California suspects arrested, released for pig's blood smeared on Derek Chauvin defense witness’ former home
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Three suspects were charged and released weeks after allegedly smearing pig's blood on a northern California home previously owned by a defense witness who testified in the trial for former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin, officials announced on Wednesday.
The home allegedly targeted by the women was previously owned by retired Santa Rosa police officer Barry Brodd – who testified in a Hennepin County courtroom last month that he believed Chauvin was justified in his use of force against George Floyd during his fatal arrest on May 25, 2020. Rowan Dalbey, Kristen Aumoithe and Amber Lucas(Santa Rosa Police Department) FILE - In this early Saturday, April 17, 2021, file photo, a Santa Rosa downtown district maintenance worker cleans the "Agraria" hand sculpture vandalized with what appeared to be blood outside the Santa Rosa Plaza in Santa Rosa, California. Three women have been arrested for allegedly vandalizing the one-time Northern California home of a former police officer who testified on behalf of the officer convicted of killing George Floyd by splashing pig blood on it and leaving a pig's head near the front porch. The women were also charged with smearing pig blood on the large hand statue in Santa Rosa Plaza and leaving a picture of a pig reading "Oink Oink."(Kent Porter/The Press Democrat via AP, File) Several days after Brodd’s public court appearance, Santa Rosa Police responded at 3:07 a.m. on April 17 to a residence in west Santa Rosa that had just been vandalized. The current homeowner told dispatchers those inside the residence were awakened by a group of people – all dressed in black – who threw a decapitated pig’s head on their front porch and splattered the animal’s blood on the front of their house before running away.
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