https://minnesotareformer.com/2022/02/04/2-swat-team-members-involved-in-jaleel-stallings-case-were-part-of-locke-raid/
Two officers on a SWAT team that was caught on body camera video firing at citizens without warning from an unmarked cargo van just days after the police killing of George Floyd were involved in the raid that led to the police killing of Amir Locke Wednesday morning.
A Minneapolis police report says police officers Kristopher Dauble and Nathan Sundberg were on two SWAT teams that executed search warrants on the Bolero Flats apartments, where 22-year-old Locke was shot and killed after being awakened as he slept on a couch.
The report indicates Sundberg was on the SWAT team with officer Mark Hanneman that entered the apartment where Hanneman shot and killed Locke. Dauble was listed as a member of a second SWAT team on the scene.
Dauble and Sundberg were on the SWAT team that roamed Lake Street in a van five days after Floyds murder, randomly firing 40mm marking rounds at citizens as police struggled to regain control of the city after days of riots, looting and arson.
One person they fired at was Jaleel Stallings, who fired back with his gun because he thought they were the white supremacists the governor had warned the public about. Stallings, a military veteran with a gun permit, later said he purposely missed the people in the van, and only realized they were police officers when they jumped out of the van yelling shots fired! He dropped his pistol and laid flat on the ground, hands out. Two officers beat him.
A Hennepin County jury later acquitted Stallings of eight charges, including attempted murder of police officers, after a judge allowed him to claim self-defense.