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Claxton: Conduct Of Officers Involved In George Floyd’s Death Is ‘Egregious’ | The Last Word | MSNBC

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Fmr. NYPD Detective Marq Claxton tells Lawrence O’Donnell that the newly released body cam footage from two officers involved in the killing of George Floyd shows there was no justification for “depriving Mr. Floyd from breathing by placing a knee on his neck for nine minutes” and that the videos will provide context to jurors “to the depth of misconduct, the criminality that the police engaged in.” Aired on 8/10/2020.

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