RAMSEY COUNTY, MN (trfnews.i234.me & trfnews.i234.me) The Ramsey County, Minnesota Prosecutor has announced a new policy regarding low level traffic stops, which he says is designed to reduce dangerous situations.
* Warning! Video contains non-fatal, officer involved shooting.
ramsey county attorney john choi is planning to announce a new policy to end felony prosecutions that stem from low-level traffic stops his office says the policy is designed to fundamentally change the use of traffic stops that are not initiated for public safety reasons these types of stops for issues such as broken tail light or expired license tabs disproportionately affect minority communities and can sometimes have fatal consequences in 2016 philando castile was pulled over for a broken taillight and fatally shot after he told off an officer that he had a gun your left leg he wants you to straighten out your left leg what’s wrong with your legs [Music] hey partner i think we got a gun inside the car you gonna run into my car boss 41 requesting the backup one away and broadway yeah north south alley no he’s getting out let’s get out partner we gotta go [Music] i’m [Applause] he’s running southbound on broadway from 109th street he’s a male black he’s wearing a red shirt i got shots fired [Music] get back home running from broadway from 109. east side of the street south by broadway 109.99 from broadway [Applause] [Applause] uh [Applause] is
Caution: Disturbing Footage – Ramsey County, MN Implements New Policy on Minor Traffic Violations
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I can’t believe this. That cop wanted a reason to shoot someone. Hold these cops accountable.
Disproportionately affects minorities.
Hey, I know all humans sound exactly the same, those cops sound, like certain types of humans though.
All humans are the same.