The clip has surfaced only recently, but the incident took place on May 30, 2020. The video was captured by resident Tanya Kersson just outside her home. A tan Humvee can be seen slowly rolling down a quiet street in the Whittier neighbourhood, with at least 25 heavily armoured cops following.

“Look at this, they just keep coming–,” Kersson says before being cut off by officers barking orders.

“Go home! Get inside! Get in your house now, let’s go!” the officers.

As Kersson continues filming, one officer can be heard saying, “Light ’em up!” The cops then start firing paintballs at the woman and her guests, with the muzzle of the gun visible.

“Get in! Get in! Get in! Get in! Get in!” the resident screamed to her friends.

The incident took place days after Walz issued an executive order imposing an 8 pm curfew for Minneapolis and St. Paul residents in an attempt to tackle riots that followed George Floyd’s murder. “Since May 29, 2020, when I first issued a nighttime curfew, over 400 individuals have been arrested, with over 250 individuals arrested after the 8:00 pm curfew on May 31, 2020,” Walz wrote in the June 1 extension of the original order, according to New York Post.

“Because much of the destruction and violence has taken place under the cover of darkness, we must continue a temporary nighttime curfew in coordination with the Cities of Minneapolis and Saint Paul,” he added.

‘This alone should turn people away from their ticket’

Many shocked X users commented on the above video, with one saying, “Wow, what an idiot! You’re on your own property not bothering anyone. That’s a dictatorship.” “So, they went through neighborhoods where families were to intimidate and shoot people on their front doorsteps, but allowed the rioters to riot with zero repercussions for days? Walz sounds like a pretty peaceful and decent guy,” one sarcastic user wrote, while another said, “Glimpse of the what a police state would look like under Kamala Harris & Tim Walz…that’s called communism, folks. Be afraid.”

“Given Harris’ record as AG, this is the most scary ticket we’ve ever seen,” one user said, while another wrote, “It was about power. Not your safety! This alone should turn people away from their ticket!” “How disgusting! These officers should be ashamed of themselves! They serve their Evil Government and Not the citizens!” wrote one user.

MINNEAPOLIS — In 2022, Democratic U.S. Rep. Ilhan Omar narrowly defeated her Democratic primary challenger, winning by less than 2,500 votes.

As the polls close Tuesday night, Don Samuels — a community leader and former Minneapolis City Council member — is hoping the second time is the charm. He is once again challenging Omar for her seat.

Omar represents Minneapolis and some of its suburbs in the Fifth Congressional District.

Omar is the third member of the progressive “Squad” in the U.S. House — an influential group of progressive, anti-establishment representatives — to face a significant primary challenge this year.

Both Rep. Cori Bush of Missouri and Rep. Jamaal Bowman of New York City suffered surprising defeats by candidates who appeared more moderate and pro-Israel in their campaigns.

Bush and Bowman’s opponents received significant financial backing from AIPAC, a major pro-Israel lobbying organization in the U.S.

Like Bush and Bowman, Omar is highly critical of Israel and the nation’s war in Gaza. However, AIPAC has not bankrolled Samuels’ campaign against Omar this year. Omar has out-fundraised and out-polled Samuels throughout the campaign.