ST. PAUL, Minn. — Three former Minneapolis police officers each were found guilty of violating George Floyd’s civil rights for not acting to save him from killer-cop Derek Chauvin. The jury, comprised of 12 people from nine different Minnesota counties, deliberated for about 13 hours before reaching its unanimous decision. .The three — J. Alexander Kueng ,Thomas Lane and Tou Thao — were instructed by U.S. Judge Paul Magnuson to return to court for sentencing after a pre-sentence investigation. In the meantime, they were free to go. Sentences under federal guidelines could be as much as 30 years
2000 street scene. Jury says three officers, even though all junior to lead cop Derek Chauvin, should have acted to save George Floyd.