A 911 dispatcher watching real-time footage of George Floyd’s arrest in south Minneapolis last month became concerned about the officers’ behavior and told a police supervisor she didn’t want to “snitch” but thought he should be made aware of the situation, according to an audio recording.
The supervisor promised to “find out” what was happening, but didn’t immediately respond to the scene.
The recording of a phone conversation between the supervisor and the dispatcher — neither of whom was identified — was released Monday on the city’s website, along with transcripts of two 911 calls about the incident. Continue reading.