Other users took to Twitter claiming that the fired, and now arrested, officer had fled from Minnesota to his west Orange County home following protests outside of his house in Oakdale, Minnesota against his abuse of power after he killed Floyd—who was not only unarmed but handcuffed and laying on the ground, begging for his life. Despite the news that Chauvin was actually in custody, protestors continued to stand outside of his home, angry at the fact that it took so long for officials to place the officer under arrest. They also wanted to stand in solidarity to show their support for Floyd. The protestors carried signs that say “Justice for George” and “He said I can’t breathe” in reference to some of Floyd’s last words heard in the disturbing video, reporters indicate.Derek Chauvin fled to florida, here's the address:
Your turn Florida! pic.twitter.com/A0z9alqmwZ — NATE ROZE? (@nxteroze) May 29, 2020
7330 brightland street
Windermere, Florida 34786
One of the protestors also scrawled “murderer” and “Justice for George Floyd” in chalk on the sidewalk outside of the home. While one neighbor told reporters that “all hell broke loose,” the protest has been peaceful the entire time. Despite so many people being present, and emotions being so high, local deputies said, “OCSO has had no issues with anyone on scene,” WFTV reports. Orange County Sheriff John Mina even came out denouncing the actions of the police officers responsible for Floyd’s death on Twitter.News spread that fired Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin was arrested for the death of George Floyd. Demonstrators stood outside Chauvin’s family vacation home in Central Florida, they say, to say it is time for humanity to address the injustices and begin to heal. pic.twitter.com/AhD9UV4BAA — Greg Angel (@NewsGuyGreg) May 29, 2020
Meanwhile, in Minnesota, Chauvin has been charged with third-degree murder and manslaughter, but none of the other three officers have yet to be charged for their involvement in the killing. Protestors Swarm Killer Cop Derek Chauvin’s Florida Home Amid Reports That He Fled Minnesota Following Backlash to George Floyd’s Death is a post from: Gossip On This - Pop Culture, News & VideosInexcusable, indefensible, and in my opinion unlawful. The video of #GeorgeFloyd dying is tragic and very sad. We must hold those responsible accountable for their actions. Our profession must improve… Now. — Sheriff John Mina (@SheriffMina) May 27, 2020