Former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin’s 22½-year sentence for murdering George Floyd “reflects the seriousness” of the crime, Minnesota attorney general Keith Ellison said Sunday.
Former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin’s 22½-year sentence for murdering George Floyd “reflects the seriousness” of the crime, Minnesota attorney general Keith Ellison said Sunday. “Given the particular cruelty, the abuse of trust, committing this crime in a group, in front of kids — this sentence works,” Ellison said during an interview with ABC News. “Now, you can’t replace the life of George Floyd, so true satisfaction is simply not available to us.
