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The judge immediately revoked Chauvin s bail and he was remanded to jail in handcuffs.Â
To reach its guilty verdicts the jury had to find the actions of the disgraced former Minneapolis police officer were a âsubstantial causal factorâ in Floydâs death and that the use of such force was unreasonable.
Tony Taylor, of Decatur, talks about the conviction of Derek Chauvin in the death of George Floyd. I hope this verdict sends a message to the politicians, I hope it sends a message to the whole world, added Taylor, who also hoped he would see no more cases of excessive use of force under color of authority. Just be fair with people, all people, he said. We ve got to change because we can t keep doing this, we can t afford to keep doing this to each other; it s crazy. Â
DECATUR â The recent school board election was historic in a national sense.
Banks is a Decatur native and graduate of Eisenhower High School, where she was active in student government, the Superintendent s Youth Advisory Council, and served on a committee to study the then-new uniform requirements in the high schools and make changes to the dress code in response to student requests.
In a 2012 Herald & Review story about those uniform requirements, Banks said students must learn to speak up and make their voices heard and she s been making hers heard ever since.
Banks was one of four candidates elected to the board Tuesday in a race that featured seven candidates, none of which were incumbents.
DECATUR â After listening to the 28 public comments and a lengthy discussion, the Decatur Board of Education on Tuesday rejected a $30,000 bonus for Jeff Dase, assistant superintendent for teaching and learning.
No board members attended the meeting in person, instead attending virtually through Zoom. Public comments, which were placed to the end of the board s agendas early in the pandemic, were moved back to the beginning of the meeting. This will be the agenda order going forward, so input can be heard prior to votes, said board President Beth Nolan.Â
During the board s discussion, member Courtney Carson asked for an explanation of the rationale behind the bonus for Dase, and though Superintendent Paul Fregeau had given an explanation for how bonuses are calculated for principals, he did not provide one for Dase s bonus.Â
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