justice department has been forceful on this issue. in april, the doj charge the three man who killed aubry with federal hate crimes. they will be tried in federal court in february. that decision to federal on that boseman is part of a string of doj actions to investigate the killing of black citizens. like breonna taylor. like george floyd. in may, the doj decided to indict the officers involved in george floyd s murder as well. those officers were arraigned in september. they pled not guilty. they are at the trial for murdering george floyd, were one of the few times in history that a white police officer was found guilty of killing a black person. he was the first ever police officer to be convicted of killing a black person in minnesota. but to, many a felt like a surprise. an exception, despite the wealth of video evidence of that crime. earlier today, just after the georgia jury asked the court if it review video of ahmaud arbery s murder, one of the arbery family, ben crump,
blazened in stone above the supreme court, but a reality for all americans. and to be clear, the biden justice department has been forceful on this issue. in april, the doj charged the three men who killed arbery with federal hate crimes. they will be tried in federal court in february. that decision to federally indict those men was part of a string of doj actions to investigate the killings of black citizens like breonna taylor, like george floyd. in may, the doj decided to indict the officers involved in george floyd s murder, as well. they were arraigned in september. they pled not guilty. derek chauvin s trial for murdering george floyd was one of the fewer times in recent history that a white police officer was found guilty of killing a black person. he was the first-ever police officer to be convicted of killing a black person in minnesota.a but to many it felt like a surprise.ot an exception. despite the wealth of video evidence of that crime. earlier today, just after the geor
georgia bureau of investigation and in particular, the director. special agent richard dial. we do continuing live in brunswick outside the courthouse where arbery s killers have learned they will spend the rest of their lives behind bars after the georgia jury found all three of those men guilty, rejecting the jury rejecting their self-defense claims against the unarmed arbery. the governor of georgia, brian kemp, has released a statement. arbery was the victim of vigilantism that has no place in his state, as legal efforts continue to hold all accountable as responsible very hope the arbery family, the brunswick community, those in the state and around the nation who been following this case can now move forward on a path of healing and reconciliation. a live look outside the courthouse as we bring in former
simultaneously, tomorrow is the day that a georgia jury is likely to get the case in the trial of three men accused of chasing down and shooting to death a young man named ahmaud arbery. mr. arbery was an unarmed african-american man who was out jogging when three white men chased him down in two full-size pickup trucks and then shot him to death. they re claiming variously that they were trying to make a citizen s arrest and that it was some sort of self-defense killing.ul we re going to have more on that story tonight including what to expect from the defense as the jury gets that case. the reason we re going to be talking about that tonight is because this is the case where defense counsel keeps complaining to the judge in open court about the presence of too many black people, the presence of black pastors and other black people who have come to the courthouse to support mr. arbery s family. it appears to be a deliberately super inflammatory approach from the defense counsel, appar
deadline. vaccine requirements work. there s so much media attention to the reasons they might not work and the people who don t want them to work. but they work. more than 90% of federal workers got shots by the deadline. that happened today. also today, today was day two of of jury deliberations in the charlottesville trial. this is the trial where neo-nazis and white supremacist groups are being sued in a civil suit for having organized the violence that took place at the charlottesville rally in 2017. the jury has that case. they had it on friday. they had it for a full second day today. the jury has now started asking questions of the judge in that case. but we don t know what that means in terms of their deliberations. a ruling on the charlottesville case from that jury could come any day now. simultaneously, tomorrow is the day that a georgia jury is likely to get the case in the trial of three men accused of chasing down and shooting to death a young man named ahmaud