'No sympathy' for Chauvin, say those who had run-ins before Floyd

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20. Thank you!

That has been my problem with this. He had a record of excessive force. If he had faced accountability long before now, would it have escalated to homicide? Is professionalism and accountability so much to ask? The very nature of law enforcement is difficult, but it is still a public trust. The Constitution promises "equal protection under the law." So one guy dies of passing a $20 he might not even have known was counterfeit, and another guy commits treason (absolutely Russia) and incitement to insurrection and sedition and is still walking free. How is that "equal protection under the law?"