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APNewsBreak: Cop’s lawyer blames driver’s gun, not his race
Half of the 86 violations he received were ultimately dismissed. According to Diamond Reynolds, Castile’s fiancée, a Minnesota police officer shot her future husband four times.
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Castile, who is black, was killed during a traffic stop on Wednesday.
Yanez approached Castile’s vehicle from the driver’s side, and Kauser from the passenger side, according to the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension.
Less than 24 hours after Castile died, Dayton declared that police likely wouldn’t have fired if Castile’s skin were a different color.
This is yet another high-profile killing of a black man by cops. But many details about the deadly traffic stop are still unclear.
Both officers involved – four-year member of the department Blane Salamoni and Howie Lake II, who was on the force for three years – were placed on administrative leave and had prior “use of force” complaints. However, those two charges also were the most frequently dismissed, along with failing to wear a seat belt.
The Falcon Heights, Minnesota police shooting of Philando Castile is based around an entirely false narrative. Minnesota is not among the handful of states that require police to keep such data.
At the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial in Washington, D.C., Kim Hernandez welled with tears Friday as she took stock of the week.
Fair or not, that pattern underpins much of the reason people are protesting. In Fridley, New Hope, Plymouth, Sauk Rapids and Savage combined, blacks were stopped about 310 percent more often than expected.
He added that Yanez has no disciplinary actions during his time with the St. Anthony department. Paul area generate from traffic violations.
A statement from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs for the Caribbean nation warns visitors to “exercise appropriate caution” amid tensions in some USA cities over the shootings of young black males by police officers.
The black relationship with law enforcement has historically been not only adversarial but exploitative as well, with blacks being used to generate resources for local municipalities – a practice that continues to this day via private prisons, mass incarceration, and federal Byrne grants to law enforcement – and as cultural scapegoats.
The gun rights organization had faced criticism from many after they remained silent immediately following the Castile shooting on Wednesday, but issued a statement on Friday condemning the shooting of police officers in Dallas that happened overnight Thursday.
She said that Castile had told the officer he was licensed to carry a gun, and the officer shot as Castile was reaching for his wallet to present ID.
Castile’s family said that he had a concealed-carry permit for his weapon – a claim yet to be confirmed by the authorities.
“I can tell you that the driver disregarded the clear commands of Officer Yanez”, Kelly said.
Attorney Thomas Kelly told the Associated Press that Officer Jeronimo Yanez was reacting to “the presence of that gun and the display of that gun” when he shot Castile multiple times.
President Barack Obama said he will cut short a foreign trip and visit Dallas next week as the shooting rampage in Dallas triggered urgent calls to mend troubled race relations in the United States.
But the statistics can’t simply be attributed to racial bias among police.
“This must stop – this divisiveness between our police and our citizens”, Dallas police chief David Brown said.
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Dayton also called for the U.S. Department of Justice to open its own investigation, but the department said on Thursday it would assist the state investigation as necessary. If I, as a white, middle-aged woman, reach into my pocket most people aren’t going to experience fear.