June 1. 2020

Protests have erupted all over the world in places such as Britain, Germany and New Zealand, among other places, due to the murder of unarmed, defenseless black man, George Floyd, by white police officer, Derek Chauvin, and three of his co-workers in Minneapolis, Minnesota.

The murder set off protests and riots all across America, and then it spread to the world. All too often there is a tone deafness coming from segments of the U.S. government, but the world is loudly saying this is not okay. The U.S. government needs to listen and Congress needs to make changes to the law on a federal level, regarding police brutality.

George Floyd

For 5-years I have stated Congress needs to pass a police brutality act (Congress Needs To Enact Legislative Guidelines Regarding Police Brutality). Now look what it has come to in America - unprecedented protests, riots and economic loss. World history has taught us that if you push the public to breaking point, this is what happens. People are tired of "the same old same old" as the phrase goes. Police brutality has been going on for decades in America.

The charges in the case as Chauvin should be first degree murder (not third degree murder). It was recently revealed Chauvin knew Floyd, as he worked with him for a year doing security at a business. Chauvin and his fellow officers conspired to kill Floyd. Therefore, the charges should reflect this with additional counts for conspiracy to commit murder.

The coroner's office in Minnesota engaged in corruption in stating Floyd died from underlying health conditions such as hypertension. They took the public for complete fools. Like we didn't see Floyd get murdered on video. Today, a second autopsy performed by Dr. Michael Baden revealed Floyd "was in good health" and died from mechanical asphyxiation. This confirmed the police killed Floyd.

Police officer Derek Chauvin's mug shot after being arrested on third degree murder and manslaughter charges on Friday, March 29, 2020

Chauvin's wife, former Miss Minnesota, Kellie Chauvin, filed for divorce when he was arrested for the murder of Floyd. The couple have been married for 10-years. However, Floyd's murder has been too much for her to bear. She has expressed her condolences over his murder and stated through her lawyer that she is devastated.

In the meantime Chauvin was given $500,000 bail, but is still in police custody. The public is demanding Chauvin's fellow officers involved in the murder be arrested for the murder of Floyd as well.

STORY SOURCE

Beauty queen wife of Minneapolis cop Derek Chauvin files for DIVORCE on same day he is arrested and charged with George Floyd's murder and says she is 'devastated' for the dead man's family

Published: 00:36 EDT, 30 May 2020 | Updated: 23:59 EDT, 31 May 2020 - The wife of the white police officer charged with killing George Floyd has now filed for divorce from him, her lawyer said Friday. The announcement that Kellie Chauvin, a former Mrs. Minnesota winner, is seeking a divorce from Derek Chauvin comes on the same day that the fired cop was charged with murder over Floyd's death on Monday.

'This evening, I spoke with Kellie Chauvin and her family. She is devastated by Mr. Floyd’s death and her utmost sympathy lies with his family, with his loved ones and with everyone who is grieving this tragedy. She has filed for dissolution of her marriage to Derek Chauvin,' Sekula Law Offices said in a statement obtained by WCCO.

Kellie's lawyers said that she was 'devastated' by Floyd's death. Derek Chauvin (in uniform) is shown here in a still from a video taken Monday when he knelt on Floyd's neck during an arrest. 'While Ms. Chauvin has no children from her current marriage, she respectfully requests that her children, her elder parents, and her extended family be given safety and privacy during this difficult time.'...

https://www.dailymail.co.uk