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   George Floyd’s family is speaking out in the third year since   
   his murder sparked a movement.   
      
   In a new interview, LaTonya Floyd, sister of George, offered   
   mercy to ex-cop Derek Chauvin, who was convicted of violating   
   her brother’s civil rights.   
      
   “I’m not saying that it’s okay what he did — it’s not,”   
   expressed LaTonya to PEOPLE. “But I pray that the next time he   
   kneels down, it’s to help someone up, instead of holding them   
   down. I hope he finds peace within himself. I pray for him. I   
   do.”   
      
   She continued to explain how Chauvin has never directly offered   
   any atonement to her family.   
      
   “He has never apologized,” she explained after detailing that he   
   expressed condolences at his sentencing. “He’s not one time   
   never ever, ever apologized to us.”   
      
   “I’m gonna just tell you as well as the rest of the world that I   
   found it in my heart. I made peace with myself to forgive him   
   because if our higher power didn’t forgive us, we would be   
   nothing. I’m not saying it’s okay, what he did. But for me to go   
   forth and make peace with myself and my life, I have to do that.”   
      
   In June 2021, Judge Peter Cahill ordered Chauvin to serve 22.5   
   years behind bars with credit for 199 days served after he was   
   convicted of second-degree unintentional murder, third-degree   
   murder, and second-degree manslaughter for the violent death of   
   Floyd.   
      
   In May 2022 on the two-year anniversary of Floyd’s violent   
   death, President Joe Biden signed the George Floyd Justice In   
   Policing Act. Measures include a national law enforcement   
   accountability database to track records of misconduct, a   
   mandate for all federal agents to wear and activate body cameras   
   while on patrol, a ban on chokeholds, a restriction on no-knock   
   warrants, the tightening of use-of-force policies to emphasize   
   de-escalation, and the duty to intervene to stop another officer.   
      
   In the meantime, niggers continue to rob stores blind resulting   
   in the violation of society in general's civil rights.   
      
   https://news.yahoo.com/george-floyd-sister-says-derek-   
   174236767.html   
      
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