Derek Chauvin
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Crime John Turscak was serving a 30-year sentence, and had only two years left when he stabbed Chauvin 22 times.
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Politics Darnella Frazier was honored with a special citation by the Pulitzer Prize Board for her video showing George Floyd's murder.
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TV The two tragic murder cases are set to receive some extra witnesses.
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Politics Ben Crump, George Floyd's family attorney, claims that he has been informed that the three other officers involved in Floyd's murder will be charged.
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Politics George Floyd died as a result of asphyxia from sustained forceful pressure, independent medical examiners have determined.
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Pop Culture The often outspoken rapper's reaction to Chauvin's guilty verdict had the internet unleashing jokes.
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Crime Prosecutors are looking to have all four cops charged as part of the same trial.
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Crime The three officers that stood by as Derek Chauvin murdered George Floyd are found guilty of violating Floyd's rights.
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Pop Culture "I pray that next time he kneel down, he's kneeling down to help someone up and not hold them down," she expressed.
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Pop Culture Minnesota's Attorney General condemned acts of violence against incarcerated individuals, regardless of their crimes.
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Random Amidst widespread protests against police brutality and George Floyd's death, the LAPD is investigating why a bloody pig head was left outside its infamous Rampart Station.
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Politics Three former police officers involved in the murder of George Floyd have had their bail amounts set at $1 million.
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Crime Reportedly, inmate John Turscak told correctional officers that he would have killed Chauvin if they hadn't intervened.
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Crime Derek Chauvin is no longer facing third-degree murder charges in George Floyd's case.
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Politics Derek Chauvin, Thomas Lane, J. Keung, and Tou Thao have pleaded not guilty to federal charges of violating George Floyd's rights.
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Mitch Findlay