Sign Mocking Minneapolis Police Warns, ‘Twin Cities Police Easily Startled’



A fake street sign is mounted on the same pole as legitimate ones at the intersection of Cedar and Riverside Aves. Sunday, July 23, 2017, in Minneapolis. The fatal shooting of an Australian woman by a Minneapolis police officer has sparked the posting of at least two fake street signs warning people of “easily startled” officers. The Star Tribune reports the signs were spotted this weekend, one in Minneapolis and one in St. Paul. The official-looking orange metal sign reads: “WARNING: TWIN CITIES POLICE EASILY STARTLED.” (Erin Adler/Star Tribune via AP) (Associated Press)

y Warner Todd Huston24 Jul 2017Minneapolis, MN27
Signs mocking the Minneapolis Police Department have begun popping up around the Twin Cities, warning residents that the police may be dangerous to their health.

The signs, reading, “Warning: Twin Cities Police easily startled,” began appearing around the city during the weekend as city crews rushed behind trying to take them down before anyone saw them, KARE channel 11 reported.

Along with the slogan, the signs featured a stick figure policeman with guns in hand, shooting bullets indiscriminately:

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The signs appear to be expensively screen printed on metal sheets, as opposed to paper or cardboard.

The posting of the signs comes on the heels of a July 15 officer-involved shooting that left one woman dead. During the shooting, officer Mohamed Noor, the city’s first Muslim police officer, unexpectedly and seemingly without cause began shooting at a woman standing next to his squad car.

Some reports have noted that Noor was “startled” by a loud noise that caused him to open fire on victim Justine Damond, the unarmed woman who was talking to his partner after she called police about an intruder in her neighborhood.

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