Four Minneapolis Police Officers Fired After Kneeling On The Neck Of A Black Man To Death

Four Minneapolis Police officers have been fired from work after they were seen in a video kneeling on the neck of the black man till he died.

Jacob Frey, the Mayor for Minneapolis on Tuesday, voiced out on the dismissal of four police officers who were involved in the death of a convict who was arrested and handcuffed and lost his lives as a result of the policeman kneeling on his neck.

These policemen who have been terminated from office were seen in a viral video, where one of the policemen was seen kneeling on the neck of the deceased with the deceased pleading with him to remove his knee as he was suffocating and could not breathe, leading to his demise.

“I cannot breathe” 

the deceased " George Floyd" told the policeman, requesting him to remove his knee.

Unfortunately, the policeman whose name has not yet being identified, ignored his plead which caused the sudden death of George.

“It is the right decision for our city, the right decision for our community. It is the right decision for the Minneapolis Police Department,”

“We’ve stated our values, and ultimately we need to live by them.”

Frey stated at a news conference with Police Chief Medaria Arradondo.