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It’s so horrific what happened to Floyd, it is just sickening. May that officer get what he deserves, along with those standing around just watching it happen.
With that out of the way, sadly some on the left want to try to once again turn it around to a Trump thing. That is reprehensible. Let’s see if twitter fact checks those posts. I won’t hold my breath. The saying from a Dem comes to mind of never let a crisis go to waste...
kstp.com
A Minneapolis police officer videotaped on Monday holding a black man to the ground with his knee during an arrest has become the target of false claims on social media that attempt to tie him to political agendas and racist ideologies.
Twitter and Facebook posts with hundreds of thousands of views on Wednesday claimed Officer Derek Chauvin was pictured wearing a “Make Whites Great Again” hat and standing onstage at a Donald Trump rally, neither of which turned out to be true.
The spread of false information was so rampant that the president of the Minneapolis police union set the record straight, telling The Associated Press that none of the officers involved in Monday’s incident were at the Trump rally in Minneapolis last October.
With that out of the way, sadly some on the left want to try to once again turn it around to a Trump thing. That is reprehensible. Let’s see if twitter fact checks those posts. I won’t hold my breath. The saying from a Dem comes to mind of never let a crisis go to waste...
False news swirls around former Minneapolis police officer in George Floyd's death
Twitter and Facebook posts with hundreds of thousands of views on Wednesday claimed Officer Derek Chauvin was pictured wearing a “Make Whites Great Again” hat and standing onstage at a Donald Trump rally, neither of which turned out to be true ...
kstp.com
Twitter and Facebook posts with hundreds of thousands of views on Wednesday claimed Officer Derek Chauvin was pictured wearing a “Make Whites Great Again” hat and standing onstage at a Donald Trump rally, neither of which turned out to be true.
The spread of false information was so rampant that the president of the Minneapolis police union set the record straight, telling The Associated Press that none of the officers involved in Monday’s incident were at the Trump rally in Minneapolis last October.
