People online protest as ex-officer responsible for George Floyd death has bail at $500,000.
GEORGE FLOYD DEATH – Minneapolis Ex-Officer Derek Chauvin has a bail amounting $500,000 which sparked fury and protest online.
Tightly pinned down in the neck on that hard pavement floor on the street, everyone in that scene saw how for several minutes, the handcuffed George Floyd fought for his life by begging the police officer pinning him down to loosen up because he can’t breath and that everything is aching.
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Many people saw how the black man pleaded and eventually died of choking being in that miserable situation under the Minneapolis ex-officer Derek Chauvin. What was even heart-breaking for many people is that despite the man has already lost his consciousness under him, the cop remained his stance with his knees in between Floyd’s neck.
The police officer lost his job and what happened has ignited protest across the USA. And now, in a report from CNN, people’s anger just got heightened up after it has been reported that ex-Minneapolis has a bail at $500,000. This is according to the filed criminal complaint at the 4th Judicial District Court of Minnesota.
And on Friday night as well, Chauvin’s wife, Kellie Chauvin, filed for divorce. She expressed condolences to the family of Floyd through her lawyer.
Here are some of the reactions of angered netizens from Twitter regarding this matter:
there’s no excuse, this should be an automatic life sentence
…WE DON’T EVEN KNOW WHO WE SHOULD TRUST ANYMORE.
He knew what he was doing. THIS WAS INTENTIONAL
choking him for eight minutes while he was saying he couldn’t breathe was not an accident.
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