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    U.S.

    Here’s a timeline of events after the murder of George Floyd.

    By Colbi Edmonds

    After his death, the area where George Floyd was killed was transformed into a memorial in Minneapolis.
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    U.S.

    Justice Dept. to Release Minneapolis Police Review After George Floyd Murder

    The investigation was launched after Mr. Floyd was murdered during an arrest in 2020, touching off protests nationwide.

    By Mitch Smith, Glenn Thrush and Ernesto Londoño

    PRINT EDITIONJune 16, 2023
    Community members gathered at the spot where George Floyd died a year after he was killed in Minneapolis.
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    U.S.

    What Has Happened in Minneapolis Since George Floyd Was Murdered

    A 2022 state review found that racial discrimination was endemic in the Police Department.

    By Adeel Hassan

    PRINT EDITIONSince Floyd’s Murder, Minneapolis and Its Police Have Come Under Scrutiny|June 18, 2023, Page A22
    Demonstrators celebrated the guilty verdict in the trial of Derek Chauvin for the murder of George Floyd at a memorial created for Mr. Floyd, in April 2021.
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    U.S.

    Former Officer Gets More Than 4 Years in Final Sentencing for Police Killing of George Floyd

    Tou Thao, who worked for the Minneapolis Police Department, held back bystanders as other officers restrained Mr. Floyd in a way that led to his death.

    By Anna Betts

    PRINT EDITIONFinal Ex-Officer Is Sentenced for Role in Floyd Killing|August 8, 2023, Page A16
    Former Minneapolis police officer Tou Thao, left, and his attorney Robert Paule outside the Federal Courthouse in 2022 in St. Paul, Minn.

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    U.S.

    An Insider’s View of the George Floyd Murder Trial

    Minnesota’s attorney general, Keith Ellison, who jotted notes to himself daily as he oversaw the prosecution, has written a book about the case.

    By Julie Bosman

    PRINT EDITIONAn Insider’s View of an Officer’s Murder Conviction in the Floyd Case|May 21, 2023, Page A17
    Keith Ellison, attorney general of Minnesota, at George Floyd Square in Minneapolis.
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    U.S.

    Ex-Officer Guilty of Abetting Manslaughter in George Floyd’s Killing

    A judge in Minneapolis ruled that the former officer, Tou Thao, was guilty of aiding and abetting manslaughter in the killing of Mr. Floyd in 2020.

    By Amanda Holpuch

    PRINT EDITIONLast Officer In Floyd Case Is Convicted For Abetting|May 4, 2023, Page A15
    Tou Thao was the last of the four officers with unresolved criminal charges in the death of George Floyd.
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    U.S.

    This Prosecutor Pledged to Change George Floyd’s City. Her Critics Are Circling.

    Mary Moriarty, a former chief public defender, became the top prosecutor in Minneapolis, promising an overhaul. Now she faces criticism, including from fellow Democrats.

    By Ernesto Londoño

    PRINT EDITIONA Prosecutor’s Vow to Change Minneapolis Meets Resistance|April 15, 2024, Page A1
    Mary Moriarty was elected Hennepin County attorney promising change.
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    New York

    New York to Pay $13 Million Over Police Actions at George Floyd Protests

    The city settled a major class-action lawsuit that said unlawful police tactics had violated the rights of more than 1,000 people who protested after Mr. Floyd’s killing.

    By Colin Moynihan

    PRINT EDITIONNew York to Pay Record $13.7 Million Over Police Actions at Protests|July 21, 2023, Page A16
    The settlement resolves one of several cases to emerge from the 2020 protests in New York City, which saw mass arrests, the use of pepper spray and incidents of property damage and looting.
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    U.S.

    Watch our video investigation of how Minneapolis police officers killed George Floyd.

    By The New York Times

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    U.S.

    Police Officers Are Charged With Crimes, but Are Juries Convicting?

    Since the death of George Floyd, a national movement promised sweeping justice reform. So far, police prosecutions have resulted in a mixed bag of convictions, acquittals and a mistrial.

    By Audra D. S. Burch and Kelley Manley

    PRINT EDITIONMixed Verdicts In Police Trials Signal Unease|January 2, 2024, Page A1
    Protesters gathered after the verdict was read in the Manny Ellis case in Tacoma, Wash.
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