That's the problem. I don't think demonizing the other 99.9% of officers is the solution.
Various forces have little internal secret rituals in which they all collude in murder. Above we have https://openvallejo.org/2020/07/28/vallejo-police-bend-badge... ; there's another example from NYPD: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23525224
Doctors very rarely turn out politically to defend the malpractice of other doctors.
It's still unclear to me how a small town officer, hundreds of miles away, is guilty for the crimes of people he has nothing to do with.
None of them would have faced charges without months of national protests! That's why there's a problem! And I don't just mean the others that were there, all eight hundred Minneapolis PD officers are to some extent complicit.
Protests are great. Let's protest more and get changes made. But protesting against police injustice doesn't mean demonizing the entire profession.
Meanwhile a reality check for you: https://twitter.com/ProfessorPenis/status/140430555390457036...
"the cops showed up with bear mace and rubber bullets for the protesters. THE PEOPLE administered aid. THE PEOPLE apprehended the driver. the cops did nothing but antagonize the crowd of people that were almost murdered."