J. Alexander Kueng, one of the police officers charged over the death of unarmed black man, George Floyd in the US was seen shopping in a viral video on Sunday.
Recall that Floyd was killed on May 25 after a former Minneapolis police officer, Derek Chauvin knelt on his neck for about 9 minutes while he was handcuffed, in the presence of three other officers which triggered protest as people call for justice and an end to racism.
Kueng who was released on a US$750,000 ($1.09m) bail on Friday night, was confronted while shopping for groceries.
He was confronted by another shopper who started recording him for being able to shop in peace after the horrific death of Floyd.
“What’s your name?” the woman asked while filming him.
“Oh, yeah that’s me,” Kueng confirmed his identity.
The woman questioned him for comfortably walking in public and he replied “I wouldn’t call it comfortably. I would just say getting necessities.”
He, however, did not respond when asked if he felt any remorse or wanted to apologise for taking part in the May 25 incident.
“You will be going back to jail…trust,” the woman said.
Kueng reportedly joined the Minneapolis Police Department in December 2019.
