Detroit to dismiss most misdemeanor citations issued during Floyd protests

Detroit will dismiss most misdemeanor citations issued last spring over several days of protests, a city official stated on Tuesday. The majority of the citations were for violating an 8pm curfew. This matches similar dismissals in Los Angeles, Denver, Houston, among others. Protests began across the country after Floyd died May 25, after a police officer pressed his neck while he was handcuffed.

David

Detroit to dismiss some tickets issued during Floyd protests

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Detroit to dismiss some tickets issued during Floyd protests

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If those misdemeanors get dismissed in these cities where businesses were burned, looted,etc. Then those that were in the Capital should really be dismissed. The hypocrisy of left is just astonishing.

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