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Will the City be publishing or posting the results of the Jeilani
investigation, for better or worse in some accessible fashion? Or will
citizens have to live with what the corporate news decides to print?
Has there been any serious discussion about getting some agency other than
the Hennepin County sheriff's to do the "independent" investigation? How
about the Ramsey or Anoka County sheriff's at least?
Caught my eye: I was watching COPS or some such show on Saturday night on
channel 41 or 45 (I was just channel surfing during a commercial) and I
saw some police on that show disarm an obviously upset man, carrying not a
machete, but a shotgun. They tackled him from behind. Perhaps a little
cross-training is in order?
Since the taser is obviously ineffective, how about tranquilizer darts?
They seem to work on all those PBS wildlife shows. Will the makers of the
apparently broken taser be contributing some money to Jeilani's family
because the defect in their product may have lead police to concluce
thatdeadly force was necessary? Does the City at least cover funeral
expenses when the police kill someone?
Eleven minutes is not enough time for a small group of people to decide to
deprive a man of his life, a wife of her husband, and children of their
father. When can we expect not only the results of an investigation, but a
real plan for preventing future similar tragedies?
-Michael Libby, Cleveland/North Mpls
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