Minneapolis Cop Murders A Black Man

[El Diablo 4232]

2 hours ago, strangulation! said:

From HBO’s “Autopsy” which was finominle

Username. This thread. I got nothing. 

[Bozo_Casanova 26882]

2 hours ago, lemonlime said:

It's like doing an autopsy on a hospital patient and ignoring the hospital chart.    The patient died of vascular disease, but we'll ignore the blood work showing sepsis and the head CT revealing an aneurysm.

 

[immortal13 4059]

41 minutes ago, goatsaag said:

Literally the next part of that statement is The defendant had his knee on Mr. Floyd's neck for 8 minutes and 46 seconds in total. Two minutes and 53 seconds of this was after Mr. Floyd was non-responsive. Police are trained that this type of restraint with a subject in a prone position is inherently dangerous.

That doesn't read like good news for the cop to me

 

One would think....

[immortal13 4059]

29 minutes ago, Iceman said:

Stache and I disagree on plenty.  He ain't even close to being wrong on that response.

 

Why the shot at him like that?

His response to me was pure condescension, that's why. 

[Guest Lobo]

This guy didn't choke to death either. He had an underlying issue with his parsec organ:

 

[Spankytoes 1748]

3 hours ago, Catdaddyhorn said:

 

You guys remember a different history than I do. Real change came as a result of the violence that met those protests. The water hoses, dogs attacking protesters, batons to the heads of protesters, and the murders of those protesters.  These images were on tv, night after night,  after night. That's what yielded the change. The VIOLENCE!!!

We remember the same history. You are just twisting it to fit your narrative. Laws were changed in the courtroom and Congress, not because we got tired of blasting protesters with water hoses. Your examples are bad because cops did that to black people, not the other way around. We are taking about violence committed by blacks, I.E. looting and destroying property. If we want to go down the rabbit hole, we can do so with Vietnam protestors of all races having the cops attack them.

The overwhelming majority of white people today do not supports racism. What social norm is trying to get changed and how is setting shit on fire and looting going to solve it? Now cops across America will get the message because Target, who had nothing to do with this, lost their stock of Nintendos? It seems counterproductive to the message that black people are not all criminals as they are being portrayed. 

How do 4 cops represent police as a whole or show that America is more racist now than in 1960? Did the cops kill this guy because he was resisting arrest and they don’t want to be defied or because the victim was black? The cops are assholes. I personally believe that they treated the victim more harshly based on his skin color. I have a lack of evidence to show that he was murdered because he was black. Neither does anyone else. 

Edited May 29, 2020 by Spankytoes

[Iceman 2978]

It isn't just those 4 cops.

It's the notion that they didn't have to worry about repercussions for ending a (black) citizen's life.

 

Walk yourself through the mindset required to watch your co-worker crush the life out of someone...in handcuffs and not resisting.

Edited May 29, 2020 by Iceman

[clapclapclap 9000]

https://bringmethenews.com/minnesota-news/a-list-of-the-buildings-damaged-looted-in-minneapolis-riots

A list of the buildings damaged, looted in Minneapolis and St. Paul

 

In Minneapolis

– Nguyen Architects 26th and 27th: Destroyed in fire.

– O'Reilly Auto Parts 35th and Nicollet: Property damage.

– The Hub Bike Co-op: Property damage. 

– Family Dollar 35th and Nicollet: Property damage.

– Pat's Tap 35th and Nicollet: Property damage.

– B-Squad Vintage 35th and Nicollet: Property damage.

– Tibet Store: Property damage. 

– Speedway 35th and Nicollet: Property damage.

– Casablanca Foods 33rd and Nicollet: Property damage.

– Valerie's 32nd and Nicollet: Property damage.

– A Automall Inc. East Lake: Property damage, vehicles stolen.

– Speedway at 60th and Portland: Property damage.

– Broadway Clinic North Minneapolis: Property damage.

– Juxtaposition Arts North Emerson: Property damage.

– Sew Simple Nicollet and 24th: Property damage, looting.

– Park and Lake Car Wash on East Lake Street Windows broken, graffiti and some interior damage.

– Park-Nicollet Minneapolis Clinic: Property damage.

– Arby's Lake Street: Destroyed by fire.

– K-Mart Lake Street: Property damage.

– Penzey's Spices Uptown: Property damage, looting.

– Walgreens Hennepin and 27th: Property damage.

– Midori's Floating World Cafe Lake Street: Fire damage.

– GM Tobacco Lake and  27th: Fire damage.

– McDonald's Lake and 31st: Property damage.

– Walgreens Central and Lowry in Northeast: Property damage.

– Wells Fargo Lake Street: Fire and property damage.

– Ladditude Tattoo Lake and 27th: Fire damage.

– LV's Barbershop Lake and 27th: Fire damage.

– The Hub Bike Co-op Minnehaha and 30th: Property damage.

– J-Klips Lake Street: Property damage.

– 5 Guys Hennepin and 24th: Property damage.

– Holiday Hennepin and 25th: Property damage.

– Honda Town Lake and 43rd: Property damage.

– Tires Plus Lake and 34th: Property damage.

– Hennepin County Human Service Center: Property damage.

– ICC Wireless Lake Street: Property damage.

– Jackson Hewitt Tax Service: Property damage.

– Little Caesars Lake Street: Fire and property damage.

– Teppanyaki Grill Lake Street: Fire and property damage.

– Home Choice Lake Street: Fire and property damage.

– Dollar General Lake Street: Extensive fire damage.

– Twin Lake Dental: Fire and property damage.

– HD Laundry Lake Street: Fire and property damage.

– Citi Trends Lake Street: Fire and property damage.

– Total Wireless Lake Street: Fire and property damage.

– Pineda Tacos Lake Street: Property damage.

– Subway Lake Street: Property damage.

– 7 Mile Fashion Express East Lake Street: Destroyed by fire

– The Fremont Bar Uptown: Property damage, looting.

– O'Reilly Auto Parts West Broadway: Extensive fire damage.

– Broadway Liquor Outlet West Broadway: Property damage, looting.

– Quality Tobacco Lake and 1st: Extensive fire damage.

– Skol Liquor Store 27th Avenue: Property damage, looting.

– Max-It Pawn Shop Cedar Avenue: Extensive fire damage.

– Minnehaha Liquor Lake Street: Property damage, looting, extensive fire damage.

– Hexagon Bar at E 26th and 27th: Extensive fire damage.

– Target Lake Street: Looting, graffiti, property damage, fire damage.

– Wendy's Lake Street: Fire, destroyed.

– AutoZone Lake Street: Fire, destroyed.

– Cub Foods Lake Street: Looting, property damage, fire damage.

– Under construction affordable housing development at 26th and 29th: Fire, destroyed.

– 7-Sigma building, 26th and 29th: Fire, extensive damage.

– Minneapolis 3rd Police Precinct: Property damage, graffiti.

– Dollar Tree off Lake Street: Property damage, looting.

– Metro by T-Mobile Lake Street: Fire, extensive damage.

– Hi Lake Liquor: Property damage, looting.

– Speedway East Lake Street: Property damage.

– East Lake Library: Windows smashed, graffiti.

– Precision Tune Auto Care Lake Street: Property damage.

– U.S. Bank Lake Street: Property damage, graffiti.

– Dairy Queen East Lake Street: Property damage.

– Papa Murphy's Pizza East Lake Street: Property damage.

– Planet Fitness on Lake: Property damage.

– Domino's Pizza 26th and 28th: Property damage.

– Urban Forage Winery and Cider House, Lake and 29th: Property damage, looting.

– Gandhi Mahal Restaurant, 27th and Lake: Window smashed.

– Car-X Tire & Auto East Lake Street: Property damage, vehicle smashed through windows.

– Frattelone's Ace Hardware East Lake Street: Property damage.

– MN Transitions Charter School: Property damage.

– Laundro Max East Lake Street: Window smashed.

– Soderberg's Floral & Gift East Lake Street: Property damage.

– East Lake Clinic: Property damage.

– Seward Pharmacy: Window smashed, graffiti.

– Electra Tune Auto Care on Lake St: Property damage, vehicle stolen.

– Walgreens at 43rd and Chicago: Property damage, looting.

– Elevated Beer Wine & Spirits, Hiawatha Ave: Property damage, looting.

– Schooner's Tavern, barbershop next door: Fire, property damage.

– Seward Co-op, 28th and Franklin: Window smashed, attempted theft of ATM.

– Midtown Global Market: Property damage, looting.

– Briva Health Lake Street: Window smashed.

– Foot Locker East Lake Street: Property damage, looting.

– BMO Harris East Lake Street: Property damage.

– TCF Bank at 38th and Minnehaha: Property damage.

– Studiiyo23 Hennepin Avenue, Uptown: Property damage, looting.

– DTLR, Broadway, North Minneapolis: Property damage, looting.

– Uptown Pawn: Property damage, looting.

– La Familia Skate Shop: Property damage.

– Target Uptown: Property damage, looting.

– Chicago & Lake Liquor: Property damage, looting.

– East Lake Liquor: Property damage, looting.

– Ingebretsens on Lake: Property damage, windows smashed.

– Freewheel Bike: Property damage, windows smashed.

– Hamdi Restaurant, Midtown: Property damage, graffiti.

– Hudson's Hardware, East 42nd Street: Property damage and looting.

– Birchwood Cafe, East 25th Street: Property damage.

– CVS Uptown: Property damage, looting.

– Timberland Uptown: Property damage, looting.

– Sunnys Wigs 29th and Lyndale: Property damage.

– Thurston Jewelers West Lake Street: Property damage.

– Banadir Pharmacy West Lake Street: Property damage and looting

– Sephora Uptown: Property damage.

– Gamestop Uptown: Property damage, looting.

– Indulge and Bloom, Uptown: Property damage.

– H&M Uptown: Windows smashed.

– Apple Store Uptown: Windows smashed., looting.

– Urban Outfitters Uptown: Door window smashed.

– Smokeless Northeast: Vandalized, closed till further notice.

– AutoZone at 501 West Broadway, North Minneapolis: Unconfirmed report of looting, property damage.

– Buzzmart, downtown Minneapolis: Property damage.

– Town Talk Diner, Lake Street: Extensive property damage. 

– Bondesque: Property damage. 

 

In St. Paul

– Turf Club: Property damage. 

– Great Health Nutrition: Looting.

– Gordon Parks High School: Property damage. 

– Trader Joe's St. Paul: Property damage, looting.

– A1 Lock Service on Snelling: Property damage

– Holiday Station at Wabasha and Plato: Property damage and looting.

– Gold'n Treasures on Grand Ave: Property damage and looting.

– Speedway at Grand and Cleveland: Extensive fire damage.

– T-Mobile at Excelsior and Grand: Property damage, looting.

– 1st Grand Avenue Liquors on Grand and Milton: Property damage, looting.

– Foot Locker Midway: Extensive fire damage.

– GameStop Midway: Extensive fire damage, looting.

– To New York Midway: Property damage.

– Peking Garden Midway: Property damage.

– Lloyd's Pharmacy Snelling and Minnehaha: Destroyed by fire.

– Target Midway: Property damage, looting.

– CVS University Avenue: Property damage, looting.

– Max It Pawn Shop University Avenue: Property damage, looting.

– Verizon Store Hamline Avenue: Property damage.

– Noodles & Co Hamline Avenue: Property damage.

– Vitamine Shoppe Hamline Avenue: Property damage.

– Big Top Liquors Midway: Property damage.

– TJ Maxx Midway: Property damage, small fire.

– Sprint store Midway: Property damage, looting.

– Midway Tobacco Outlet Plus: Property damage

– NAPA Auto Parts University Avenue: Property damage, fire.

– T-Mobile on Arcade and York: Property damage, looting.

– LeeAnn Chinn Midway: Property damage, graffiti.

– America's Best Contacts & Eyeglasses Midway: Property damage, graffiti.

– Furniture Barn Midway: Property damage, graffiti, fire.

– BP on University Avenue: Property damage.

– Walgreens on Randolph and Snelling: Property damage, looting.

– Discount Tire Co. Midway: Property damage.

– O'Reilly Auto Parts Lexington: Property damage, fire.

– TCF Bank Lexington and University: Property damage.

– Lululemon Grand Avenue: Property damage, looting.

– Speedway University Ave: Property damage, fire.

– Ananya Dance Theater University Ave: Property damage.

– Springboard for the Arts University Ave: Property damage, fire.

– 7-Mile Sportwear University Ave: Property damage, looting.

– Fire n Ice Chicken: Property damage.

– Liquor Barrel on West 7th: Property damage, looting.

– Moellers Jewelry, Highland: Property damage.

– The Fixery, Highland: Property damage.

– Bole Ethiopian Restaurant: Fire.

– Enterprise University Avenue: Fire.

– Goodwill: Property damage. 

 

Twin Cities suburbs

– The Jewelers Saint Anthony: Property damage.

– GameStop Brooklyn Center: Property damage, looting.

– Walmart Brooklyn Center: Property damage, looting

.– T-Mobile Store Brooklyn Center: Property damage.

– Family Dollar Brooklyn Center: Property damage.

– Walgreens 63rd and Brooklyn Blvd., Brooklyn Center: Property damage.

– Western Service Center, Apple Valley: Propert, fire, and water damage.

 

[Braff Zacklin 13676]

8 minutes ago, Bozo_Casanova said:

Really? You literally said :
 

Maybe you meant something different, but if I diagram the sentence, you were equating the actors and the acts, not their motives. Now if the educational system failed you and you don't know how to write, that sucks. But that's what you wrote. 

I wish you had bothered to diagram the sentence. You probably would've written something else, or maybe not bothered to respond at all.

"People using this incident as an excuse to steal and vandalize" is a noun phrase and is the subject of the sentence you quoted (and that I originally posted).

"is" is the verb. Third-person singular. Because it applies to the mentality represented by the noun phrase. If it applied to merely the actors or their actions, as you insist, I would've used third-person plural: are.

I also would've included an article, e.g., "The people using this incident as an excuse to steal and vandalize are no better than the cops using 'resistance' as an excuse to murder."

"cops using 'resistance' as an excuse to murder" is also a noun phrase.

So you're pretty clearly wrong here. Nevertheless, your thoughts on my education and writing ability are noted. I could say the same with respect to your ability to read or your understanding of grammar, but that would actually have merit, and why deal in facts when it's obviously more fun for people like you to condescend to strangers?

[atomheartbevo 90663]

6 hours ago, Iceman said:

I like the military line of thinking and would go with, "If convicted of a felony, said officer rescinds any claim to current benefits or those in the future.  STFU, do not pass go, and go to jail."

I'm fine with piling on the financial hit, but I would much prefer to go after their liberty, especially if their conviction involves depriving others of theirs.

If you're a negligent supervisor, then you get fired with nothing due past that day and can never work in LE again.

Pollyannic, I know... but it's what i think it will take to change things.

I'd add something else: the military constantly removes senior officers from various commands when the leadership loses faith in their abilities.  Would like that applied to this situation - while Chauvin may have been the one kneeing his neck, there were three other officers doing nothing to stop him, or even assisting, which indicates an institutional problem.

Walk their superior(s) in and say "One of your officers murdered a man while three other officers assisted, either by holding the victim down or doing nothing to stop the murder.  That means you didn't do a good job of managing your officers, because 4 out of 4 officers on the scene were fine with this.  We are going to issue a press release and mention that.  Bye bye!  I hear the local gas station is hiring, hopefully you can explain your name being all over the Internet."

I also liked the former Dallas Police Chief (Brown?) who would fire officers for stuff other agencies wouldn't, and would publicly announce why.  We need that kind of openness, and a willing to go against the police unions.   

[Bozo_Casanova 26882]

8 minutes ago, Braff Zacklin said:

I wish you had bothered to diagram the sentence. You probably would've written something else, or maybe not bothered to respond at all.

"People using this incident as an excuse to steal and vandalize" is a noun phrase and is the subject of the sentence you quoted (and that I originally posted).

"is" is the verb. Third-person singular. Because it applies to the mentality represented by the noun phrase. If it applied to merely the actors or their actions, as you insist, I would've used third-person plural: are.

I also would've included an article, e.g., "The people using this incident as an excuse to steal and vandalize are no better than the cops using 'resistance' as an excuse to murder."

"cops using 'resistance' as an excuse to murder" is also a noun phrase.

So you're pretty clearly wrong here. Nevertheless, your thoughts on my education and writing ability are noted. I could say the same with respect to your ability to read or your understanding of grammar, but that would actually have merit, and why deal in facts when it's obviously more fun for people like you to condescend to strangers?

anybody want to tell him?

[Spankytoes 1748]

9 minutes ago, Iceman said:

It isn't just those 4 cops.

It's the notion that they didn't have to worry about repercussions for ending a (black) citizen's life.

Walk yourself through the mindset required to watch your co-worker crush the life out of someone...in handcuffs and not resisting.

I haven’t seen more than a handful of public posts siding with the cops. It’s pretty unanimous that they used excessive force and are all guilty of abusing their power to murder someone, intentionally or not. The victims race is the “sexy” factor in the story and is why we are even hearing about it. He did not deserve to die and I doubt you’d find many dissenting opinions on that.

[atomheartbevo 90663]

7 hours ago, El Diablo said:

February 1968, black sanitation workers in Memphis just refused to show up for work. That's how you do civil unrest for a just cause. The looting isn't doing anyone any favors.

Alternate take:  Here in 2020, something like that would just get them attacked on twitter/social media by all manner of various leaders, and the government will focus on replacing them/getting the garbage picked up, rather than dealing with the actual problem.

Looting and destroying is not the answer, but by the same token, remove the opportunists/anarchy types stealing and burning shit, and you'd still be left with a shitload of people in the streets who are truly angry and tired of the status quo.

Unfortunately it's far too easy for the opportunist/anarchy types to slip in unnoticed and take them up to 11.

[Iceman 2978]

Just now, Spankytoes said:

I haven’t seen more than a handful of public posts siding with the cops. It’s pretty unanimous that they used excessive force and are all guilty of abusing their power to murder someone, intentionally or not. The victims race is the “sexy” factor in the story and is why we are even hearing about it. He did not deserve to die and I doubt you’d find many dissenting opinions on that.

I'm not supporting the looting/ mayhem.  I'm just saying I understand it.  I empathize with them.

Doesn't make it right.  What happened to George Floyd is light years from "right" too.  It's past time that society reacted to it.

Laws need to be  enhanced to address it.  Make it where these dumbasses don't feel like they have carte blanche with people's lives.

[MNLonghornFUKM 8985]

https://bringmethenews.com/minnesota-news/a-list-of-the-buildings-damaged-looted-in-minneapolis-riots

A list of the buildings damaged, looted in Minneapolis and St. Paul

 

In Minneapolis

– Nguyen Architects 26th and 27th: Destroyed in fire.

– O'Reilly Auto Parts 35th and Nicollet: Property damage.

– The Hub Bike Co-op: Property damage. 

– Family Dollar 35th and Nicollet: Property damage.

– Pat's Tap 35th and Nicollet: Property damage.

– B-Squad Vintage 35th and Nicollet: Property damage.

– Tibet Store: Property damage. 

– Speedway 35th and Nicollet: Property damage.

– Casablanca Foods 33rd and Nicollet: Property damage.

– Valerie's 32nd and Nicollet: Property damage.

– A Automall Inc. East Lake: Property damage, vehicles stolen.

– Speedway at 60th and Portland: Property damage.

– Broadway Clinic North Minneapolis: Property damage.

– Juxtaposition Arts North Emerson: Property damage.

– Sew Simple Nicollet and 24th: Property damage, looting.

– Park and Lake Car Wash on East Lake Street Windows broken, graffiti and some interior damage.

– Park-Nicollet Minneapolis Clinic: Property damage.

– Arby's Lake Street: Destroyed by fire.

– K-Mart Lake Street: Property damage.

– Penzey's Spices Uptown: Property damage, looting.

– Walgreens Hennepin and 27th: Property damage.

– Midori's Floating World Cafe Lake Street: Fire damage.

– GM Tobacco Lake and  27th: Fire damage.

– McDonald's Lake and 31st: Property damage.

– Walgreens Central and Lowry in Northeast: Property damage.

– Wells Fargo Lake Street: Fire and property damage.

– Ladditude Tattoo Lake and 27th: Fire damage.

– LV's Barbershop Lake and 27th: Fire damage.

– The Hub Bike Co-op Minnehaha and 30th: Property damage.

– J-Klips Lake Street: Property damage.

– 5 Guys Hennepin and 24th: Property damage.

– Holiday Hennepin and 25th: Property damage.

– Honda Town Lake and 43rd: Property damage.

– Tires Plus Lake and 34th: Property damage.

– Hennepin County Human Service Center: Property damage.

– ICC Wireless Lake Street: Property damage.

– Jackson Hewitt Tax Service: Property damage.

– Little Caesars Lake Street: Fire and property damage.

– Teppanyaki Grill Lake Street: Fire and property damage.

– Home Choice Lake Street: Fire and property damage.

– Dollar General Lake Street: Extensive fire damage.

– Twin Lake Dental: Fire and property damage.

– HD Laundry Lake Street: Fire and property damage.

– Citi Trends Lake Street: Fire and property damage.

– Total Wireless Lake Street: Fire and property damage.

– Pineda Tacos Lake Street: Property damage.

– Subway Lake Street: Property damage.

– 7 Mile Fashion Express East Lake Street: Destroyed by fire

– The Fremont Bar Uptown: Property damage, looting.

– O'Reilly Auto Parts West Broadway: Extensive fire damage.

– Broadway Liquor Outlet West Broadway: Property damage, looting.

– Quality Tobacco Lake and 1st: Extensive fire damage.

– Skol Liquor Store 27th Avenue: Property damage, looting.

– Max-It Pawn Shop Cedar Avenue: Extensive fire damage.

– Minnehaha Liquor Lake Street: Property damage, looting, extensive fire damage.

– Hexagon Bar at E 26th and 27th: Extensive fire damage.

– Target Lake Street: Looting, graffiti, property damage, fire damage.

– Wendy's Lake Street: Fire, destroyed.

– AutoZone Lake Street: Fire, destroyed.

– Cub Foods Lake Street: Looting, property damage, fire damage.

– Under construction affordable housing development at 26th and 29th: Fire, destroyed.

– 7-Sigma building, 26th and 29th: Fire, extensive damage.

– Minneapolis 3rd Police Precinct: Property damage, graffiti.

– Dollar Tree off Lake Street: Property damage, looting.

– Metro by T-Mobile Lake Street: Fire, extensive damage.

– Hi Lake Liquor: Property damage, looting.

– Speedway East Lake Street: Property damage.

– East Lake Library: Windows smashed, graffiti.

– Precision Tune Auto Care Lake Street: Property damage.

– U.S. Bank Lake Street: Property damage, graffiti.

– Dairy Queen East Lake Street: Property damage.

– Papa Murphy's Pizza East Lake Street: Property damage.

– Planet Fitness on Lake: Property damage.

– Domino's Pizza 26th and 28th: Property damage.

– Urban Forage Winery and Cider House, Lake and 29th: Property damage, looting.

– Gandhi Mahal Restaurant, 27th and Lake: Window smashed.

– Car-X Tire & Auto East Lake Street: Property damage, vehicle smashed through windows.

– Frattelone's Ace Hardware East Lake Street: Property damage.

– MN Transitions Charter School: Property damage.

– Laundro Max East Lake Street: Window smashed.

– Soderberg's Floral & Gift East Lake Street: Property damage.

– East Lake Clinic: Property damage.

– Seward Pharmacy: Window smashed, graffiti.

– Electra Tune Auto Care on Lake St: Property damage, vehicle stolen.

– Walgreens at 43rd and Chicago: Property damage, looting.

– Elevated Beer Wine & Spirits, Hiawatha Ave: Property damage, looting.

– Schooner's Tavern, barbershop next door: Fire, property damage.

– Seward Co-op, 28th and Franklin: Window smashed, attempted theft of ATM.

– Midtown Global Market: Property damage, looting.

– Briva Health Lake Street: Window smashed.

– Foot Locker East Lake Street: Property damage, looting.

– BMO Harris East Lake Street: Property damage.

– TCF Bank at 38th and Minnehaha: Property damage.

– Studiiyo23 Hennepin Avenue, Uptown: Property damage, looting.

– DTLR, Broadway, North Minneapolis: Property damage, looting.

– Uptown Pawn: Property damage, looting.

– La Familia Skate Shop: Property damage.

– Target Uptown: Property damage, looting.

– Chicago & Lake Liquor: Property damage, looting.

– East Lake Liquor: Property damage, looting.

– Ingebretsens on Lake: Property damage, windows smashed.

– Freewheel Bike: Property damage, windows smashed.

– Hamdi Restaurant, Midtown: Property damage, graffiti.

– Hudson's Hardware, East 42nd Street: Property damage and looting.

– Birchwood Cafe, East 25th Street: Property damage.

– CVS Uptown: Property damage, looting.

– Timberland Uptown: Property damage, looting.

– Sunnys Wigs 29th and Lyndale: Property damage.

– Thurston Jewelers West Lake Street: Property damage.

– Banadir Pharmacy West Lake Street: Property damage and looting

– Sephora Uptown: Property damage.

– Gamestop Uptown: Property damage, looting.

– Indulge and Bloom, Uptown: Property damage.

– H&M Uptown: Windows smashed.

– Apple Store Uptown: Windows smashed., looting.

– Urban Outfitters Uptown: Door window smashed.

– Smokeless Northeast: Vandalized, closed till further notice.

– AutoZone at 501 West Broadway, North Minneapolis: Unconfirmed report of looting, property damage.

– Buzzmart, downtown Minneapolis: Property damage.

– Town Talk Diner, Lake Street: Extensive property damage. 

– Bondesque: Property damage. 

 

In St. Paul

– Turf Club: Property damage. 

– Great Health Nutrition: Looting.

– Gordon Parks High School: Property damage. 

– Trader Joe's St. Paul: Property damage, looting.

– A1 Lock Service on Snelling: Property damage

– Holiday Station at Wabasha and Plato: Property damage and looting.

– Gold'n Treasures on Grand Ave: Property damage and looting.

– Speedway at Grand and Cleveland: Extensive fire damage.

– T-Mobile at Excelsior and Grand: Property damage, looting.

– 1st Grand Avenue Liquors on Grand and Milton: Property damage, looting.

– Foot Locker Midway: Extensive fire damage.

– GameStop Midway: Extensive fire damage, looting.

– To New York Midway: Property damage.

– Peking Garden Midway: Property damage.

– Lloyd's Pharmacy Snelling and Minnehaha: Destroyed by fire.

– Target Midway: Property damage, looting.

– CVS University Avenue: Property damage, looting.

– Max It Pawn Shop University Avenue: Property damage, looting.

– Verizon Store Hamline Avenue: Property damage.

– Noodles & Co Hamline Avenue: Property damage.

– Vitamine Shoppe Hamline Avenue: Property damage.

– Big Top Liquors Midway: Property damage.

– TJ Maxx Midway: Property damage, small fire.

– Sprint store Midway: Property damage, looting.

– Midway Tobacco Outlet Plus: Property damage

– NAPA Auto Parts University Avenue: Property damage, fire.

– T-Mobile on Arcade and York: Property damage, looting.

– LeeAnn Chinn Midway: Property damage, graffiti.

– America's Best Contacts & Eyeglasses Midway: Property damage, graffiti.

– Furniture Barn Midway: Property damage, graffiti, fire.

– BP on University Avenue: Property damage.

– Walgreens on Randolph and Snelling: Property damage, looting.

– Discount Tire Co. Midway: Property damage.

– O'Reilly Auto Parts Lexington: Property damage, fire.

– TCF Bank Lexington and University: Property damage.

– Lululemon Grand Avenue: Property damage, looting.

– Speedway University Ave: Property damage, fire.

– Ananya Dance Theater University Ave: Property damage.

– Springboard for the Arts University Ave: Property damage, fire.

– 7-Mile Sportwear University Ave: Property damage, looting.

– Fire n Ice Chicken: Property damage.

– Liquor Barrel on West 7th: Property damage, looting.

– Moellers Jewelry, Highland: Property damage.

– The Fixery, Highland: Property damage.

– Bole Ethiopian Restaurant: Fire.

– Enterprise University Avenue: Fire.

– Goodwill: Property damage. 

 

Twin Cities suburbs

– The Jewelers Saint Anthony: Property damage.

– GameStop Brooklyn Center: Property damage, looting.

– Walmart Brooklyn Center: Property damage, looting

.– T-Mobile Store Brooklyn Center: Property damage.

– Family Dollar Brooklyn Center: Property damage.

– Walgreens 63rd and Brooklyn Blvd., Brooklyn Center: Property damage.

– Western Service Center, Apple Valley: Propert, fire, and water damage.

 

Fuck. Just when Minnesota was probably being ready to open up everything in the next few weeks and a lot of these have probably been boarded up or restricted for weeks

[GHOSTUSER 361]

3 hours ago, Bozo_Casanova said:

Oh, all the time. It was actually in my signature on Hornfans. Glad you noticed, I was laying it on pretty thick. 

One of the cornerstone members of the Cabal. Wouldn’t expect anything less from you. We all have our multi-decade internet personas to live up to.

[EuroHorn 3295]

Protests and burning cop cars in Atlanta 

[Buzzrock 15137]

CNN Center being vandalized

[mdmost 44080]

I hope the College Football HOF and World of Coca Cola will be okay. 

[Chewbacca 7830]

Wait for it...

That's a good way to get the violence ramped up on your fellow cops.

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[MNLonghornFUKM 8985]

CNN Center being vandalized

Wolf should live up to his name

[GotThatFire 166]

3 hours ago, Brisketexan said:

You've, umm, seen the outfit he's wearing in his avatar, right?  Dude....they don't make 'em any whiter.

White as a lily.

[Chewbacca 7830]

Yep, they reap what they sew.
Enjoy the ambushes HEROES, they're coming.

I hate that i liked this, but you're right. Acting like this is just pouring gas on a fire.

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[Not a cat 5815]

Word is protests planned tonight in some of the Minny suburbs.  I'll report on the ground from Bloomington, unless protestors cut my wifi.  

[Hank Scorpio 17924]

 

[Bozo_Casanova 26882]

5 minutes ago, Not a cat said:

Word is protests planned tonight in some of the Minny suburbs.  I'll report on the ground from Bloomington, unless protestors cut my wifi.  

I got a lot of friends around Eden Prairie. They all have names like Hallstrom and Schultz

Edited May 30, 2020 by Bozo_Casanova

[mdmost 44080]

56 minutes ago, atomheartbevo said:

I also liked the former Dallas Police Chief (Brown?) who would fire officers for stuff other agencies wouldn't, and would publicly announce why.  We need that kind of openness, and a willing to go against the police unions.   

And who was hated by the rank and file for this. Any kind of change is met with anger by the police officers union. It's always "there's just one bad apple" and "back the blue" without any desire or openness to change the way they are policing. I'm just thankful body cams were made mandatory. With that and everyone having a cell phone camera, it makes incidents like these more open to the spotlight they deserve. 

[Telegraph_it 3379]

Marching on Edina would be a bold move. 

[MNLonghornFUKM 8985]

Word is protests planned tonight in some of the Minny suburbs.  I'll report on the ground from Bloomington, unless protestors cut my wifi.  

I’d put a red X in front of your door saying there’s a covid infectee inside

[Covri 6368]

CNN is right in the middle of the police, national guard, and protestors. This may get ugly in a few minutes. Curfew starts in 2 minutes.

Edited May 30, 2020 by Covri

[Brian Fantana 6872]

https://kstp.com/news/george-floyd-fired-officer-overlapped-security-shifts-at-south-minneapolis-club-may-28-2020/5743990/

Quote

A former club owner in south Minneapolis says the now-fired police officer and the black man who died in his custody this week both worked security for her club up to the end of last year.

George Floyd and now-former Officer Derek Chauvin both worked security at the El Nuevo Rodeo club on Lake Street, according to Maya Santamaria. Santamaria owned the building for nearly two decades, but sold the venue within the last few months. 

"Chauvin was our off-duty police for almost the entirety of the 17 years that we were open," Santamaria said. "They were working together at the same time, it's just that Chauvin worked outside and the security guards were inside.

Bets on the murder being the result of a personal beef from when they worked together? I'd say the odds are high.

Edited May 30, 2020 by Brian Fantana

[Parliament 14599]

Kenwood is the richest suburb, I think.  If you're going big, go all the way.

[MNLonghornFUKM 8985]

CNN is right in the middle of the police, national guard, and protestors. This may get ugly in a few minutes. Curfew starts in 2 minutes.

That was hilarious how they all ran off

[Not a cat 5815]

1 minute ago, MNLonghornFUKM said:

I’d put a red X in front of your door saying there’s a covid infectee inside

Thanks, I thought that was lamb's blood and was a little confused that it was a St Louis Park thing.

[Covri 6368]

Just now, MNLonghornFUKM said:

That was hilarious how they all ran off

Yeah that was some weird shit, but looks like they left some tear gas in their wake. 
 

Looks like cities across the country are going to be in fire tonight. 

[Tex Long 4666]

7 hours ago, immortal13 said:

One bad apple ruins the whole fucking basket

+rep for being the first surl (as far as i recall) to notice that apples come in baskets, not in bunches.

EDIT: My Oma said way back, apples sometimes came in barrels, too. Never saw an apple barrel, me, but willing to believe.

Edited May 30, 2020 by Tex Long

[Brothahorn 10097]

The problem with the rioting/rebellion is that it is not being done where the power structure is. Marching on a police station, police hq, city hall, etc is how you actually get the changes needed. Looting a liquor or Target is bullshit. It does nothing to help the people already hurting. And just makes their lives that much harder.

Of course the power structure will just sit back and let them be. It’s not their neighborhood, businesses. And when it’s over, their agents can swoop in and the get the properties for nothing.

[immortal13 4059]

8 minutes ago, Covri said:

Yeah that was some weird shit, but looks like they left some tear gas in their wake. 
 

Looks like cities across the country are going to be in fire tonight. 

En fuego

[Not a cat 5815]

10 minutes ago, Brian Fantana said:

https://kstp.com/news/george-floyd-fired-officer-overlapped-security-shifts-at-south-minneapolis-club-may-28-2020/5743990/

Bets on the murder being the result of a personal beef from when they worked together? I'd say the odds are high.

Yeah, that's interesting, if true.  If that comes out in trial, there's your first degree murder charge.

[EuroHorn 3295]

Mayor of Atlanta and Killer Mike giving a great press conference 

[Texas St. Armadillos 1388]

CNN is nuts right now.

[immortal13 4059]

Just now, Texas St. Armadillos said:

CNN is nuts right now.

how so?

[Texas St. Armadillos 1388]

CNN building getting attacked/damaged. 

[AUS-97HORN 12051]

re: the CNN live feed...... what the fuck do all those folks using their cell phones think they are going to catch on video that CNN wont catch on video in their own building?

 

Im not talking about the folks on the other streets, im talking about the 20 or so masked folks sitting behind the dude with the skateboard breaking the glass taking videos

Edited May 30, 2020 by AUS-97HORN

[MNLonghornFUKM 8985]

CNN is nuts right now.

Skateboard nerd hurt his hand trying to break the glass with his board lol

[UT_OB1 2266]

Y’all are letting me down. Where are my live streaming links?

[Fudge Nuggets 19466]

2 hours ago, Bone3421 said:

Why wasn't MCA in the posse?
No wonder he left the band






To soon?

He was not included because there was a lot of beers, lot of girls and a lot of cursin’

Can’t have a hot head like that in the posse especially when they only strapped with a .22 automatic on their person.

No, you need real G’s like Suzi with her submachine uzi and the ever defiant Kilo G.

That’s just how it goes.

[TexasHooch 5211]

Y’all are letting me down. Where are my live streaming links?

There's nothing better than CNN right now.

[EuroHorn 3295]

https://www.11alive.com/video/news/live_stream/atlanta-live-stream-breaking-news-2/85-2381218
 

Bernice King talking now 

[AUS-97HORN 12051]

and the CNN anchor just spotted LIVE that they were about to firebomb the center..... except it was the white dude whose hand is clearly bleeding, being wrapped.