The British media released the banned police body cam arrest video of George Floyd that purportedly depicts Minneapolis police officer Derrick Chauvin taking the suspect's life and some critics are saying it changes how they feel about Floyd's arrest & death.
Like most polarizing news stories the release of the video has divided dissenting opinions more than it's united them.
The footage was made available for viewing at the Hennepin County courthouse last month by appointment only.
But The Daily Mail said it exclusively obtained the May 25 footage from the body cameras of former rookie officers Thomas Lane and J Alexander Kueng. The video shows about 18 minutes from Kueng's body cam and 10 minutes from Lane's.
The pair were the first to arrive at the Cup Foods convenience store after a complaint that Floyd allegedly tried to pass off a fake $20 bill. Video shot by bystanders showing an officer pinning his knee into Floyd's next for nearly nine minutes before his death sparked global outrage and unleashed a wave of protests against police brutality and racial injustice that still continues.
Despite criticism from right wing thought leaders, people on the Left feel the video changes nothing.