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A Minnesota nurse who was working at the Beltrami County Jail in August 2018 is speaking publicly for the first time about the events that led up to the death of a 27-year-old Black man who died while in custody more than two years ago in Bemidji, Minnesota. According to Stephanie Lundblad, Hardel Sherrell was denied medical care until his death although he repeatedly pleaded for help. Lundblad said staff members accused him of feigning paralysis and other symptoms. “I felt like I had witnessed a murder,” she told KARE 11. Sherrell first arrived at the jail on Aug. 24, 2018. He had been arrested on charges of unlawful possession of a firearm. Over a period of six days, his condition deteriorated. Although by the morning of Aug. 28 he told guards and a nurse he could not feel anything from the waist down, the nurse and guards at the jail insisted he was faking. Video footage shows Sherrell’s limp form being dragged from a wheel chair to a cot on the floor as he gr ....
Friday marked the sixth night of protests in Brooklyn Center over the shooting death of Daunte Wright Protesters gathered again outside the police department, which was fenced off, before clashes began In Chicago, thousands of people marched during the day before isolated crashes happened at night, the second day of protests following the release of a video showing the shooting death of Adam Toledo, 13 There were also clashes between protesters and the police near Barclays Center in Brooklyn Nationwide protests continued throughout the country following the high-profile police shootings ....
(KTTC) While the most recent case in the news is that of Daunte Wright, it s far from the first victim of a police shooting in Minnesota. Friday, family members of those killed by police officers spoke about their losses. They say real change can begin when it comes to former Officer Kim Potter. A 26 year veteran. We cannot rely upon her white woman tears and claims of an accident when she knew the difference between a taser and a glock, said social justice activist, Nekima Levy Armstrong. She calls for harsher charges for former Officer Kim Potter. It s time for this state to get serious. We are not accepting manslaughter charges, Armstrong said. We demand murder charges. We will be in the streets until it happens. ....