Now, that Derek Chauvin has been found guilty of all three charges of murder which is still baffling to most people you would think there would be peace throughout the land. Well, that is not what the left wants or the militants in the Black Lives Matter movement at all.

In fact, after the guilty verdict was given many people were almost thankful that it happened so that Minneapolis wouldn’t be burned again. Well, that was determined to be a lie.

Just mere hours after the verdict was given, Black Lives activists surrounded and harassed a truck driver in Minneapolis, Minnesota. These peaceful protesters even went as far as to disconnect his air brakes on his truck.

Watch this:

NOW – BLM crowd surrounds truck in #Minneapolis pic.twitter.com/7pD5mYlc5w

— Disclose.tv ? (@disclosetv) April 20, 2021

Minneapolis: #BLM protesters surround and hit a truck stuck on the road that has been shut down by them. #ChauvinTrial pic.twitter.com/WDumDwee3p

— Andy Ngô (@MrAndyNgo) April 20, 2021

Here’s another angle of the incident:

Minneapolis: Protesters tried to force open the windows & door on a truck that was blocked on the road. #BLM #DerekChauvinTrial pic.twitter.com/lQKUtYFqtg

— Andy Ngô (@MrAndyNgo) April 20, 2021

Of course, the left went ahead and said that it was actually the truck driver’s fault for the assault.

Incident with a semi truck that just came aggressively through, then the crowd confronted them as shown in the video, then they proceeded. Unsure if any injuries. 7th St S and 3rd Ave S in Minneapolis. pic.twitter.com/DtuWQ6zndR

— Tony Webster (@webster) April 20, 2021

Other users stood with the trucker and said that it reminded them of the 1992 LA Riots when Reginald Denny was beaten almost to the point of death:

Google "Reginald Denny"pic.twitter.com/TOF6PnuCBM

— AntifaWatch (@AntifaWatch2) April 20, 2021

CBS News shared some more details about the verdict:

Protesters in Minneapolis cheered Tuesday after a jury convicted former police officer Derek Chauvin of all three counts in the death of George Floyd, whose killing last year re-ignited a nationwide movement calling for police reform and racial justice. An attorney for Floyd’s family called the verdict “painfully earned justice.”

The jury, which consisted of six White people, four Black people and two multiracial people, convicted Chauvin of unintentional second-degree murder, third-degree murder and second-degree manslaughter. Attorney Ben Crump, who is representing Floyd’s family, applauded the decision.

Across the country, cities braced for protests ahead of the verdict. National Guard troops have been deployed to major cities, including Minneapolis, Los Angeles, Chicago, and more.

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