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Kellie Chauvin – Derek Chauvin According to redacted court documents made public this week, a Minnesota judge has approved a divorce settlement between the former Minneapolis police officer who killed
George Floyd and the former officer’s wife.
The divorce of
Derek Chauvin and
Kellie Chauvin was finally granted on Tuesday, just months after Washington County District Judge Juanita Freeman rejected a prior agreement that transferred most of the couple’s assets to Chauvin’s wife. The judge explained at the time that the transfer of most assets to one party could be a “badge of fraud,” CBS news site notes.
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A judge approved the divorce of former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin and Kellie Chauvin, but under secret terms due to heavy redaction of the documents, numerous sources reported.
Kellie Chauvin filed for divorce days after her husband was charged with murdering George Floyd in May. A redacted version of the court documents was released Thursday to the public after Washington County District Judge Juanita Freeman granted the divorce Tuesday, Star Tribune reported. The couple married in 2010 and have no children together.
Details of the settlement weren’t made public in order to protect sensitive information, making it impossible to determine the terms of the settlement. The initial divorce announcement caused speculation that the couple was trying to protect assets from civil litigation.
Prosecutors on Thursday asked Judge Peter Cahill to reinstate a third-degree murder count against the former Minneapolis police officer charged in the death of George Floyd, saying an appellate court decision from earlier this week sets legal precedent that shows the count is appropriate.
Derek Chauvin faces trial in March on one count of second-degree murder and one count of manslaughter. Last October, Cahill dismissed a third-degree murder charge, saying that in order to prove that count, prosecutors would have to show Chauvin’s intentional conduct was “eminently dangerous to others” and not specifically directed at Floyd.
But on Monday, a three-judge panel from the state Court of Appeals came to a different conclusion when it upheld the third-degree murder conviction against former Minneapolis officer Mohamed Noor, who is serving a 12½-year sentence for the 2017 shooting death of Justine Ruszczyk Damond, an unarmed Australian woman who had called 911 to report a possible
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