Minneapolis protesters spoke out in interviews, saying looting and violence is not being done in the name of George FloydProtesters in Minneapolis have condemned as “opportunistic” looting and violence taking place in cities across the US, saying it is not being done in the name of George Floyd, the 46-year-old African American man who was killed during an arrest this week.A police officer was charged with murder on Friday but Saturday night again saw widespread violence and unrest. In Minneapolis, some protesters spoke out in interviews with CNN, footage of which spread swiftly online.In one interview, a man who did not give his name addressed looters directly, saying: “Something is wrong with you.”He said: “This is what I’ve got to say to the people who are destroying things. If you really feel like you have to take an opportunity, like if you’re going to be opportunistic, something is wrong with you.“If you cannot stand up and fight the good fight and you want to be a cheater and go