USA: Protest outside Dallas police HQ amid nationwide rage

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SOT, Protester: "They murdered that man and they need to be prosecuted and go to jail. If I kill somebody, I am going to jail, there is not going to be a trial at first. They are going to do 'innocent until proven guilty' they are going to do 'guilty until proven innocent. With this man they are doing 'innocent until proven guilty'. I guarantee you there is not going to be a row of cops to watch my home while they figure out whether I did it or not."
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As many as 500 activists gathered outside the police headquarters in Dallas on Saturday in a solidarity protest following the killing of George Floyd.
"They murdered that man and they need to be prosecuted and go to jail. If I kill somebody, I am going to jail, there is not going to be a trial at first. They are going to do 'innocent until proven guilty' they are going to do 'guilty until proven innocent," said an African-American female activist.
Floyd was a 46-year-old black man who died in Minneapolis earlier last week after a police officer knelt on his neck for more than seven minutes as he was saying "I can't breathe" and "Don't kill me."
Four officers involved in the incident have since been fired.
The police officer directly responsible in Floyds' death was arrested and charged with third-degree murder and manslaughter on Friday.