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   From: he-failed-to-repatriate-niggers@reparations.org   
      
   St. Paul police have released video captured by officers’ body-worn cameras   
   that shows the moments leading up to the shooting of a man who was at the   
   scene of a reported sexual assault.   
      
   The department publicly released the video on Friday afternoon, six days after   
   the shooting took place at an apartment in the 400 block of Thomas Avenue West.   
      
   According to the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension (BCA), officers   
   were called to the apartment on a report of a sexual assault in progress at   
   around 12:18 a.m. on Saturday. When they arrived, the officers saw a man   
   trying to flee through a back    
   window but he turned around and went back inside.   
      
   After officers got the victim of the assault out of the apartment safely, they   
   started calling for the suspect to put up his hands and slowly come out of the   
   room he was in. However, the video shows the man — later identified as   
   31-year-old Brett Kohl    
   Fraser — appearing to charge the officers, one of whom fired three gunshots.   
      
   Fraser’s arm was wounded by the shots and he was then taken to a hospital   
   for treatment. However, he’s expected to be OK, the BCA says.   
      
   The involved officer is on standard administrative leave. The BCA is still   
   investigating the incident.   
      
   https://kstp.com/kstp-news/local-news/bodycam-video-shows-st-pau   
   -officer-shoot-man-after-responding-to-sexual-assault/   
      
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