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Floyd: Publisher Cautions President Trump To Stop Racial Wounds On Blacks
…Demands For Justice
By Christopher Odamah, Warri
The Publisher of Delta Trumpet Online Newspaper, Elder Emmanuel Omotsho Okotie-Eboh, today called on President Donald Trump to caution the American Police to stop the racial wounds on blacks.
Reacting to the recent gruesome murder of George Perry Floyd, an African-American man that was brutally murdered by Derek Chauvin, a white American Minneapolis police officer.
Elder Okotie-Eboh, who is also the Chairman of Warri Consultative Forum, said the police is there to serve and protect citizens.
“The American police should try and differentiate between personal and official duties. Because they are too personal when they are dealing with American blacks,” he said.
This act is wicked and cruel by Derek Michael Chauvin, calling on the FBI to conduct a federal civil rights investigation and bring the culprit(s) to book.
According to him, “The death of George Floyd reflects the severity of racial discrimination and police brutality in the United States of America.”
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