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Brandon Mitchell, Derek Chauvin juror who attended pre-trial rally, may jeopardize guilty verdict

“I think they asked if I attended any protests for George Floyd or anything for police brutality. My answer was no because I hadn’t,” Mr. Mitchell told WCCO-TV in Minneapolis. “This particular march was more so for voting, voter registration. Getting people out to get out and vote for the presidential election that was upcoming a couple months afterward … This was the only thing I attended.” The march was held to commemorate the anniversary of Martin Luther King Jr.’s “I Have a Dream” speech, but the National Action Network billed it as the “Commitment March: Get Your Knee Off Our Necks,” and several members of the Floyd family spoke.

Chauvin juror defends participation in March on Washington after social media post surfaces

Chauvin juror defends participation in March on Washington after social media post surfaces In recent days, a photo of Brandon Mitchell that was originally posted on social media around the Aug. 28 event commemorating Martin Luther King Jr. s I Have a Dream speech began circulating online and on multiple news sites. Many online questioned his motive and its potential to fuel a possible appeal in Derek Chauvin s case. Written By: Chao Xiong / Star Tribune | 6:00 pm, May 3, 2021 × Brandon Mitchell, a juror in the Derek Chauvin trial for the death of George Floyd, speaks out about his experience. (Richard Tsong-Taatarii/Star Tribune/TNS)

A juror in the Derek Chauvin trial attended a protest last year with a shirt saying 'Get your knee off our necks,' possibly complicating the officer's guilty verdict

Brandon Mitchell said he had not attended any police-brutality protests, but a photo showed him at a police-accountability rally last year.

Derek Chauvin Juror Wore 'BLM' Shirt At A Rally; Will Verdict Change?

A juror in the Derek Chauvin trial attended a protest last year with a shirt saying 'Get your knee off our necks,' possibly complicating the officer's guilty verdict