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Black Lives Matter protester is left unconscious after falling from hood of police cruiser that was attacked as Los Angeles highway was closed down by demonstration in support of George Floyd(75 Pics)

A protester was thrown from the hood of a police cruiser in downtown Los Angeles on Wednesday night as a Black Lives Matter demonstration ...

A protester was thrown from the hood of a police cruiser in downtown Los Angeles on Wednesday night as a Black Lives Matter demonstration calling for justice for George Floyd turned violent.
About 1,000 protesters descended on LA following the 46-year-old father-of-two died in Minneapolis Monday, moments after a white cop knelt on his neck for eight minutes until he passed out. 
As protests entered their second day in Minnesota, tensions began building between law enforcement and African-American communities across America, with demonstrators calling for the four officers involved in Floyd's death to be charged with murder.
The first break-off protest sprung up in downtown LA Wednesday afternoon and quickly escalated into violence.
Shocking aerial footage shows several protesters surrounding a California Highway Patrol cruiser and smashing the back windows on the 101 Freeway.
One protester clambered on the hood before tumbling to the ground when the police officer drove off. The man was seen lying motionless on the ground and covered in blood, but he did regain consciousness and was taken to hospital in an ambulance. 
A second police cruiser that arrived at the scene was also attacked, had its windows smashed and was seen fleeing.  
Shocking aerial footage shows several protesters surrounding a California Highway Patrol cruiser and smashing the back windows on the 101 Freeway
Shocking aerial footage shows several protesters surrounding a California Highway Patrol cruiser and smashing the back windows on the 101 Freeway
One protester clambered on the hood before tumbling to the ground when the police officer drove off
One protester clambered on the hood before tumbling to the ground when the police officer drove off
The man is seen falling from the hood of the police cruiser, which had it's rear windshield shattered by protesters
The man is seen falling from the hood of the police cruiser, which had it's rear windshield shattered by protesters 
The man was seen lying motionless on the ground and covered in blood after being thrown from the police cruiser
The man was seen lying motionless on the ground and covered in blood after being thrown from the police cruiser
The man is seen here being attended to by fellow protesters after falling off the hood of the cop car
The man is seen here being attended to by fellow protesters after falling off the hood of the cop car 
The man did regain consciousness and was taken to hospital in an ambulance
The man did regain consciousness and was taken to hospital in an ambulance
The injured protester lays bleeding on the highway 101 surrounded by other protesters
The injured protester lays bleeding on the highway 101 surrounded by other protesters 
Emergency services rushed to the scene as the man was pictured lying motionless on the ground
Emergency services rushed to the scene as the man was pictured lying motionless on the ground 
Los Angeles firefighters are seen moving the man into the back of an ambulance after his fall from the cop car
Los Angeles firefighters are seen moving the man into the back of an ambulance after his fall from the cop car
The man waves at the crowds as he is taken off in a wheelchair by emergency responders
The man waves at the crowds as he is taken off in a wheelchair by emergency responders 
Demonstrators attack a highway patrol car during a protest for George Floyd in downtown Los Angeles Wednesday
Demonstrators attack a highway patrol car during a protest for George Floyd in downtown Los Angeles Wednesday

The march rally began near the Hall of Justice at around 4p.m. local time before protesters marched through the streets toward the area of Temple.
People carried signs reading ‘Black Lives Matter’.
The group then made its way onto the 101 Freeway where they blocked cars along the road. The freeway was forced to shutter.
By around 6.25pm local time, the crowd began moving off the freeway and continued moving through downtown LA streets, reported NBC Los Angeles
As night fell, some protesters were seen burning an upside-down US flag before they carried the burnt remains of the flag towards a row of police officers. 

The LA protest came hours after Los Angeles Police Chief Michel Moore issued a statement condemning the video of Floyd's death as 'incredibly disturbing'. 
It's almost 20 years since LA was rocked by riots following an incident of police brutality against a black man. Rodney King was violently beaten up by LAPD officers in 1991, sparking riots and civil unrest the following year.  
LA residents showed their support for the Minnesota community rocked by Floyd's death, while protests in Minneapolis entered their second day and descended into chaos with looters setting fire to retailers and one man being shot dead. 
John Elder, Minneapolis Department Police Chief confirmed in a midnight press conference that one person was shot and killed and that another person was being held in custody over the shooting.  
A man burns an upside-down US flag as protesters gather in downtown Los Angeles Wednesday night
A man burns an upside-down US flag as protesters gather in downtown Los Angeles Wednesday night 
The stars and stripes are torches by protesters who held aloft signs saying 'Abolish the police'
The stars and stripes are torches by protesters who held aloft signs saying 'Abolish the police'
A man faces a row of police holding the remains of the US flag as outrage grows across America
A man faces a row of police holding the remains of the US flag as outrage grows across America 
Protesters react in front of police as they gather in downtown Los Angeles on Wednesday as outrage grows across America
Protesters react in front of police as they gather in downtown Los Angeles on Wednesday as outrage grows across America 
It's almost 20 years since LA was rocked by riots following an incident of police brutality against a black man
It's almost 20 years since LA was rocked by riots following an incident of police brutality against a black man
Rodney King was violently beaten up by LAPD officers in 1991, sparking riots and civil unrest the following year
Rodney King was violently beaten up by LAPD officers in 1991, sparking riots and civil unrest the following year
The body of a man - who medics later confirmed had been shot - was found lying on the sidewalk outside the Cadillac Pawn shop by police officers who performed CPR on him. 
The police chief would not confirm reports that the shooter was the owner of the pawn shop who shot the victim dead because he was looting his store.   
News of the death topped off a night of chaos and destruction across the city as rioters stripped shelves bare, set fire to stores and tried to break into a bank when protests over Floyd's death descended into violence. 
Stores including Wendy's, Target, Walmart and AutoZone were looted, ransacked and set alight before rioters tried to bust open an ATM, as many ignored pleas from Floyd's family and Minnesota Governor Walz to protest peacefully Wednesday night.  
Footage on social media showed car parts company AutoZone up in flames as people were seen hurling rocks through its windows. 
LA residents showed their support for the Minnesota community rocked by Floyd's death, while protests in Minneapolis entered their second day
LA residents showed their support for the Minnesota community rocked by Floyd's death, while protests in Minneapolis entered their second day
Hundreds of people took to the streets of LA to protest over the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis
Hundreds of people took to the streets of LA to protest over the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis
Protesters wore face masks and held up their fists in the air as they joined together to call for the officers to be charged over the killing
Protesters wore face masks and held up their fists in the air as they joined together to call for the officers to be charged over the killing 
The protest in LA marks the first break-off rally to take place outside Minneapolis
The protest in LA marks the first break-off rally to take place outside Minneapolis
The Black Lives Matter march moved through the streets of downtown LA Wednesday night
The Black Lives Matter march moved through the streets of downtown LA Wednesday night 
At the Target store near the site of Floyd's arrest, the inside of the store lay in ruins, with stock depleted of all goods and the remaining merchandise flung across the floor.
Witnesses reported thieves using power tools to break open cash registers and trying to access the store's safes, before it too was set alight and seen engulfed in flames.  
Rioters then turned to a Wendy's where they sprayed graffiti on the walls before moving onto a bank - trying to bust it open and raid the ATMs. 
A group of four men with huge firearms were seen outside a GM Tobacco store as they said they had come to protect local businesses from looters, reported Minnesota Reformer
The vigilantes called themselves 'heavily armed rednecks' as they stood guard outside the businesses. 
Disorder erupted in the streets of the city on the second day of the rally over Floyd's death, after footage emerged Tuesday showing white police officer Derek Chauvin kneeling on the black man's neck moments before he died in police custody.  
Floyd is heard pleading with Chauvin, saying 'please, please, I can't breathe' and 'My stomach hurts. My neck hurts. Everything hurts' while witnesses urged the arresting officers to stop.  
Cops were seen spraying pepper spray into the crowds and outraged Minnesotans threw metal railings at the windows of the police precinct as the two groups clashed on Wednesday. 
The march began near the Hall of Justice at around 4p.m. local time before protesters marched through the streets toward the area of Temple
The march began near the Hall of Justice at around 4p.m. local time before protesters marched through the streets toward the area of Temple
The group then made their way onto the 101 Freeway near downtown where they blocked cars along the road
The group then made their way onto the 101 Freeway near downtown where they blocked cars along the road
People - many wearing face masks - carried banners reading ‘Black Lives Matter’
People - many wearing face masks - carried banners reading ‘Black Lives Matter’
People - many wearing face masks - carried banners reading ‘Black Lives Matter’

Demonstrators looted a Target store in Minneapolis Wednesday evening while mostly peaceful protesters gathered for a second night demanding justice over the death of George Floyd
Demonstrators looted a Target store in Minneapolis Wednesday evening while mostly peaceful protesters gathered for a second night demanding justice over the death of George Floyd
Footage surfaced on social media Wednesday of a group of people piling boxes of goods onto a shopping kart outside the store located near the scene of the black man's arrest
Footage surfaced on social media Wednesday of a group of people piling boxes of goods onto a shopping kart outside the store located near the scene of the black man's arrest
The police precinct window's were smashed and some protesters hurled metal railings at the doors
The police precinct window's were smashed and some protesters hurled metal railings at the doors  
Some protesters wreaked havoc on the police precinct, pushing over barriers and smashing up the site's windows
Some protesters wreaked havoc on the police precinct, pushing over barriers and smashing up the site's windows
Police property is damaged by people gathered for the rally as Gov Walz's pleas for a peaceful protest were ignored by some
Police property is damaged by people gathered for the rally as Gov Walz's pleas for a peaceful protest were ignored by some 
Police spray pepper spray into crowds as protesters outside the Minneapolis police third precinct continue a second day of protests
Police spray pepper spray into crowds as protesters outside the Minneapolis police third precinct continue a second day of protests
One woman was seen being blasted in the face with pepper spray as she held up a banner with a slogan saying 'Charge killer cops'
One woman was seen being blasted in the face with pepper spray as she held up a banner with a slogan saying 'Charge killer cops'
A woman douses her face in milk after she was exposed to tear gas sprayed by cops
A woman douses her face in milk after she was exposed to tear gas sprayed by cops 
This followed chaotic scenes at Tuesday night's protest where demonstrators were seen dousing their faces in milk to limit the effects of the tear gas and desperately fleeing the hail of rubber bullets raining down on them. 
Minnesota Governor Walz issued a plea Wednesday for people to practice social distancing and protest peacefully while calling on cops to exercise restraint at the rally.  
This comes as a new incident report reveals medics arrived at the scene of Floyd's arrest to find the black man already 'unresponsive' and 'pulseless'. 
Wednesday's protest in Minneapolis started peacefully but clashes soon emerged between the demonstrators and police officers. 
One woman was seen being blasted in the face with pepper spray as she held up a banner with a slogan saying 'Charge killer cops' while another poured milk over her face to limit the effects of the tear gas sprayed in her face. 

Floyd was filmed Monday begging the Minneapolis cop to stop and telling him he could not breathe before he lost consciousness and later died
Floyd was filmed Monday begging the Minneapolis cop to stop and telling him he could not breathe before he lost consciousness and later died
George Floyd's (pictured) heartbroken family have called for the cops to be charged with murder and their lawyer revealed white cop Derek Chauvin knelt on Floyd's neck for a staggering eight minutes during the arrest for forgery
George Floyd
George Floyd's (pictured) heartbroken family have called for the cops to be charged with murder and their lawyer revealed white cop Derek Chauvin knelt on Floyd's neck for a staggering eight minutes during the arrest for forgery
A woman throws rocks at the police building where the four officers connected with Floyd's death worked
A woman throws rocks at the police building where the four officers connected with Floyd's death worked 
People launched missiles including rocks and bottles at the building where the four officers connected to Floyd's death worked.
People launched missiles including rocks and bottles at the building where the four officers connected to Floyd's death worked.
The protest descended into chaos for the second night in a row as anger boiled over following the death of a black man
The protest descended into chaos for the second night in a row as anger boiled over following the death of a black man
Tensions are building after a bystander's video posted online showed Floyd, 46, pleading with arresting officers that he couldn't breathe as an officer knelt on his neck
Tensions are building after a bystander's video posted online showed Floyd, 46, pleading with arresting officers that he couldn't breathe as an officer knelt on his neck
People launched missiles including rocks and bottles at the building where the four officers connected to Floyd's death worked.  
Some protesters also threw debris at a car with pro-Trump and pro-police messaging on it as it drove through the area. 
Police officers and protesters started gathering throughout Wednesday outside the Minneapolis police third precinct close to the scene of Floyd's arrest.
Flowers and photos were laid outside the Cups Food deli where the incident unfolded Monday to pay homage to the man who family members said was 'everyone's favorite person'.  
Many protesters were pictured wearing face masks to protect against the spread of COVID-19 as Governor Walz urged people to practice social distancing.   
Police officers wore riot gear and held bats as they tried to create a human barrier between demonstrators and the precinct.
Some cops were seen stationed on the roof of the building looking down on the crowds gathering below.  
One man is being supported by other protesters and clutching his face after being struck by a beanbag
One man is being supported by other protesters and clutching his face after being struck by a beanbag 
Cops are positioned on top of cars with guns while they survey the crowds of people gathered
One officers points the gun with rubber bullets at the crowds
Cops are  positioned on top of cars with guns while they survey the crowds of people gathered 
Officers created a barrier with metal railings but some protesters tore them down
Officers created a barrier with metal railings but some protesters tore them down 
Police aim their guns into the crowds on the second night of protests
Police aim their guns into the crowds on the second night of protests 
Some protesters also threw debris at a car with pro-Trump and pro-police messaging on it as it drives through the area
Some protesters also threw debris at a car with pro-Trump and pro-police messaging on it as it drives through the area
Officers on bicycles wear gas masks and visors while some carry guns filled with rubber bullets
Officers on bicycles wear gas masks and visors while some carry guns filled with rubber bullets 
People held signs saying 'silence is violence' and speak from a megaphone to the crowds
People held signs saying 'silence is violence' and speak from a megaphone to the crowds 
Protesters have started descending on the streets of Minneapolis for a second night over the death of George Floyd
Protesters have started descending on the streets of Minneapolis for a second night over the death of George Floyd
Minnesotans began gathering outside the police precinct Wednesday for another day of protests following Floyd's death Monday
Minnesotans began gathering outside the police precinct Wednesday for another day of protests following Floyd's death Monday
Protesters gather as a new incident report reveals medics arrived at the scene of his arrest to find the black man already 'unresponsive' and 'pulseless'
Protesters gather as a new incident report reveals medics arrived at the scene of his arrest to find the black man already 'unresponsive' and 'pulseless'
Police officers and protesters started gathering throughout Wednesday outside the Minneapolis police third Precinct close to the scene of Floyd's arrest
Police officers and protesters started gathering throughout Wednesday outside the Minneapolis police third Precinct close to the scene of Floyd's arrest
Flowers and photos were laid outside the Cups Food deli where the incident unfolded Monday to pay homage to the man who family members have said was 'everyone's favorite person'
Flowers and photos were laid outside the Cups Food deli where the incident unfolded Monday to pay homage to the man who family members have said was 'everyone's favorite person'
Police officers and protesters started gathering throughout Wednesday outside the Minneapolis police third Precinct close to the scene of Floyd's arrest
Police officers and protesters started gathering throughout Wednesday outside the Minneapolis police third Precinct close to the scene of Floyd's arrest
Many protesters were pictured wearing face masks to protect against the spread of COVID-19 as Governor Walz urged people to practice social distancing at the event
Many protesters were pictured wearing face masks to protect against the spread of COVID-19 as Governor Walz urged people to practice social distancing at the event
Some cops were seen stationed on the roof of the building looking down on the crowds gathering below
Some cops were seen stationed on the roof of the building looking down on the crowds gathering below
Authorities claimed Tuesday that Floyd had resisted arrest by cops, however footage from the scene has cast doubt on the version of events as it appears to show the 46-year-old father of two cooperating with officers as he is manhandled out of his vehicle and placed in handcuffs outside the Cup Foods grocery store on 38th and Chicago Ave in south Minneapolis.   
The release of the MFD report sheds yet more light on Monday's shocking events, detailing that fire crew were called to assist medics with a man - called 'pt' in the report - who had trauma to his mouth. 
It states that Fire Station 17 of Minneapolis arrived at the scene outside the Cup Foods store to find 'multiple squads on scene and small crowd of citizens'.  
The report points to confusion at the scene as neither the cops nor bystanders gave information to medics on Floyd or his location.  
Candles are left in memory of Floyd. Tuesday's protest descended into chaos when police and protesters clashed with cops hurling tear gas canisters into the crowds and demonstrators seen desperately fleeing the hail of rubber bullets raining down on them
Candles are left in memory of Floyd. Tuesday's protest descended into chaos when police and protesters clashed with cops hurling tear gas canisters into the crowds and demonstrators seen desperately fleeing the hail of rubber bullets raining down on them
Protesters call for justice for George Floyd following his death outside the Cup Foods store where he passed out after a white cop knelt on his neck for eight minutes
Protesters call for justice for George Floyd following his death outside the Cup Foods store where he passed out after a white cop knelt on his neck for eight minutes 
A cyclist rides down Portland Avenue and gives a peace sign to motorists who honked their horns to show support for George Floyd near a makeshift memorial
A cyclist rides down Portland Avenue and gives a peace sign to motorists who honked their horns to show support for George Floyd near a makeshift memorial 
Signs and banners reading George Floyd's name, 'Black Lives Matter' and 'I can't breathe' were plastered at the scene
Signs and banners reading George Floyd's name, 'Black Lives Matter' and 'I can't breathe' were plastered at the scene 
Two Minneapolis police officers point guns with rubber bullets as police stand guard against protesters outside the Third Precinct
Two Minneapolis police officers point guns with rubber bullets as police stand guard against protesters outside the Third Precinct 
A protester holds a newspaper in front of the Minneapolis police at the front of crowds starting to gather Wednesday
A protester holds a newspaper in front of the Minneapolis police at the front of crowds starting to gather Wednesday
A man adds to the flowers and messages left in memory of Floyd as people demand justice over his death
A man adds to the flowers and messages left in memory of Floyd as people demand justice over his death
It says that while the crew tried to find Floyd to give medical support, they overheard and were told by 'several people that the police 'had killed the man''.
The report adds that the bystanders were 'upset but not unruly'. 
Crew members were finally able to find a cop inside the store who told them medics had put Floyd in an ambulance and left the scene. 
Crew members were also told by an off-duty firefighter who witnessed the end of the struggle that they had seen Floyd become unresponsive on the ground while handcuffed and subdued by cops. 
Medics then called for assistance and the crew responded to the ambulance which had moved to 36th and Park Avenue. 
Two crew members got into the ambulance where they found 'an unresponsive, pulseless male', the report states.  
According to the report, medics never managed to recover a pulse on route to the hospital and Floyd's 'condition did not change'.
It is not yet clear if Floyd ever regained a pulse after he went limp and passed out under the knee of the cop while he gasped for breathe and begged him to stop.   
Governor Walz broke protocol in his daily coronavirus briefing Wednesday to talk about the 'tragic events' in Minneapolis Monday and to send his 'deepest sympathies' to Floyd's family. 
'Like so many Minnesotans and so many people across the country and world I was shocked and horrified by the video of George Floyd's death,' the governor said.
'It's very clear to anyone that what happened to George Floyd is wrong,' Walz said. 
'The lack of humanity in the video as I said made me physically ill and is even more difficult to understand.' 
An autopsy has not yet been completed, officials said.
Walz thanked protesters for their peaceful rally Tuesday night - before making a thinly-veiled dig at law enforcement that some protesters ended up 'in harm's way' at the rally. 
Governor Walz broke protocol in his daily coronavirus briefing Wednesday to talk about the 'tragic events' in Minneapolis Monday and to send his 'deepest sympathies' to Floyd's family
Governor Walz broke protocol in his daily coronavirus briefing Wednesday to talk about the 'tragic events' in Minneapolis Monday and to send his 'deepest sympathies' to Floyd's family
Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison said during the briefing that an investigation is underway and said that the state is dealing with 'a systemic problem'
Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison said during the briefing that an investigation is underway and said that the state is dealing with 'a systemic problem' 
'When I was with you Saturday I closed by wishing everyone a peaceful Memorial Day,' Walz said.  
'Unfortunately Memorial Day evening in Minneapolis was anything but peaceful - and neither was last night.' 
Walz said he 'respect[s] the right to peacefully protest'. 
'It's how people express their pain, process tragedy and work to create change,'  he said.  
'But I was saddened to see some of the protesters were in harm's way last night.'  
CCTV footage from a nearby restaurant shows part of the altercation between Floyd and the officers on the scene. A handcuffed Floyd sits on the ground as a police officer, who was not seen in the original viral video, speaks to him before picking him up and holding him against the wall
CCTV footage from a nearby restaurant shows part of the altercation between Floyd and the officers on the scene. A handcuffed Floyd sits on the ground as a police officer, who was not seen in the original viral video, speaks to him before picking him up and holding him against the wall
Video footage shows the moment George Floyd was pulled from his car by officers during his arrest
Video footage shows the moment George Floyd was pulled from his car by officers during his arrest, moments before he lost consciousness after a white officer knelt on his neck for several minutes
The four fired police officers involved in Monday's incident have been identified as Derek Chauvin, Thomas Lane, Tou Thao, and J Alexander Kueng
FBI and state law enforcement authorities have launched an investigation into the man's death.
 The four fired police officers involved in Monday's incident have been identified as Derek Chauvin, Thomas Lane, Tou Thao, and J Alexander Kueng 
A photo taken across the street from the scene show three officers arresting Floyd as he lay on the ground. The FBI and state law enforcement authorities have launched an investigation into the man's death
A photo taken across the street from the scene show three officers arresting Floyd as he lay on the ground. The FBI and state law enforcement authorities have launched an investigation into the man's death
The victim's family's lawyer Ben Crump issued a statement urging protesters to act peacefully on Wednesday night and to not 'sink to the level of our oppressors'.
'The community is understandably and rightfully upset by the wrongful death of George Floyd at the hands of Minneapolis police officers, and their grief and outrage are pouring out onto the streets of Minneapolis. We share these painful emotions and demand justice, but we also urge everyone who wishes to raise their voice to engage in peaceful protests and observe social distancing,'
'We cannot sink to the level of our oppressors, and we must not endanger others during this pandemic. We will demand and ultimately force lasting change by shining a light on treatment that is horrific and unacceptable and by winning justice.'
Walz urged protesters to wear face masks and practice social distancing at Wednesday's rally.
'I just want to encourage everyone to be safe in light of the COVID-19 pandemic and I want to thank protesters for their commitment to safely protest in the pandemic,' he said.  
Minnesota Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan said the state will 'get answers' but also urged protesters to stay safe at the protests.
'George Floyd should be alive today,' she said. 'The grief in this moment is unbearable.'  
Flanagan warned that the same communities most affected by Floyd's death are those also worst affected by the coronavirus pandemic - as black communities have been disproportionately hard-hit by the outbreak.  
Floyd, 46, was a father of two. His family are calling for the four officers involved to be charged with murder over his death
Floyd, 46, was a father of two. His family are calling for the four officers involved to be charged with murder over his death 
'Last night we saw those choose to protest their grief and anger wearing masks and distancing themselves,' she said, adding that she wanted to 'thank' those protesters.   
Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison, also speaking at the press conference, said an investigation into Floyd's death is now underway.
Ellison said the incident reminds him of historic cases of police conflict with the African-American community, such as the death of Rodney King back in 1991.
'This is not an isolated case,' he said. 'We're dealing with a systemic problem.' 
'This tragic event that took the life of George Floyd is a point in time and an incident involving a person,' Ellison said. 
'The reason there is so much outrage is that this is a part of a larger pattern.' 
John Harrington, commissioner of the Minnesota Department of Public Safety, echoed sentiments from the victim's family's lawyer Ben Crump that there are worrying similarities in the case with the death of unarmed black man Eric Garner.
Garner died in 2014 after he was placed in a chokehold by New York City police and pleaded for his life, saying he could not breathe.     
'It reminds me so much of the Eric Garner case in New York but I promise you that unlike the Eric Garner case we will not wait years for action,' he said.  
'You will not have to wait - there will not be a lag.'
City officials on Wednesday formally identified the four fired police officers involved in Monday's incident as Derek Chauvin, Thomas Lane, Tou Thao, and J Alexander Kueng.
The cops, who were initially placed on paid administrative leave, were terminated from the Minneapolis Police Department on Tuesday after footage of Floyd's arrest was widely shared on social media.  
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey called on prosecutors Wednesday to arrest and charge Chauvin for his role in the incident. 
'If most people, particularly people of color, had done what a police officer did late Monday, they'd already be behind bars,' Frey said in a tweet on Wednesday. 
'That's why today I'm calling on Hennepin County Attorney Mike Freeman to charge the arresting officer in this case.'     

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