot in the zone, an officer told dispatch…. “We’ll meet at 34th and Elliot, see if we can get the victim extracted to a closer location to us,” as reported by the Minnesota Reformer. Columbus and her child died.
Seventy-five percent of the businesses inside the zone are black-owned, and many residents and business owners feel abandoned by city officials.
Empresas propiedad de negros cerca de George Floyd Square piden ayuda en medio del aumento del crimen, prohibición policial
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Black-owned businesses near George Floyd Square plead for help
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