Derek Chauvin Requests Change of Venue After George Floyd Family Receives $27 Million From City. Regardless of what you think about Derek Chauvin, the fact is, in our opinion, he’s being railroaded by the judge and the city. The jury selection has been a joke and now the city settles for $27 million, which is tantamount to an admission of guilt. Unless there are people living in caves without any form of communication with the rest of the world we find it hard to believe he could get a fair trial anywhere.
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More than 150 Minneapolis officers file disability claims after death of George Floyd with about three-quarters citing PTSD as the reason for their planned departures
More than 150 Minneapolis officers file disability claims after death of George Floyd with about three-quarters citing PTSD as the reason for their planned departures. Yep, go on full disability and move to someplace that isn’t a Democrat shithole. Can you blame them?
More than 150 Minneapolis police officers are filing work-related disability claims after the death of George Floyd and ensuing unrest, with about three-quarters citing post-traumatic stress disorder as the reason for their planned departures, according to an attorney representing the officers.
Their duty disability claims, which will take months to process, come as the city is seeing an increase in violent crime and while city leaders push a proposal to replace the Minneapolis Police Department with a new agency that they say would have a more holistic approach.
John Rieple: Cadillac Pawn & Jewelry Owner Booked on Murder Accusation
John Rieple: Cadillac Pawn & Jewelry Owner Booked on Murder Accusation. We can state we’re glad we don’t live in Minnesota, which is now classified as a garbage state.
The Shooting Occurred Amidst a Night of Looting but Police Say Business Owners Have a ‘Duty to Retreat.’
According to FindLaw, “Minnesota isn’t a stand your ground state. Rather, it’s a duty to retreat state which means that you must back away from confrontation if it’s possible. The state doesn’t have a castle law per se, but it does recognize the principles of the doctrine because Minnesota law allows you to use deadly force, including shooting an intruder, to prevent a felony from occurring in your home.” That site defines duty to retreat as “If the defendant isn’t in their home, Minnesota’s self-defense law requires a ‘duty to retreat’ before using deadly force, but only if retreat is possible and it doesn’t put the person into more danger. Deadly force isn’t authorized (outside of the home)
