.@StarTribune identified these officers as state troopers and deputies from Anoka County Sheriff's office. They were following directions to puncture tires from the state-led command center.
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Some protesters, news crews, and medics in Minneapolis found themselves stranded after recent protests: The tires of their cars had been slashed. Many assumed protesters were to blame. But videos reveal a different culprit: the police. https://bit.ly/30nl8XQ pic.twitter.com/HH6uygLgoI
Videos Show Cops Slashing Car Tires at Protests in Minneapolis
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So disrespectful and spiteful!
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@StateFarm The rates of innocent policy holders had damn well better not go up. Send the famous State Farm attorneys after the perpetrators. We see them. You see them. If State Farm doesn't pursue this down to the last detail, they should be ashamed. - Show replies
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I hope the innocent victims can get reimbursed by the police dept for their tires. If not, I'd go to court and sue them, this is BS.
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police department funds are taxpayer funds.
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The city owes some $ and an apology. This is appalling.
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This is why we pay taxes to victimized by police? The system is broken.
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