Chicago police officer Jason Van Dyke convicted of second-degree murder for killing Laquan McDonald

Chicago - White Chicago police officer Jason Vandaik was convicted on the second degree murder on Friday four years after he shot a 17-year-old black man with a knife

After the authorities released the video, violence caused a violent demonstration in the streets.

Chicago police officer Jason Van Dyke was convicted of murder in 2014 for killing a black teenager Rakuan McDonald 's. Van Dyke was also convicted of the crime of 16 worse batteries and he was prosecuted each time he was shot at McDonald's. Do you want to support 1A? Offer to the local public radio station and subscribe to our podcast. Is there a problem? Please find us on Twitter @ 1a. Red state Blue wave These are the phrases that we have recently heard. Political journalist Steve Kornacki said that this is not new. He said that this was the 1990s when it brought us politics of polarization today. In his new book "Red and Blue: The Birth of Political Tribesism" in his 1990s, Korunakki has been native stories for decades. Do you want to support 1A? Offer to the local public radio station and subscribe to our podcast. Is there a problem? Please find us on Twitter @ 1a

On Friday, when the jury shot a black boy in 2014 the white Chicago policeman confirmed the second murder guilty. Police officer Jason Van Dyke was a 13-year-old veteran who shot a 17-year-old Laquan McDonald who stabbed a police car's tire with a knife. The officers surrounded him in the streets of the city and waited for someone to carry him with a stun gun. The squad's car video showed that McDonnell left the police when Van Dyck launched 16 shells. In the trial, Van Dyke said the video did not show his point of view, he believed that his life is in danger.