Daunte Wright Is Killed By Police As Trial In Killing Of Floyd Continues | Rachel Maddow | MSNBC

Rachel Maddow shares portions of the testimony in the trial of former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin, which is happening now in the context of police killing another Black man, Daunte Wright, in nearby Brooklyn Center, Minnesota. Aired on 04/13/2021.

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[kimehunt]

I saved 15% on my car and home insurance by moving out of minneapolis

[seminolewind]

Daunte Wright resisted a bit too much arrest and now he's 6 feet under. If you do not wish to be 6 feet under, do not resist arrest.

[CookedAnimalEater]

He did not have car registration and he had a warrant out for his arrest. Then he tried to run. Rachel should give lessons on how not to resist arrest.

[jeremyirons]

how much money will the local taxpayers be donating to the family of this esteemed darwin award winner?

[salvadorbravo]

He was NOT killed by police, he was killed by his own actions.

[pifive]

The wanna be gangsta got his gangsta ending...

[CaddyJim]

Why don't you sensationalize the fact that a Mexican cop was just killed by a Mexican in New Mexico or that this tragic incident was Mr Right following the defunding a police a black police officer didn't take him to the back of the car tried to handle him next to the car with the door open and then a female mistakenly used a gun instead of a taser isn't this the diversity you've been pushing for rather than hiring just the best increase funding for better training this is the result

[jonathanp.]

I heard he was heading to the soup kitchen after donating 10 grand to an orphanage.

[proprocrastinator]

Every time a black man dies by police, Patrisse Cullors gets a new home.

[HughJorgan]

Always fully cooperate and comply with police.
Many lives would be saved if people did this one little thing.

[charlesxavier]

We know what the problem is and it ain't the police.

[Arielelian]

An incident somewhere else unrelated to the the current trial at hand has ZERO bearings on whether or not a man is guilty or innocent. To conflate the two demonstrates that someone wants vengeance, not justice.

[tommyli]

Another proof that resisting arrest can land you 6 feet under.

[Hanzyscure]

Judge refusing to sequester the jury may be grounds for an appeal for the defense.

[brandonrice]

I'm going to be honest here . With all the cop related shootings, you would think nobody would move an inch when stopped.

[sarahm]

I got more information about what happened from the comments section than the actual news segment. Thanks everyone for filling in the missing pieces.

[jeanknitter]

He was wanted for weapons charges. If he would of just cooperated he'd be alive today even if he was in jail.

[goupigoupi]

Another one coming home from church choir practice and headed to Harvard.

[mr_unsane]

How this chic was chosen as a Rhoades scholar i will never understand. She is barely understandable

[thameekstaninjahman]

Well the dude should of complied with the cops if you point a gun at a cop expect to get shot