Father of deadly crash victim remembers his son, his impact on community
WBAL-TV 11 News spoke with the father of one of the victims of the deadly car crash at Mondawmin Mall on Monday who had a lot to say about his son.
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A former Minneapolis police officer called Derek Chauvin's guilty verdict a 'tragedy,' saying he fears it will start a 'new trend' of sending cops to prison
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