In the aftermath of George Floyd's death when Black Lives Matter (BLM) extremists rioted throughout the streets of Minneapolis, Gov. Tim Walz withdrew support from local law enforcement, leaving them hanging in danger.

At a Minnesota Senate hearing, Sgt. Anna Hedberg of the Minneapolis Police Department (MPD) revealed what Walz did to her officers.

"That's not what we stand for," Sgt. Hedberg said while seemingly trying to hold back tears, revealing that her officers were abandoned by state, city and department leaders.

"To watch them go through that was so heartbreaking," she continued, her voice cracking with fear. "To know that they could have died because we were not allowed to respond the way that we have been trained to respond."

?Flashback: Three Minneapolis police officers testify to the Minnesota Senate that Governor Tim Walz gave the order to let rioters burn the MPD Third Precinct.

"I heard the Governor say 'Give it up'"

- MPD Sergeant Anna Hedberg pic.twitter.com/6CQQxzXay1

— Dustin Grage (@GrageDustin) August 12, 2024

(Related: Kamala Harris wants more chaos across America with increased illegal immigration.)

Tim Walz abandoned Minnesota police officers, "demoralized whole state"

According to media reports, police officers in Minneapolis were told by Gov. Walz that they were not allowed to wear protective fraud suits while trying to address the rioting, leaving them vulnerable to injuries or death from the bottles and other debris that was thrown at them.

Sgt. Hedberg says city and department leaders, including Gov. Walz, abandoned her officers during their time of need.

"I heard the governor say, 'give it up.' It wasn't directly to me; it was through a phone call about how the governor says to give up the precinct. I mean, that's demoralizing for this whole state."

Another officer who spoke at the same Minnesota Senate hearing revealed that many police officers retired or quit because of what happened under the leadership of Walz.

"I believe I speak for every Minneapolis cop when I tell you that I've never been more publicly humiliated," said officer Rich Walker Sr. "The crime is rampant in Minneapolis right now."

The above video footage emerged after Kamala Harris announced that she had picked Walz to be her running mate in the 2024 election.

Investigative journalist Liz Collin put together an entire documentary film called "The Fall of Minneapolis" that exposes holes in the prevailing version of events from the post-Floyd summer of terror.

"If he'll give up a police precinct, he'll give up our sovereign borders," warned someone on X about what having Walz in the White House with Kamala will do to the United States.

"He'll give up our country. This is foreign influence and it is depraved."

Philip Haney (@PhilipBHaney) shared the following episode of "National Security Meltdown" from 2019 called "Sanctuary Cities Are About Globalism, Destruction of America's Sovereignty & Destruction of the Constitutional Rule of Law," which dives into the matter further:

Philip Haney: National Security Meltdown (2019)

“Sanctuary Cities Are About Globalism, Destruction of America’s Sovereignty & Destruction of the Constitutional Rule of Law”

In this episode I explain how sovereignty and border security are interconnected.

President Trump… pic.twitter.com/YrRXgOz4LR

— Philip Haney (@PhilipBHaney) August 6, 2024

"So Tim Walz stoked the flames that ruined hard-working people's lives and livelihoods," wrote another about Walz's post-Floyd surrender to domestic terrorism. "Not exactly your 'typical midwestern dad,' that's for sure."

Another wrote that it is beyond shameful for Walz to have allowed rioters to burn down buildings "much less police stations."

"Not only is he guilty of stolen valor, but he also tells his officers to give up their police station," said another. "What a disgraced soldier and a disgraced governor."

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Sources for this article include:

X.com

NaturalNews.com

TheFallOfMinneapolis.com