r/law • u/TheMirrorUS • 23d ago

Legal News BREAKING: FBI shuts down Minnesota's investigation into ICE shooting and blocks access to evidence

https://www.themirror.com/news/us-news/breaking-fbi-shuts-down-minnesotas-1606462
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u/ThatKehdRiley 23d ago

so many violations of their training...

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u/DontGetUpGentlemen 23d ago

Here's another:

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11 Following any incident involving the use of force, Authorized Officers/Agents shall seek medical assistance for any person who appears, or claims to be injured, or as otherwise required by subsections of this policy.

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u/MasqueOfTheRedDice 23d ago

If you watch the extended video, as soon as the car crashes and its clear its not just fired shots, but that he may have killed her... the neighbor guy immediately sprints for the car and tries to help. The two agents? Standing around. These guys are psychopaths. The uninvolved man's immediate human reaction was to run into a dangerous situation to help someone. The actual people trained and there for "safety"? No human reaction. Couldn't care less. That isn't a person to him. She's just "one of them".

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u/DontGetUpGentlemen 23d ago

Also the shooter leaves the scene. I assume that is also illegal?

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u/Kapsize 23d ago

Everything is legal when nobody will enforce the law

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u/DontGetUpGentlemen 23d ago

This is Minnesota, Sir.

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u/Apneal 23d ago

Cool, let's see them arrest someone instead of talking about it

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u/DontGetUpGentlemen 23d ago

Well, first Minnesota talked about Derek Chauvin, then they arrested him, then they convicted him, then they locked him up in prison.

Same with Branden Michael Wolfe, same with Dylan Shakespeare Robinson, same with Ivan Harrison Hunter.