Make it stop. ‘George Floyd begs his brother legislators to act against police brutality companies

Make it stop. ‘George Floyd begs his brother legislators to act against police brutality companies

Philonise Floyd, George’s brother Floyd, spoke with emotion before the Judiciary Committee Wednesday morning at a hearing on police brutality and racial profiling, the push legislators to requests brother’s death to ensure a significant change. “He could not deal with the care of George take the day he was killed, but perhaps speak to you today, I can help to ensure that his death was not in vain,” said Floyd, who has placed his older brother a only day off early Houston. “To ensure that he is more than just another face on a t-shirt. More than any other name in a list that can no longer grow.” The purpose of the hearing is to “examine the crisis of racial profiling, brutality police, and the lost trust between the police and the communities they serve, “according to a statement to the House Judiciary Committee. Eleven other witnesses were expected to testify on police reform. In protest to end the call police brutality in anger in the US and continue around the world, he said Floyd before Congress for the emotional impact George to lose, and to see the video that showed her death, after a Minneapolis police officer knelt on his neck by eight minutes. “I can not tell you the kind of pain you feel when you see something like you. If you see your brother you looked at your time to die. Begging for your mother,” he said. “I’m tired of the pain I feel now, and I’m tired of the pain that every time a black person feels more killed for no reason. I’m here today to ask you to make him stop. Stop the pain. It stops us deserves to get tired.” George “, or twenty dollars to die,” said Floyd, he refers to the requirement that the police were called because a man a counterfeit $20 bill would use in a supermarket. “I ask you, is what a black man is worth living?” He said. “Twenty dollars? This is 2020. Enough is enough.” It was under witness called forth by Republicans Angela Committee Under Jacobs, whose brother, protecting the Federal Security Under David was killed last month during protests in Oakland. Under Jacobs spoke against the growing movement to defund police. “Police violence of any kind can not be tolerated, ‘however, it is obviously wrong for an excuse to rid the discrimination and inequality. Loot, and our communities to burn our officers of the law to kill,” said said , adding: “My desire is for us to live without fear and discrimination.”