Harrington: when (the violence) of Tues night had not ended by Wed morning he called Jensen Wed night at 7:38p: ‘I think we’re gonna need you sooner than later’ Jensen: Harrington called ‘looking into...
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The Call lasted “five minutes”, and
From General Jensen’s Senate Testimony The Call lasted “five minutes“ Despite ‘not knowing exact particulars/having any tasks’, and Despite his concerns that ‘200 Military Police might’ve been too many… we just didn’t know’,...
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25 hours of violence, “widespread throughout every major business corridor in the city of Minneapolis” and that MPD had required backup two nights running merited no mention in this conversation between our two most responsible State Public Safety personnel. Commander Gerlicher’s Chronology pg 3
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Thurs May 28 6:35a: “hey we’re gonna need to –
accelerate the use of the Guard based on last night’s events’ and I agreed with him on that“ General Jensen’s Senate Testimony, The State’s Response to Riots (At the Press Conference with the Senior...
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7:44p – – 5 min after Harrington called Jensen – MPD lost capacity to respond to Priority One (most dire) calls. The number of unanswered calls escalated near-hourly for the next 7 days.
Senate testimony, Appendix A: Timeline of Events, “pending Priority One calls...
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8:05p Mayors’ aide M. Vlatkovich texted staff ‘Walz hesitating’ to call the Guard
King5.com Aug 5 2020...
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