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7 key takeaways from the Chauvin trial as the prosecution rests its case Crystal Hill The prosecution rested its case Tuesday against Derek Chauvin, the former Minneapolis police officer standing trial for murder in the death of George Floyd, arguing that Chauvin’s use of force to subdue Floyd was excessive and unjustified and ultimately killed him. The state wrapped up its case Monday with testimony from Dr. Jonathan Rich, a cardiologist at Northwestern Memorial in Chicago, use-of-force expert Seth Stoughton and Philonise Floyd, the victim’s younger brother. In his emotio...

  MINNEAPOLIS -- The defence began its case Tuesday at the murder trial of former Officer Derek Chauvin, seizing on a 2019 confrontation between police and George Floyd in which Floyd suffered dangerously high blood pressure and confessed to heavy use of opioid painkillers. Chauvin lawyer Eric Nelson has argued that Floyd died last May because of his illegal drug use and underlying health problems, not because Chauvin pinned him to the pavement with his knee. Moments after the prosecution rested its case Tuesday following 11 days of testimony and a mountain of video evidence, the defence...

WBAL Radio 1090 AM - WATCH LIVE: The defense is set to start its case today as the trial of Derek Chauvin continues

The Derek Chauvin Trial — Day 11 Anastasia Katz, American Renaissance, April 13, 2021 April 12, 2021: The family of George Floyd and their supporters wait after going through security to enter the Hennepin County Government Center. This is the third week of testimony in the Derek Chauvin trial. (Credit Image: © TNS via ZUMA Wire) Editor’s Note: See our coverage of the first day of the trial here, the second day here, and the third day here, the fourth day here, the fifth day here, the sixth day here, the seventh day here, the eighth day here, the ninth day here, and the tenth day...

‘Graphic and unedited’: Police violence against Black people is no mistake The killing of Daunte Wright in Minnesota should not be framed as an accident. Policing is violent. By Jeneé Osterheldt Globe Columnist,Updated April 13, 2021, 2 hours ago Email to a Friend Police officers formed a line as they faced off with demonstrators outside of the Brooklyn Center police station on April 12 in Minn. People took to the streets to protest after Daunte Wright, a 20-year-old Black man, was shot and killed by Brooklyn Center police officer Kimberly Potter during a traffic stop.Scott Olso...