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Key takeaways from Day 8 of the Derek Chauvin trial

Key takeaways from Day 8 of the Derek Chauvin trial The Death of George Floyd: Day 8 recap of Derek Chauvin s trial Replay Video UP NEXT It wasn t just former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin s knee on the neck of George Floyd that contributed to the alleged excessive force applied in the fatal 2020 arrest of the 46-year-old Black man, a prosecution expert witness testified Wednesday. Los Angeles Police Department Sgt. Jody Stiger a veteran use-of-force trainer, who is testifying as a paid expert witness for the prosecution said his review of video evidence in Floyd s arrest indicated that Chauvin was also using a pain compliance technique on Floyd s handcuffed left hand.

Derek Chauvin Trial, April 7: Forensic Scientist Addresses Why She Didn t Initially Test Pill Found In Squad

Derek Chauvin Trial, April 7: Forensic Scientist Addresses Why She Didn’t Initially Test Pills Found In Squad CBS Minnesota 1 hr ago Syndicated Local – WCCO | CBS Minnesota MINNEAPOLIS (WCCO) Crime scene investigators took the stand Wednesday in the Derek Chauvin trial to talk about the evidence they’ve analyzed. At the center of testimony: Pills. Forensic scientist McKenzie Anderson described what they found inside George Floyd’s SUV and the police cruiser back in May of 2020. She pointed out why she initially missed seeing a white pill in the back seat, which is seen in photos from the first processing. “At the time I didn’t give it any forensic significance,” Anderson said. “The focus of it was processing the blood in the back seat.”

Opinion: Prosecutors are playing it smart in Derek Chauvin s trial

Opinion: Prosecutors are playing it smart in Derek Chauvin s trial CNN 2 hrs ago A lot of police officers have testified as witnesses in the murder trial of Derek Chauvin, a former Minneapolis police officer, charged with second-degree murder, third-degree murder and second-degree manslaughter in the death of George Floyd. So many have testified, in fact, that one could easily come away from watching the trial believing that prosecutors are overdoing it, and that calling so many duplicative witnesses might actually backfire. That s not the case. For reasons baked deeply into America s culture and its legal system, a conviction could be incredibly hard to secure in this case. It is in the prosecution s interest to overwhelm the jury with evidence from police officers.

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