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FBI reassigns agents from iconic photo of them kneeling during George Floyd protest

  • The FBI reassigned several agents nearly five years after they were photographed kneeling with protesters in Washington, DC, during a 2020 George Floyd protest.
  • The kneeling aimed to deescalate tensions when agents faced demonstrators protecting federal monuments amid protests sparked by Floyd's death and police actions.
  • The reassignments moved agents to less coveted roles, igniting controversy and division inside the FBI amid a broader review of over 1,500 agents linked to politically sensitive cases.
  • FBI officials offered no explanation, citing nondisclosure policies, while former officials said the agents were performing crowd control tasks without making political statements.
  • The episode reflects wider political tensions within the FBI, where new leadership and the Justice Department seek to remove what President Trump called 'woke' elements amid concerns over disciplinary process bypasses.
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WFFT FOX 55 Fort Wayne broke the news in on Wednesday, April 30, 2025.
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