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WATCH: Former Officer Embarrasses Race-Baiting BBC While Discussing Chauvin Verdict 

"Policing in America is not inherently racist, we don't live in a racist county."

Amanda Prestigiacomo
WATCH: Former Officer Embarrasses Race-Baiting BBC While Discussing Chauvin Verdict 
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Former police officer Brandon Tatum contradicted the offered racial narrative during an appearance on the BBC while discussing the verdict in the case of former Minneapolis Police Officer Derek Chauvin.

Tatum argued that the case was not “monumental” for race in this country and that Chauvin did not receive a fair trial. When asked about supposedly systemically racist cops in America, Tatum refuted that, too, and blasted activists and politicians for “riding the wave of dead black people in order to make money and get political leverage.”

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