Derek Chauvin makes first court appearance in George Floyd case; judge sets bail at $1.25M.
Chauvin’s attorney, Eric Nelson, did not object to the requirements and asked for a hearing to be set for June 29. The former officer did not enter a plea.
Video of the incident showed Chauvin putting his knee of Floyd’s neck for more than eight minutes, despiteThree other officers in the case were charged with aiding and abetting Chauvin and were granted bail last week. Floyd's death has inspired global protests against racial disparities in policing as well as police violence. Protests calling for police reform have been sustained for nearly two weeks across America, but have also popped up internationally in places such as London and Paris.last week after the Minnesota of Department of Human Rights filed a charge of discrimination against the department.
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