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Why advocates are on edge ahead of officer's trial in George Floyd's death

BY: BILL HUTCHINSON, ABC NEWS
(NEW YORK) Fortified fencing, barbed wire and concrete barricades have gone up around the courthouse and police stations in Minneapolis in preparation for the landmark murder trial of former police officer Derek Chauvin for the death of George Floyd.
But what may seem like necessary preparations for unrest that could accompany the trial, in a city still recovering from the violence and destruction that erupted there last summer after Floyd s death, to others is a frustrating sign that government officials don t understand the source of tensions between police and community in the first place aggressive police posture. ....

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Why advocates are on edge ahead of officer’s trial in George Floyd’s death
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BY: BILL HUTCHINSON, ABC NEWS
(NEW YORK) Fortified fencing, barbed wire and concrete barricades have gone up around the courthouse and police stations in Minneapolis in preparation for the landmark murder trial of former police officer Derek Chauvin for the death of George Floyd.
But what may seem like necessary preparations for unrest that could accompany the trial, in a city still recovering from the violence and destruction that erupted there last summer after Floyd’s death, to others is a frustrating sign that government officials don’t understand the source of tensions between police and community in the first place aggressive police posture. ....

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'Intimidation tactic': Advocates on edge amid stepped-up security for Derek Chauvin trial in George Floyd's death

'Intimidation tactic': Advocates on edge amid stepped-up security for Derek Chauvin trial in George Floyd's death
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Op-Ed: How we overwhelmingly rejected violence this election season

By Christiana Lang and Miriam Juan-Torres Gonzalez
Alarm bells have been sounding since early fall about the possibility of widespread civil unrest after the election. Those warnings have been warranted, because instances of political violence have occurred, raising Americans continued fears fully six weeks after the election.
Our most recent data, from before Election Day, found that 71% of Americans would be worried about the risk of widespread violence across the country after the results of the presidential election became clear.
The prospect of violence and those who have acted out understandably captured our attention. But we need as much emphasis on Americans overwhelming rejection of violence. ....

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