CNN reporter says ‘zero’ police presence as Minneapolis precinct burns

CNN’s Sara Sidner and Josh Campbell report on the scene as protests erupt in Minneapolis over George Floyd’s death while in police custody. The Minneapolis Police Department evacuated the 3rd Precinct of its staff, “in the interest of the safety of our personnel,” according to a statement from John Elder, Director of the department’s Office of Public Information. “Protesters forcibly entered the building and have ignited several fires.” #CNN #News


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