George Floyd Murder
- Victim
- George Floyd
- Location
- Minneapolis, Minnesota
- Incident date
- May 25, 2020
- Case ID
- UV-000038
Case Overview
George Floyd Murder (2020). Derek Chauvin was convicted of second-degree murder in Minnesota in 2021 and later pleaded guilty to federal civil rights offenses.
CASE OVERVIEW George Floyd Murder concerns a homicide or multiple homicides in the United States. The primary recorded location is Minneapolis, MN. For older or multi-location investigations, this is a general marker rather than an exact crime-scene address.
DOCUMENTED LEGAL OUTCOME Derek Chauvin was convicted of second-degree murder in Minnesota in 2021 and later pleaded guilty to federal civil rights offenses.
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