The disgraced ex-cop, who’s set to be sentenced on June 25, would technically face up to four decades behind bars but was expected to get significantly less time because, among other things, he’s a first-time offender. But prosecutors asked for an upward departure from the state’s sentencing guidelines, citing five aggravated factors at the time of Floyd’s death in Minneapolis on May 25, 2020.
Derek Chauvin can face longer sentence over aggravating factors in George Floyd murder, judge rules
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