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Posted on Jun 6, 2020

Lawyer says ex-Minneapolis officer Derek Chauvin illegally voted in Florida, asks Aramis Ayala to...

LTC Eugene Chu

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"A man running for election supervisor in Pinellas County is asking Orange-Osceola State Attorney Aramis Ayala pursue charges against Derek Chauvin, the Minneapolis ex-cop accused of killing George Floyd, alleging he voted illegally in two Florida elections."

Lawyer says ex-Minneapolis officer Derek Chauvin illegally voted in Florida, asks Aramis Ayala to...

Posted from orlandosentinel.com

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Posted 4 y ago

Responses: 5

Capt Gregory Prickett

Posted 4 y ago

For MCPO Collins, it doesn't line anyone's pocket. Chauvin doesn't have a job any more, so he's not paying for an attorney, and court-appointed attorneys don't get paid much.

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MCPO Roger Collins

Posted 4 y ago

All this proves is, as we already know, voter fraud happens. The guy will be in prison for 30-40 years for killing Floyd. I doubt he will live for the first, doe to prison justice. All this does is line some ambulance chasers pocket.

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SGT David A. 'Cowboy' Groth

Posted 4 y ago

Interesting piece of news s

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