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All lives matter, indeed. A St. Paul, Minn., police sergeant was placed on administrative leave after allegedly leaving a Facebook comment urging people to run over Black Lives Matter activists and offering advice on how to avoid prosecution. The post urges citizens to 'Run them over,' then offers step-by-step advice on how to report a hit-and-run to police so as not to be prosecuted. According to Fusion.net, the comment was linked to St. Paul police Sgt. Jeffrey M. Rothecker. St. Paul Mayor Chris Coleman released a statement online calling for an investigation into the post. Coleman said, “There is no room in the Saint Paul Police Department for employees who threaten members of the public."
