What happens now?

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Minnesota Public Radio

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🗓️ 14 August 2017

⏱️ 27 minutes

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The trial is over. A settlement has been signed. But how do people move forward? Plus: An interview with Wesley Lowery, a journalist who tracks police shootings across the U.S. Please consider taking our closing survey.

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0:00.0	The first trial of the former officers charged in the killing of George Floyd is underway.
0:06.0	Police officers are rarely prosecuted in such cases and the world will be watching.
0:11.0	The Minnesota Public Radio Newsroom which has followed this
0:14.3	case in detail from the beginning will bring listeners updates on this
0:18.3	monumental trial and the consequences it holds for the city and the country.
0:24.0	Listen to in front of our eyes, wherever you listen to podcasts.
0:30.0	When I first met Philando, he was staying with his grandfather in the house right behind us.
0:37.0	749 dating, yeah.
0:41.0	This is 74 seconds. I'm Reham Fisher. I'm John Collins. And I'm Tracy Mumford. You'll be hearing from all three of us as we bring 74 seconds to a close.
0:52.0	You sit on the porch over here. 74 seconds to a close.
0:53.0	You sit on the porch over here every day, you know, so every day is a trigger of a memory.
1:02.0	That's Greg Crockett. He been friends with Philando since they were
1:07.0	kids. I met up with him in St. Paul in the neighborhood where he and Philando grew
1:12.1	up. He was hanging out on a porch with he and Philando grew up.
1:13.0	He was hanging out on a porch with some of Philando's cousins.
1:16.8	This is where they've all hung out for years.
1:19.6	Philando and his close friends playing Xbox talking basketball.
1:23.6	I come over here every day so there's not really like any place that I can go like he
1:29.2	walked these streets he stepped on these concrete walkways more than I have, you know, so constantly
1:37.4	reminded.
1:40.4	In the last year, Philander Castile has gone from being Great Crockett's quiet friend
1:48.0	to being a chant, a headline, a name at the forefront of conversations about police use of force.
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