Pushkin.

May 25th, 2020, Minneapolis, Minnesota, early evening.

A 911 dispatcher makes a call.

3.30, if you decide, it's the only available out of your sector, to cup foods on Chicago, 3759, Chicago.

On 38, they are reporting that there's a person who will use a counterfeit bill as a business.

The dispatcher is Jenna Scurry. Seven years on the job.

She's in a big room with multiple computer screens

and televisions running live video feeds from around the city.

The details from the call come over her screen.

38th in Chicago.

Suspect at a grocery store.

Suspect is a black male, six plusplus-four-tallor sitting on the hood of a Bloomer,

Sadie.

License plate, Lori, Robert John, 0-2-6, and possibly talks to go back.

She sends a squad card to the scene, looks up, and realizes the city has a city has a fixed camera

on that corner of 38th in Chicago,

so she has a live video feed up on one of the screens.

She sees the officers try to put the suspect in the back of one of the squad cars.

She looks away.

When she looks back, he's on the ground, handcuffed, face down.

One officer, kneeling on his neck. The suspect is George Floyd.

The officer on top of him is Derek Chauvin. She looks away again, takes another call.

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