Who is Derek Chauvrin?
 

My curiosity got the best of me so I just started to look into his background. This guy should not have been a cop!

https://www.kctv5.com/what-we-know-a...d09e415cb.html

Derek Chauvin: What we know about the officer at center of George Floyd's death - Bring Me The News

He is a loser

He is a racist

He was a cop

He'll soon be in prison

Someone that should be taken out of jail and place smack in the center of all the Protesters....
Tear Him Up! - Tear Him Up! - Tear Him Up! - Tear Him Up!

Did he have a home in the same complex as Tiger Woods in Orlando? If so, I don't know how you would do that on a police salary.

Maybe she got the gold mine and he got the shaft?????:ohdear:

Every profession got those types. I knew quite few that shouldn’t of been jet engine mechanic’s, but the slide through system. When unionized it nearly impossible to weed them out IMO.

He’s a POS. There’s just no way to excuse away his actions. I’d be irate if I was a cop. Gives them all a bad name/image when IMHO the vast majority are doing great work in an extremely difficult job.

He had a home in the town of Windmere. Tiger used to live in Isleworth which is a gated community in Windmere. I doubt that the Chauvin's condo was in Isleworth.

not to worry. he won't last long in prison

I agree, but we’re going to have problems until cops stop protecting these racists. The good cops need to speak out and insist on criminal prosecutions of these terrible people. If they don’t, then they are part of the problem.

background checks for all cops.....weed em out

ain't that the truth

Smooth Operator
 

I wonder if this was a personal thing? They both were bouncers in the same club. Just fishing - no proof of anything.

Agree!
 

I used to believe that background checks were required before they could get into police academy. Obviously I was wrong.

He was wrong and he will pay for what he did. If they put him in general population in prison it will be lights out for him. There have been 22 incidents of Minn cop putting a knee on a suspects neck. Apparently this type of restraint was allowed. It’s not just the cops mode of behavior that has to change but also the police departments management for condoning this type of restraint.