April 13, 2021
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8:41Now PlayingAs Minnesota grapples with another police-involved death of a Black man, Senate Majority Leader Paul Gazelka pledged at a press conference Monday, April 13, that the Senate would hold public safety hearings in the coming weeks. “It appears that the death was a tragic, unjustifiable mistake, a terrible event that happened in Minnesota that we’re going to have to address and deal with,” Gazelka said.
Gazelka cited the package of police accountability reforms passed by the legislature last summer, following the death of George Floyd, and said that the Senate will hold hearings as soon as work on the major budget bills is completed. “We have been listening to people, we want to listen to people, and we will continue to listen to people,” he said.
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