On April 13, 2023, the Minneapolis City Council approved nearly $9 million in settlements for two individuals who had previously been victimized by former police officer Derek Chauvin prior to the infamous killing of George Floyd in May 2020. This decision arose from lawsuits alleging excessive force by Chauvin during arrests in 2017. John Pope Jr. received $7.5 million, and Zoya Code received $1.375 million, highlighting a concerning history of Chauvin's misconduct prior to Floyd’s death. Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey expressed that had Chauvin been disciplined earlier, Floyd's death could have potentially been avoided, stating Chauvin "should have been fired in 2017"
This payout reflects ongoing scrutiny of the Minneapolis Police Department and systemic failures that allowed Chauvin to continue his aggressive tactics unchecked. Critics argue that the settlements underscore an need for broader police reforms
Article Bias: The article portrays Derek Chauvin in a negative light, emphasizing his alleged history of excessive force, but does not provide his perspective on the incidents described.
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Article Bias: The article discusses the Trump administration's decision to drop investigations into policing reforms, contrasting it with the Biden administration's approach and emphasizing tensions over police accountability, reflecting a critical view of the Trump administration's actions without overtly partisan language.
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