The attorney for Jaleel Stallings, who was found not guilty on all charges of shooting at Minneapolis police officers during the unrest that followed George Floyd's killing last year, has released evidence in connection with the incident, including body camera footage that shows he returned fire at police in self-defense before he surrendered and was assaulted by officers while on the ground.
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Science
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Rochester
2 Rochester sisters who fled Honduras reach $80K settlement over border treatment
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Minneapolis
Litany of motions ahead of ex-MPD officers' trial for Floyd's killing
Former officers J. Alexander Kueng and Tou Thao did not appear at hearings Thursday and Friday, virtually or in-person, as they waived their right to appear later this month at they're being held in federal prisons outside Minnesota.
