Minneapolis Police Department uses 'unreasonable force' after George Floyd's death, Garland says
The Justice Department found a pattern of unconstitutional policing in Minneapolis after George Floyd's murder sparked nationwide protests.
Minneapolis Police Department uses 'unreasonable force' after George Floyd's death, Garland says
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