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After Floyds killing, legislation enforcement wages PR battle on social media

Misinformation, nation music and an ominous video warning in opposition to "lawlessness." Welcome to a post-Floyd legislation enforcement PR combat.
Misinformation, country music and an ominous video warning against "lawlessness." Welcome to a post-Floyd law enforcement PR fight.

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