Curtis Coats, who regularly eats at Milda's cafe with friends from church, says he's angry and frustrated by Philando Castile's shooting death. 'I believe there's profiling as well'On the opposite side of the table the group's pastor, Howard Bell, says nothing much has changed in decades. At Milda's café, an institution in north Minneapolis, emotions were still raw for some on Saturday morning, just days after Philando Castile's shooting death by a police officer. "This area has had a long history of racial divide, of economic divide, of police scrutiny, and I believe there's profiling as well." Talk about Castile's death has left many with questions about racial profiling, accountability and whether justice will be served.

Source: CBC News July 09, 2016 23:46 UTC