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Police chiefs speak about implication of death of George Floyd
Avon and Somerset Police's Chief Constable, Andy Marsh, has said he feels "ashamed" to share the same occupation as the Minneapolis officer who killed George Floyd.
Officers kneel in front of protesters in a show of solidarity in Minneapolis
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