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Derek Chauvin: police who forced George Floyd to breathe his last

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44-year-old police officer Derek Chauvin is the man seen in a viral video holding his knee on George Floyd’s neck for more than 8 minutes.

He was first fired and arrested a few days later and charged with third degree murder.

He is charged with third degree murder, which means without intent to kill, but with ‘perverse indifference.’

So it’s a little less than a murder charge, which would mean “yes, I did mean and move this person with intent to kill.”

In his 19-year career, Derek Chauvin had been the subject of 17 internal complaints, none of which resulted in any serious penalties.

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