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The jury has begun deliberations following closing arguments in the trial of Derek Chauvin, the fired Minneapolis police officer charged in George Floyd's death. The trial is nearing its end after more than 13 days of sometimes tense and emotional testimony at the heavily secured Hennepin County Government Center in downtown Minneapolis.
Judge Peter Cahill sent the jurors to deliberate after attorneys on both sides concluded lengthy closing arguments Monday. Jurors deliberated until 8 p.
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ET before adjourning for the evening without reaching a verdict. Prosecutors' closing argument in Chauvin case He also instructed jurors not to consider any "consequences or penalties" that may arise from the verdict. Cahill dismissed two alternate jurors from service, and the rest of the panel was then sequestered.
Prosecutor Steve Schleicher was first to deliver the statement Monday, urging jurors to focus on the video showing Chauvin pressing his knee into Floyd's neck for more than nine minutes. This was a homicide.
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The bystanders, he said, were strangers to Floyd, "randomly chosen by fate" to witness "a shocking abuse of authority — to witness a man die. It's exactly what you saw with your eyes. It's exactly what you knew. It's exactly what you felt in your gut.
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It's what you now know in Argument Against Tumor heart. This wasn't policing, this was murder. Derek Chauvin, right, and his attorney Eric Nelson listen to closing arguments by the prosecution. Nelson has argued a combination of Floyd's underlying heart Argiment, adrenaline and the fentanyl and methamphetamine he had ingested prior to the arrest amounted to a fatal combination. Nelson said Chauvin followed his training and didn't intentionally use unlawful force on Floyd. He called the case "tragic," but said it click an example of "officers doing their job in a highly stressful situation.]
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