Since its launch a few short years ago, the Marshalltown Police Department’s and YSS of Marshall County’s Marshalltown Police and Community Team (MPACT) pro
black and native american at disproportionate rates. the data showed, for example, that mpd stopped black and native american people nearly six times more often than white people in situations that did not result in arrest or citation. given their shares of the population. we found several incidents which mpd officers were not held accountable for racist conduct until there was a public outcry. for example, after mpd officers stopped a car carrying four somali american teens, one officer told the teens, quote, do you remember what happened in blackhawk down when we killed a bunch of your folk? i m proud of that. we didn t finish the job over there. if we had, you guys wouldn t be over here right now. as everyone no doubt knows, this is a reference to the 1990s raid
protected by capitol police. capitol police are around him at all times. i just find the whole thing a little bit distasteful to be honest with you, but they seem to have no regret, the mccarthy world. they think this was not as bad as everyone s making it out to be. that s the tucker carlson report, and they think everyone will move on quite shortly, and maybe they re right about that. i have a feeling they re not. i mean, a lot of people might move on quickly. there s going to be some circles of the population that won t move on and will keep harboring this. what happens with them later on? remind us again, going back to the insurrection, what has come out of it, how many arrests, how many convictions, how many pleadings of guilty? a lot. if you wander a block away from the capitol this week, you can walk into the u.s. district court. there s five or six trials happening this week. you will see mpd officers who were assaulted that day waiting
really, explain what is going to happen and what he s going to announce and give us sort of the pre-press conference here. i want to mention because the tyre nichols and former mpd officers. immediately upon learning about this, d.a. mulroy, shelby county district attorney steve mulry enlisted the tbi to determine if excessive force had been used and since then, the d.a. s office has worked with tbi, and we will continue to do so. today you will hear from d.a. mulroy along with the director of tbi, david ralph, and so i want to just make it very clear, and ask for your understanding that this is still an ongoing investigation, and so for that reason, there are limits to some of the things and some of the questions that we can answer. so we ask for your understanding
has been a lot of anticipation surrounding the tyre nichols investigation. as you know on january 7th, there was an encounter between the 29-year-old tyre nichols and former mpd officers. immediately upon learning about this, the d.a., the district attorney, enlisted the assistance of the tbi to determine if excessive force had been used. since then, the d.a. s office has worked with tbi, and we will continue to do so. today, you will hear from d.a. mulroy, along with the director of tbi, david reynolds. so i want to just make it very clear, and ask for your understanding, that this is still an ongoing investigation. and so for that reason, there are limits to some of the things, some of the questions