DOJ: Minneapolis Police used discrimination, excessive force

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The Department of Justice released a report on the practices of Minneapolis Police prompted by the 2020 killing of George Floyd.

The Department of Justice released a report Friday that indicated that Minneapolis Police engaged in a pattern of violating constitutional rights against Black residents.The report was released after a two-year DOJ investigation prompted by the 2020 killing of George Floyd by a Minneapolis Police officer.

"We found that MPD unlawfully discriminates against Black and Native American people in its enforcement activities including the use of force following stops based on our review of the data," Garland said."MPD officers stop, search and then use force against people who are Black and Native American at disproportionate rates.

Garland said the federal government will negotiate a binding consent decree with Minneapolis Police that will include an independent monitor.

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