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Minnesota Cops Purged Texts, Emails After Floyd Protests

Summary by Ground News

A man charged with attempted murder after firing on Minneapolis cops during a George Floyd protest in May 2020 has been acquitted of all counts. Attorneys for Jaleel Stallings, 29, of St. Paul, argued he acted in self-defense, saying he fired three shots from a handgun at an unmarked white van. Stallings was facing two counts of second-degree attempted murder, multiple counts of assault and other charges.

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The Independent

Minnesota state troopers purged emails and texts after BLM, major testifies

The state patrol major in his testimony reveals journalists were targeted during the unrest

3 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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HuffPost

Minnesota State Patrol Purged Emails, Texts After George Floyd Protests

“The purge was neither accidental, automated, nor routine,” ACLU attorneys said of the deletions.

3 years ago·United States

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WKMG

Minnesota State Patrol purged messages after Floyd protests

The Minnesota State Patrol purged emails and text messages immediately after protests over the death of George Floyd last year, according to testimony in a lawsuit that alleges the agency targeted journalists during the unrest.During a July 28 hearing, State Patrol Maj. Joseph Dwyer testified that he and a “vast majority of the agency” deleted the messages after the protests and riots, according to a transcript published Friday on the court's d…

3 years ago·Orlando, United States

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Austin Daily Herald

Minnesota State Patrol purged messages after Floyd protests - Austin Daily Herald

MINNEAPOLIS — The Minnesota State Patrol purged emails and texts messages immediately after protests over the death of George Floyd last year, according to testimony in a lawsuit that alleges the agency targeted journalists during the unrest. During a July 28 hearing, State Patrol Maj. Joseph Dwyer testified that he and a “vast majority of […]The post Minnesota State Patrol purged messages after Floyd protests appeared first on Austin Daily Her…

3 years ago

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KVIA

State patrol major says he believes 'vast majority of the agency' deleted messages related to Minneapolis protests after George Floyd's death

By Carma Hassan, CNNA state patrol officer said he believes the “vast majority” of the Minnesota State Patrol manually deleted emails and text messages following the George Floyd protests in Minneapolis, according to a transcript posted Friday to the federal court docket.The transcript of Minnesota State Patrol Maj. Joseph Dwyer’s testimony from a hearing on July 28 was released as a part of a class-action lawsuit filed by the ACLU asking a Minn…

3 years ago·Panama City, United States

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