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THE ANSWER WHAT WE FOUND Police arrested Chauvin last May, four days after George Floyd’s death. Chauvin spent four months in a Minnesota prison until October 2020, when court documents show he posted a $1 million bond and was released from custody.  Initially, Judge Peter Cahill ordered, among other things, that Chauvin not leave Minnesota without permission. But the judge amended Chauvin’s release conditions in October, citing “safety concerns.” One of those conditions is that Chauvin is only allowed to live in Minnesota or any bordering states, such as Wisconsin, Iowa, North Dakota or South Dakota.  “That is an unusual condition. And that’s specifically because of presumed concerns about safety,” said Rachel Moran, a professor at St. Thomas Law School in Minneapolis. “He previously had a house in Minnesota and his address had been released, many people knew about it, he couldn t go live there. So the idea is that he s living in an undisclosed location.”

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