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Sacramento residents respond to Derek Chauvin’s sentencing
Updated: 12:39PM PST June 26, 2021
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Millie: A year and a month ago. George Floyd was killed by Minneapolis lice officer Derek Chauvin. Chauvin reigned for 22 and a half years which resulted in mixed feelings among those in our area >> As a person of color I feel that nothing is really right enough that I will stay that way. >> I think he deserves more than that, no one deserves what George Floyd went through >> It’s still shocking to this day, he showed no reaction and other people are sitting there watching a man die on the floor and it could happen at any time. Especially people of my color and it scares a lot of PEOE.PL I just think he should definitely get more time. Melanie: Community Faith Leader Pastor MARK MEEKS OF CITY CHUR OF SACRAMENTO ALSO WEIGHTS IN. >> There is no number in my estimation that would create a level of satisfaction but at the same time tradition teaches me that there is a call for justice when people are hurt or hurt. Miliani: Pasteur Mix explains how the video saw a scientist around the murder of George Floyd, and interacted with him and countless others. >> He was killed once. Once. That’s all I could see to say it was annoying no juice but it was PUH. Melanie: That’s right. Pastor Maxi is looking to find the positive, like the calls for justice for Floyd that have been seen in Sacramento and in cities that include the country. >> It was led by my community. COMNI.MU African American BUT he was black, white, brown, all ages all tenses. Melanie: Others also hope that Chauvin’s conviction and sentencing will lead to change. >> The win here is that at LEA it was acknowledged that someone had had consequences for these kinds of actions, so hopefully they stop triggering RWARFOD. >> I think the awareness that happened was massive in everything that really led to a positive change and like Owens said. AR >> Consciously, it can, it cannot always be necessary but it can change. I am an optimistic person. Melanie: MELANIE WINGO, KCRA 3 NE. Walter: Putting all this in the context of Chauvin’s own belief, is a rare occurrence. According to the ASSOCTEIA press, only 11 non-federal law enforcement officers have been convicted of murder for the sinful murders.
Sacramento residents respond to Derek Chauvin’s sentencing
Updated: 12:39PM PDT on June 26, 2021
Former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin was sentenced to 22 and a half years in prison Friday for the murder of George Floyd, sparking protests and demonstrations across the country, and this sentence is one of the longest prison terms imposed on an American police officer in the United States. Kill a black person. KCRA 3 Talk to People About Sacramento To get their thoughts on this latest stage in the case against Chauvin, watch more in the video above.
Sacramento, California –
Former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin was sentenced to 22 and a half years in prison Friday for the murder of George Floyd, sparking protests and demonstrations across the country.
The sentence is one of the longest prison terms ever imposed on an American police officer for the murder of a black person
KCRA 3 spoke with people across Sacramento to get their thoughts on this final stage in the case against Chauvin.
Watch more in the video above.
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