Stephanie Pratt slammed by fans for 'shoot the looters' tweet, reminded of shoplifting past

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Stephanie Pratt commented on the protests following George Floyd’s brutal death at the hands of a white police officer, and fans are not happy about what she had to say. “Shoot the looters,” Stephanie wrote, in reference to people who broke into stores and stole goods amidst the riots. “[They’re] using this tragedy as their excuse to rob and burn all of our towns down.”

The Hills star Stephanie Pratt has been slammed by fans on social media after criticizing protests over George Floyd’s death. Floyd’s death last Monday sparked week-long protests and unrest in cities across the U.S., with Derek Chauvin, an officer shown kneeling on his neck in video footage, facing a third-degree murder charge and three other officers dismissed.

Stephanie Pratt came under fire for suggesting violence against looters amid the nationwide protests over the death of George Floyd.