So we also want to be perfectly clear about this: The person in the video is not our officer.
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RUMOR CONTROL ... We are aware of the social media post that erroneously identifies one of our officers as the person caught on video breaking windows in Minneapolis. We've seen it. We've looked into it. And it's false.
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We don't know who that person is, but we hope he's identified and held accountable for his actions.
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Our officer? He's been working hard, keeping people and property safe, and protecting the right to peacefully assemble. It’s sad that people would post and share this untrue information, adding more confusion to an already painful time in our community.
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That was a quick investigation. Maybe you can do a quick investigation into the murder of
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Appreciate you're maybe not from here, but St. Paul and Minneapolis are different cities in different counties.
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Because you would admit it if it was?
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You expect us to believe you?
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Thick blue line
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Lmfaooo sure thing clowns
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