(Originally aired 4/22/21) 

Former Minnesota police officer Derek Chauvin was found guilty of all three charges against him in the death of George Floyd. The prosecution told the jury to believe their eyes — referring to the video seen around the world showing Chauvin kneeling on top of Floyd. And the jury believed it. Making their decision after roughly 10 hours of deliberation. And the reaction from Salt Lake City to Minneapolis was immediate.

What does the verdict in this one compelling case mean for the ongoing movement to change policing?

Watch the full video version and to see the full transcript, go HERE.

(Originally aired 4/22/21)&nbsp;
Former Minnesota police officer Derek Chauvin was found guilty of all three charges against him in the death of George Floyd. The prosecution told the jury to believe their eyes &mdash; referring to the video seen around the world showing Chauvin kneeling on top of Floyd. And the jury believed it. Making their decision after roughly 10 hours of deliberation. And the reaction from Salt Lake City to Minneapolis was immediate.
What does the verdict in this one compelling case mean for the ongoing movement to change policing?
Watch the full video version and to see the full transcript, go <a href="https://ksltv.com/460530/ksl-next-steps-for-policing-after-derek-chauvin-verdict/">HERE.</a>

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What does the verdict in the Chauvin case mean for the ongoing movement to change policing?

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