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Summers noted that one of his successors, Lawrence Becow, issued a statement supporting Ukraine after Russia invaded in 2022 and that Claudine Gay, who took office as president days ago, released a "powerful statement on police violence" in the wake of George Floyd's death in 2020.

He refused to cite Snellings examples of cowardly leadership. But he re-told Snellings story about courageous leadership that Snelling demonstrated while serving as Englewood District commander during the civil unrest after the 2020 murder of George Floyd.

Eberhardt notes that millions of people know about the killing of George Floyd in May of 2020 after police officers pulled him from his car, but far fewer people know what happened in the first moments when he was approached by an officer.

Strauss added that after George Floyds murder, Portland experienced both peaceful protests and near daily occurrences of civil unrest, destruction and violence, and that the bureaus 170-day response was unprecedented in the citys history. She also noted that PPB no longer has a rapid response

We talked about the George Floyd Act for a couple years and [de-escalation training bill] was the only thing we could come to agreement on so I dont know what other options are on the table, he said, dismissing the chances of passing a broader police reform bill.

Yet staying silent poses its own risks in an era in which corporations, universities, sports teams, and celebrities are increasingly expected to take public stands on traumatic events, from the murder of George Floyd to mass shootings. Choosing to say nothing or even waiting a few days to make a s

RAPINOE: As, you know, the tragic murder of George Floyd, Ahmaud Arbery and Breonna Taylor, as the protests subsequently, you know, swept the nation, I think that they realized that, that policy not only is now - is wrong now, but it always was. And it was the wrong policy, and they came out with a

performed at Joe Biden's inauguration, and says he's impressed with the president's legislative achievement, even while continuing to disagree over criminal justice policies. And he's ready to engage what he sees as a conservative backlash after George Floyd's murder and the Black Lives Matter movement.

Chu said at the time that the case wasnt the same as other high-profile killings, including George Floyds death that resulted in a 22 1/2-year sentence for Chauvin. This is a cop who made a tragic mistake, she said.

A few weeks later, on July 23, Dobitsch sent another email lamenting leaks about I&As activities related to Portland, Oregon, where large groups of people protesting the George Floyd murder surrounded the federal courthouse and clashed with police. She also praised the work I&A was doing th

ccording to the minutes of that meeting, the City Council had a disagreement over the combined $69,500 of police expenditures, which became a debate over how Waltham should react to the murder of George Floyd and whether cuts should be made to the police budget. The meeting minutes indicate that Paz

Bystander cellphone videos are largely credited with revealing police misconduct such as with the 2020 killing of George Floyd at the hands of Minneapolis officers and reshaping the conversation around police transparency. But Republican Arizona lawmakers initially said the legislation was neede

Her time at Disney included co-signing with Bob Iger and Bob Chapek the May 2020 memo to Disney staff in the wake of the George Floyd killing, titled Resolve in the Time of Unrest. In it, the trio pledged to use our compassion, our creative ideas and our collective sense of humanity to ensure we

s history. In 2021, the family of Elijah McClain received $15 million for his 2019 death after he was forcibly arrested and given ketamine. Last year, a jury awarded 12 protesters who were injured by police officers during George Floyd demonstrations in downtown Denver $14 million collectively.

encounters with families of the victims of police killings and other law enforcement abuses. In Minneapolis, where a white police officer murdered George Floyd on 25 May 2020, the panel spent time with the mothers of Philando Castile and Amir Locke, who were also killed by law enforcement in the city.

he back-and-forth presents a new twist in a long-running political clash between the parties. For years Republicans have attacked Democrats as the anti-police party, seizing on a defund the police slogan created by left-wing activists during the 2020 protests against the murder of George Floyd.

Gov. Newsom signed legislation in 2020 creating the reparations task force after national protests over the death of George Floyd, a Black man, at the hands of Minneapolis police. While federal initiatives have stalled, cities, counties and other institutions have stepped in.

Pete did not initially report the shooting. On Tuesday, Pete repeated her assertion that she did not feel comfortable talking to the LAPD, especially in summer 2020 in the wake of the killings of George Floyd and Breonna Taylor.

id a dispute over making changes to qualified immunity, a statutory provision that shields police officers from civil liability for misdeeds. Scott released his own police reform proposal in 2020 in the aftermath of the murder of George Floyd, but Democrats blocked it, describing it as insufficient.