Seattle Seahawks receiver Doug Baldwin has received death threats over statements on training policies for police officers: espn

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Seattle Seahawks receiver Doug Baldwin has received death threats over statements on training policies for police officers

Seattle Seahawks receiver Doug Baldwin has received death threats over statements on training policies for police officers

Seahawks WR Doug Baldwin explains Seattle's decision to interlock arms during the national anthem, the message he wants to get across and the importance of San Francisco 49ers QB Colin Kaepernick initiating the conversation.(2:31)Seattle Seahawks wide receiver Doug Baldwin said during an interview with "60 Minutes Sports'' that he has received death threats since demanding that attorneys general in all 50 states review their training policies for police officers."I had a few," Baldwin said, according to a transcript of the interview that was released Friday.
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Seahawks Doug Baldwin says he's received death threats

Seahawks Doug Baldwin says he's received death threats

Updated: Sep 30, 2016 - 5:57 PMSeattle Seahawks' receiver, and son of a policeman, Doug Baldwin told "60 Minutes Sports" that he has received death threats after taking a stance on police shootings.Since the home opener, the Seahawks stood together linking arms during the national anthem on game day – in what Baldwin called a "demonstration of unity."The Seahawks' demonstrations come as a number of athletes have followed the lead of 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick.Kaepernick refused to stand for the playing of the national anthem in protest of what he deems are offenses against African-Americans and other minorities.