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People who read my posts about policing know that I’m pro-cop. They know that when police officers use force against people who are violating the law or refusing to follow reasonable instructions, I’m inclined to give the officers the benefit of the doubt, if there is doubt.
That’s how I view these cases whether the person shot by the police is a street criminal, an antifa thug, or a right-winger. The standards of conduct and the presumptions should be the same regardless of who has been shot.
However, there are, indeed, standards of conduct that apply, and police officers must be held accountable if they don’t adhere to them. In addition, there must be transparency.
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KSTP has learned new information about the officers involved in the shooting last week that killed 23-year-old Dolal Idd. It happened outside a Holiday gas station at East 36th Street and Cedar Avenue in south Minneapolis.
According to a search warrant application, officers attempted to buy a handgun from Idd, using a confidential informant. They believed Idd was illegally selling guns. Officers said Idd fired at them first when they tried to move in and arrest him.
Three officers fired their weapons Sgt. Darcy Klund, Officer Jason Schmitt and Officer Paul Huynh. Their personnel records have now been released by the Minneapolis Police Department.