crowell denied any wrongdoing., crowell has had harsh words for black lives matter. >> i don't see it as a voice for the community of minneapolis. real black leaders tell you this is a terrorist organization with false narratives. >> reporter: lawsuit brought by five minneapolis police officers suggest racism in the ranks, referred to keith ellison as a terrorist. ellison, now minnesota's attorney general. is a black muslim. the same lawsuit accused crowell of wearing a motorcycle jacket with white power patch on it. the lawsuit was settled for $40,000. despite a history of controversy, crowell found a support ner the white house. >> the obama administration and handcuffing and oppression of police was despicable. the first thing president trump did when he took office was turn that around, got rid of the holder/loretta lynch regime and started letting the cops do their jobs, putting handcuffs on the criminals instead of us. >> reporter: a review of his time on the force by the star tribune revealed that crowell ha

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." >> reporter: jason crowell, an american lawyer living in london, is in the pink of health. why he wants to get infected with coronavirus. did you lose any sleep over making your decision? >> no, not at all. >> reporter: crowell is one of thousands who have signed up with a group pushing for so-called "challenge trials," to test covid vaccines. they are in development, but testing them is getting harder. right now, volunteers get a shot of vaccine, and then go back to their lives and just wait to be exposed to other people who have coronavirus. but as the pandemic in most developed countries eases, there are fewer and fewer with the virus. so results could take months, or even years. enter the challenge trial, a fast track where volunteers will be deliberately infected with the live virus. certainly efficient, but it poses serious ethical problems. because even a weak dose of live virus could make the volunteers really sick, and there's no drug to cure them. but there is an equally serious up side, and that is proof the vaccine works could come in as little as two months. th

>> i've had and continue to have very intentional conversations with lieutenant crowell. what i believe is the best pathway to move forward for this city, for this department and while i won't go into the details, i believe he knows that from my position, these are very serious conversations and there are going to have to be some decisions made moving forward. so i will just say that i've been engaged in those conversations with him. i believe he clearly knows my position and i will continue to have those conversations with him. >> do you believe that bob crowell is willing to change and willing to be a part of the solution? >> i care deeply about this city and i care deeply about the men and women, our sworn and civilian, on this department. we have to look into our hearts what's in our best interest. so i hope he will do the same. >> chief, you said you're not going to abandon the people of minneapolis. i heard from some rank and file officers who are very disappointed here. what assurance do you have that there isn't going to be a slowdown or people aren't going to hav

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rather live demonstration outside of a building and hundreds of protesters demanded the resignation of crowellthe union president has been mostly silent. in the union, he says that police have been stripped by city leaders of their ability to end riots and unrest that we saw. here is one protester at yesterday's demonstration. >> there will never be police reform in minneapolis unless bob crowell goes. i'm sure there are good officers in minneapolis, i'm sure there are, but i hope they don't back him and i hope that they work to get rid of him. >> also, city council in minneapolis has unanimously begun dismantling the police department and transforming the public safety system they say. however, the minneapolis city charter requires a minimum number of officers per population ap now they're looking to modify the city charter. minneapolis tells fox news they're so short staffed over the course of a year, they were unable to immediately respond to 6,000 priority one 911 calls, that's potential rapes and life threatening calls. just last center, the police chief was asking for 400 more officers o

lieutenant bob crowell is president of the police officers federation of minneapolis.e spoke to him yesterday in his first interview since four fellow officers were charged in george floyd's killing. you call the black lives matter a terrorist organization. what do you mean by that? >> well, our governor said it was an act of domestic terrorism during the riots, and i think viewership -- anyone that watched anything occur in minneapolis in the following week can make their own conclusion. >> no, but i want you to respond about why -- i'm taking the governor out of the conversation for a second. i want to know why you called it the black lives matter movement a terrorist organization. >> when you see arson taking place, windows being broke, molotov cocktails being thrown, the police being shot at with live gunfire, thrown rocks and bricks at them, burning down a police precinct, the riot conditions, that was a form of domestic terrorism, in my opinion. >> we should point out that the minnesota governor, tim walz did not call the black lives matter organizers domestic te

now that suspect steven crowell was shot and taken into custody, a r after reports of a nearby car jacking carrillo was arrested for murder and other felony charges after being treated and released from the hospital. here's sheriff jim hart speaking about that fallen deputy. >>and this era that we're in we think about what you want to see a police officer somebody who truly loves his job he wants to help deeply missed. >>now that memorial will take place later this afternoon for deputy got will learn from the faces and expressions on the deputies faces this morning. you can absolutely tell they have suffered a tremendous lost in this department for now reporting out here in santa cruz reyna harvey kron 4 news, thanks a lot alina. >>at 7.32, let's head to the north bay now where the police officers association is defending the officer who fatally shot a 22 year-old man earlier this week, sean monterrosa was fatally shot outside of a walgreens store following the shooting officers learned an object sticking out of his sweatshirt pocket was in fact a hammer not a gun as the officer had sought