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Jury selection is 1st battleground at trial in Floyd s

Judge halts jury selection in Derek Chauvin murder trial as prosecutors seek to ADD third-degree murder charge in killing of George Floyd over fears he might walk free after just four years if only convicted of manslaughter Jury selection was set to begin on Monday in the murder trial of former cop Derek Chauvin in Minneapolis But judge delayed proceedings by 24 hours as prosecutors sought to reinstate third-degree murder charge  Chauvin is charged with second-degree murder and second-degree manslaughter in death of George Floyd On May 25, Chauvin was videotaped as he pressed his knee into George Floyd s neck during an arrest

Dozens rally days before Derek Chauvin s is put on trial for murder in George Floyd s death

Minneapolis braces for Derek Chauvin s trial

Minneapolis spends more than $1M on barricades ahead of Derek Chauvin trial next week for murder of George Floyd as local businesses fear repeat of BLM rioting Barbed wire and metal barricades have already been erected around the Hennepin County Courthouse where Chauvin s murder trial is set to start Monday with jury selection City, state and federal leaders held their last security briefings Thursday just days before the trial kicks off Dubbed Operation Safety Net , the multi-agency security plan includes closures of certain public buildings and streets, extra security from cops and National Guard troops and a public communication plan 

Trial in Killing of George Floyd Spurs Minneapolis to Prepare for Unrest

Trial in Killing of George Floyd Spurs Minneapolis to Prepare for Unrest © Jenn Ackerman for The Wall Street Journal Mohammed Wazwaz at the fortified entrance to his shop. MINNEAPOLIS As the trial of a former police officer charged in the killing of George Floyd nears, Minneapolis is launching a massive security effort to try to prevent a repeat of the rioting and looting that took hold of the city last summer. Activist groups like Black Lives Matter have said they plan to protest peacefully during the trial but can’t rule out the possibility of civil unrest breaking out in the event of an acquittal. Minnesota Public Safety Director John Harrington said in a briefing Monday that he is coordinating with federal officials to monitor the possibility of extremist groups trying to disrupt the trial but that there is no known imminent threat.

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