Ex-Minneapolis council candidate ripped for saying he doesn’t ‘feel bad’ 2 cops were shot dead
February 23, 2024
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0:57Now PlayingEx-Minneapolis council candidate ripped for saying he doesn’t ‘feel bad’ 2 cops were shot dead
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as posted by the channelZach Metzger, also known as Lavish Mack, took to Instagram to make the controversial remark shortly after Burnsville Police officers Matthew Ruge, 27, and Paul Elmstrand, 27, were gunned down during an hours-long standoff in Burnsville on Sunday.
Firefighter Adam Finseth, 40, was also fatally shot during the dramatic domestic call out that saw the gunman, Shannon Gooden, take his family — including a woman and seven children aged 2 to 15 — hostage.
“Is it wrong that I don’t feel bad that the police were killed, but I do feel bad the firefighter was killed?” Metzger said in an Instagram video.
Elsewhere in the video, Metzger — who describes himself online as a “revolutionary” — also compared the number of cops killed in the line of duty to civilians killed by officers.
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