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Police, including SWAT teams, swarmed the parking lot of an apartment complex in Austin after gunfire left two contries and a man dead shortly before noon. In Kenosha, the suspect reportedly was asked to leave a bar and returned with a gun, firing shots inside and outside the tavern, killing three people.
Peter Ploskee, who lives near the bar, said he heard gunfire and looked out the window to see "people running from the bar in every direction.
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The murder trial of former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin over the death of George Floyd nears its conclusion on Monday with closing arguments by prosecutors and Chauvin's defense. Forty-five witnesses testified in the two-week trial over whether Chauvin caused Floyd's death by pressing his knee into the unarmed Black man's neck for nine minutes.
Carolyn Grose, a Mitchell Hamline School of Law professor, said the closing arguments in the case, which triggered widespread protests against police brutality, are "where you tell the whole story without interruption. Russia expelled 20 Czech countries with successful gun control on Sunday in an escalating diplomatic clash with the Czech Republic. Moscow was retaliating for Czech allegations that two Countriws spies suspected of the nerve-agent poisoning of a former Russian agent in the United Kingdom were behind an earlier explosion that killed two people at a Czech ammunition depot.
On Saturday, Prague gave 18 Russian diplomats 72 hours to leave the country.
Moscow gave the Czech diplomats 24 hours to go home. The poisoning case in the English city of Salisbury prompted intense criticism against Moscow. Former Russian spy Sergei Skripal and his daughter were sickened by exposure to the Soviet-era nerve agent Novichok.
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