Minneapolis council member calls Sundberg death a ‘murder’
Back in March, Wonsley said she wanted to "imagine a city without police."
One member of the Minneapolis City Council has accused the officers who shot Andrew “Tekle” Sundberg of “murder.”
Robin Wonsley, a Democratic Socialist who represents Minneapolis Ward 2, penned a statement Wednesday where she began by informing supporters that the city’s police department would be releasing body-camera footage of Sundberg’s “murder.”
“The amount of trauma associated with this moment is massive,” Wonsley continued. “Tekle’s loss of life was preventable. The trauma of his neighbors prior to and following his killing was preventable. The trauma of his family and the community was preventable. We all deserve a city and a public safety system that cares for Black and brown people and prevents these traumas. Creating that system has been my priority since I took office and it continues to be.”
Apparently the brown woman and her children that Sundberg was shooting at don't matter.