GUILTY MN - George Floyd, 46, killed in police custody, Minneapolis, 25 May 2020 #21

  • #381
I thought he took a plea deal for these charges. But maybe I’m wrong!
I guess plea deal was for federal trial.

All these trials are so confusing!
 
  • #382
I guess plea deal was for federal trial.

All these trials are so confusing!
Right. As soon as I wrote that I thought that that was probably the case! It is confusing.
 
  • #383
I thought he took a plea deal for these charges. But maybe I’m wrong!

Yes, he took a plea deal, but has yet to be formally sentenced on his State charges. From my notes:

State charges:
Thomas Kiernan Lane (37/now 39) plead guilty to a state charge of aiding & abetting 2nd degree manslaughter. As part of Wednesday’s plea deal, Thomas Lane will have a count of aiding & abetting 2nd degree unintentional murder dismissed. Per plea will only serve 3 years in Federal prison currently with his federal sentence of violating Floyd’s civil rights.

and for his Federal charges:
Thomas Kiernan Lane (37/now 39) is charged with failure to provide Floyd with medical care. Plead not guilty. Released on $25K unsecured bonds. Found guilty on 2/24/22. Lane was sentenced (7/21/22) to 2 ½ years (30 mos) in Federal prison.
 
  • #384

August 18, 2022

George Floyd’s friend who was with him before he died while Minneapolis police were bringing him into custody indicated that he plans to plead the Fifth in the upcoming state trial for two of the ex-cops.

Morries Lester Hall, who was with Floyd before he was killed on May 25, 2020, has indicated that he intends to invoke his Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination again if called to testify in the upcoming trial of former officers, Tou Thao and J. Alexander Kueng, both of whom are charged with aiding and abetting second-degree murder and aiding and abetting second-degree manslaughter.

His public defender, Adrienne Cousins, wrote of Hall’s plan in a motion filed on Tuesday in Hennepin County District Court, the Minneapolis Star Tribune reported.
 
  • #385

Chauvin moved to Arizona federal pen in George …

Chauvin was taken Wednesday from a maximum-security prison in a Minneapolis suburb, where he often spent most of his day in a 10-by-10-foot cell, to the Federal Correctional Institution in Tucson, according to the Bureau of Prisons.

The Tucson facility houses 266 inmates, both male and female, as part of a larger complex that includes a high-security penitentiary and a minimum-security satellite camp.

Bureau of Prisons spokeswoman Randilee Giamussoau declined to detail the circumstances of Chauvin's confinement, citing privacy, safety and security concerns.

Experts said earlier that Chauvin was likely to be safer in the federal system. It typically houses less-violent inmates, and he'd be less likely to mix with inmates he had arrested or investigated as a Minneapolis police officer.

“It’s dangerous to be an officer in any prison,” former U.S. Attorney Tom Heffelfinger said after Chauvin was sentenced last month. “It’s even more dangerous in state prison because of the nature of the inmate population. There are gangs, for example. And police officers just don’t do well there. Those risks are reduced in a federal prison.”
 
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  • #387

Chauvin moved to Arizona federal pen in George …

Chauvin was taken Wednesday from a maximum-security prison in a Minneapolis suburb, where he often spent most of his day in a 10-by-10-foot cell, to the Federal Correctional Institution in Tucson, according to the Bureau of Prisons.

The Tucson facility houses 266 inmates, both male and female, as part of a larger complex that includes a high-security penitentiary and a minimum-security satellite camp.

Bureau of Prisons spokeswoman Randilee Giamussoau declined to detail the circumstances of Chauvin's confinement, citing privacy, safety and security concerns.

Experts said earlier that Chauvin was likely to be safer in the federal system. It typically houses less-violent inmates, and he'd be less likely to mix with inmates he had arrested or investigated as a Minneapolis police officer.

“It’s dangerous to be an officer in any prison,” former U.S. Attorney Tom Heffelfinger said after Chauvin was sentenced last month. “It’s even more dangerous in state prison because of the nature of the inmate population. There are gangs, for example. And police officers just don’t do well there. Those risks are reduced in a federal prison.”
I beg to differ-Wilmot has some pretty violent men there. That complex has had several huge riots there in the last several years.
 
  • #388
Not too sure this has been posted.

for Federal sentencings.

Lane:

503 Aug 16, 2022
SECOND AMENDED SENTENCING JUDGMENT as to Thomas Kiernan Lane (4). SENTENCED to Count(s) 3, Custody of BOP for 30 months; 2 years supervised release; $100 special assessment. Signed by Judge Paul A. Magnuson on 8/16/2022. (MMP) Modified text on 8/16/2022 (MMP).
Main Document Amended Judgment


Kueng:

467 Jul 27, 2022
SENTENCING JUDGMENT as to J Alexander Kueng (3). SENTENCED to Count(s) 2 and 3, Custody of the BOP for 36 months both counts to run concurrently; 2 years supervised release both counts to run concurrently; $200.00 total special assessment. Signed by Judge Paul A. Magnuson on 7/27/2022. (MMP)
Main Document Sentencing Judgment


Thao:

465 Jul 27, 2022
SENTENCING JUDGMENT as to Tou Thao (2). SENTENCED to Count(s) 2 and 3, Custody of the BOP for 42 months both counts concurrent; 2 years supervised release both counts concurrent; $200.00 total special assessment. Signed by Judge Paul A. Magnuson on 7/27/2022. (MMP)
Main Document Sentencing Judgment


link: Docket for United States v. Chauvin, 0:21-cr-00108 - CourtListener.com

from the above for Lane - looks like he got 2 years suspended, so he will spend only 6 months in prison.
 
  • #389

Sept. 7, 2022
Federal prosecutors will appeal a judge's sentences imposed on former Minneapolis police officers J. Alexander Kueng and Tou Thao for their role in violating George Floyd's civil rights.

Prosecutors on Wednesday filed notices that they will appeal the three- and 3½-year prison sentences that Senior U.S. District Judge Paul Magnuson gave Kueng and Thao, respectively, in July.

In a statement, the Justice Department said that the "government is complying with a legal requirement to file a notice of appeal by a certain date in order to preserve the right to appeal later."

Attorneys for Kueng and Thao filed their own notices of appeal to the Eighth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals last month.
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Without arguing for a specific sentence, the government wanted Magnuson to sentence Kueng and Thao below the term that Chauvin received but "significantly higher" than the five to six years prosecutors argued that Lane should have received.

In sentencing the two men, Magnuson cited a lower degree of culpability while casting a positive light on their character.
 
  • #390

Sept. 12, 2022
Attorneys for the state of Minnesota say Derek Chauvin’s appeal for George Floyd’s murder lacks merit as the former Minneapolis cop argues police officers cannot be convicted of assault because they are allowed to use reasonable force and putting a knee on someone’s neck is not consider deadly.

In the state’s 80-page brief submitted to the court on Sept. 7, private attorneys and prosecutors respond to “an industrial kitchen sink’s worth of arguments” by Chauvin’s lawyer, asking to either reverse his conviction, give him a trial in a new location or resentence him.


The state contends that the defense’s brief is “riddled with factual errors, half-truths, and inaccuracies large and small. The State cannot respond to each individually. But consider this: Chauvin still maintains that ‘[p]utting your knees on the back of a suspect’ cannot kill someone.’ ”
[.....]
Chauvin’s attorney William Mohrman argued that the media attention around the case, the riots and the announcement of a settlement with the city a month before the trial created prejudice in the case. Mohrman also contended that the media was “overwhelming hostile to Chauvin and law enforcement in general” and “the threat of violence” from an acquittal was “plain.”
[.....]
The “most telling” argument that Chauvin’s charges should stick, according to the state, is “Chauvin says the quiet part out loud, and argues that police officers cannot ever be convicted of assault. But the law authorizes officers only to use reasonable force. When officers use unreasonable force, the law holds them responsible.”



a lot more in article.
 
  • #391
Court docket updates:

for Chauvin:

09/02/2022 Appellate Exhibit List Index # 785

09/06/2022 Record Transmitted to Appellate Court

link: https://pa.courts.state.mn.us/CaseDetail.aspx?CaseID=1628106000


Thao:

09/13/2022 Correspondence Index # 599

09/13/2022 Discovery Disclosure Index # 600

09/13/2022 Affidavit of Service Index # 601

09/13/2022
e-Service
State of Minnesota
Served 09/13/2022

09/13/2022
e-Service
Thao, Tou
Served 09/13/2022

09/13/2022
e-Service
Thao, Tou
Served 09/13/2022

09/13/2022
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Thao, Tou
Served 09/13/2022

09/13/2022
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Thao, Tou
Served 09/13/2022

09/13/2022
e-Service
State of Minnesota
Served 09/13/2022

09/13/2022
e-Service
Thao, Tou
Served 09/13/2022

09/13/2022
e-Service
Thao, Tou
Served 09/13/2022

09/13/2022
e-Service
State of Minnesota
Served 09/13/2022

10/06/2022 Hearing (9:00 AM) (Judicial Officer Cahill, Peter A.)

10/07/2022 Hearing (9:00 AM) (Judicial Officer Cahill, Peter A.)

10/24/2022 Jury Trial (9:00 AM) (Judicial Officer Cahill, Peter A.)
01/05/2023 CANCELED Jury Trial (9:00 AM) (Judicial Officer Cahill, Peter A.) Other


link: https://pa.courts.state.mn.us/CaseDetail.aspx?CaseID=1628112172


Kueng:

08/29/2022 Proposed Jury Instructions Index # 607

08/29/2022
e-Service
State of Minnesota
Served 08/29/2022

08/29/2022
e-Service
Kueng, J Alexander
Served 08/29/2022

08/29/2022
e-Service
Kueng, J Alexander
Served 08/29/2022

09/13/2022 Correspondence Index # 608

09/13/2022 Discovery Disclosure Index # 609

09/13/2022 Affidavit of Service Index # 610

09/13/2022
e-Service
State of Minnesota
Served 09/13/2022

09/13/2022
e-Service
Kueng, J Alexander
Served 09/13/2022

09/13/2022
e-Service
Kueng, J Alexander
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09/13/2022
e-Service
Kueng, J Alexander
Served 09/13/2022

09/13/2022
e-Service
Kueng, J Alexander
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09/13/2022
e-Service
Kueng, J Alexander
Served 09/13/2022

09/13/2022
e-Service
Kueng, J Alexander
Served 09/13/2022

09/13/2022
e-Service
State of Minnesota
Served 09/13/2022

09/13/2022
e-Service
Kueng, J Alexander
Served 09/13/2022

09/13/2022
e-Service
Kueng, J Alexander
Served 09/13/2022

09/13/2022
e-Service
Kueng, J Alexander
Served 09/13/2022

09/13/2022
e-Service
State of Minnesota
Served 09/13/2022

10/06/2022
Hearing (9:00 AM) (Judicial Officer Cahill, Peter A.)

10/07/2022 Hearing (9:00 AM) (Judicial Officer Cahill, Peter A.)

10/24/2022 Jury Trial (9:00 AM) (Judicial Officer Cahill, Peter A.)
01/05/2023 CANCELED Jury Trial (9:00 AM) (Judicial Officer Cahill, Peter A.)
Other


link: https://pa.courts.state.mn.us/CaseDetail.aspx?CaseID=1628112184


Lane:

08/31/2022 Cash Bond Ordered Refunded Index # 567 (Judicial Officer: Cahill, Peter A. )

09/13/2022 Notice of Visual or Audio Coverage Index # 568

09/13/2022
e-Service
LANE, THOMAS KIERNAN
Served 09/13/2022

09/13/2022
e-Service
LANE, THOMAS KIERNAN
Served 09/13/2022

09/13/2022
e-Service
State of Minnesota
Served 09/13/2022

09/13/2022 Correspondence Index # 569

09/13/2022 Discovery Disclosure Index # 570

09/13/2022 Affidavit of Service Index # 571

09/13/2022
e-Service
LANE, THOMAS KIERNAN
Served 09/13/2022

09/13/2022
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LANE, THOMAS KIERNAN
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09/13/2022
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State of Minnesota
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09/13/2022
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LANE, THOMAS KIERNAN
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09/13/2022
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State of Minnesota
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09/13/2022
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LANE, THOMAS KIERNAN
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09/13/2022
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State of Minnesota
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09/13/2022
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LANE, THOMAS KIERNAN
Served 09/13/2022

09/13/2022
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LANE, THOMAS KIERNAN
Served 09/13/2022

09/21/2022 Sentencing (9:00 AM) (Judicial Officer Cahill, Peter A.)

link: https://pa.courts.state.mn.us/CaseDetail.aspx?CaseID=1628112177
 
  • #392
Wednesday, Sept. 21st:
*Sentencing Hearing (State) (@ am CT) - MN – George Perry Floyd, Jr. (46) (May 25, 2020, Minneapolis, arrested for forgery & killed in police custody) – only for *Thomas Kiernan Lane (37/now 39) was fired (5/26/20), arrested (6/3/20) & charged (6/4/20) with aiding & abetting 2nd degree murder-unintentional-while committing a felony & aiding & abetting 2nd degree manslaughter-culpable negligence creating unreasonable risk. Bond set at $1M for all or bond conditions @ $750K. Lane released (6/10/20) on $750K bond with conditions.
*Thomas Kiernan Lane (37/now 39) plead guilty to a State charge of aiding & abetting 2nd degree manslaughter. As part of Wednesday’s plea deal, Thomas Lane will have a count of aiding & abetting 2nd degree unintentional murder dismissed. Federal Case: Per plea deal received 2½ (30 months), with 2 years suspended in Federal prison. Will be transferred (8/30/22) to a low level prison camp in Colorado.
Bond conditions & court info from 6/3/20 to 5/13/22 reference post #311 here:
https://www.websleuths.com/forums/t...ody-minneapolis-25-may-2020-21.586952/page-16

5/18/22 Update: Petition to enter guilty plea (#542). Order-presentence investigation (#543). Probation referral notification (#544). Lane plead guilty to a state charge of aiding & abetting 2nd degree manslaughter. As part of Wednesday’s plea deal, Thomas Lane will have a count of aiding & abetting 2nd degree unintentional murder dismissed. In exchange for the plea, Lane agreed to a sentence of three years. The sentence will be served in a federal prison concurrently with his federal sentence for violating Floyd's civil rights. He has yet to be sentenced for either conviction. Sentencing hearing on 9/21/22.
5/18/22: Lane: Notice of visual or audio coverage (#545). Notice of visual or audio coverages (#546 & 547), correspondence (#548), Discovery disclosure (#549) & affidavit of service (#550). 5/20/22: Notice of visual or audio coverage (#551), Order-Other (#552), Order granting Pro Hac Vice (#553). 5/23/22: Notice of visual or audio coverage (#554), Memorandum (#555). 6/3/22: Discovery disclosure (#560). Affidavit of service (#561). 5/26/22: Motion to join motions (341 & 338) for reconsideration of defendant Lane's motion for judgement of acquittal, motion #337: to amend/correct motion for judgement of acquittal to include a due process violation, #288 Motion for Acquittal, #264 motion for acquittal modified. 8/31/22: Cash bond ordered refunded (#567). 9/13/22: Discovery disclosure (#570). 9/15/22: Notice of visual or audio coverage (#572). 9/19/22: Sentencing worksheet (#573). Pre-sentence investigation report (#574). 9/20/22 Order regarding visual or audio coverage (#575).
State charges:
*Tou Thao
(34/now 36) & *J. Alexander Kueng (26/now 28) – Pretrial hearings on 10/6 & 10/7/22. Trial set to begin on 10/24/22.
Trial set to begin on 10/24/22 with motions hearing & with jury selection. Opening statements will begin on 11/7/22. The jury won't be sequestered except for deliberations, but with security restrictions.
 
  • #393
  • #394
  • #395
Friday, Sept. 23rd:
*Pretrial Hearing (re Tax evasion) (@ 9am CT) - MN – *Derek Michael Chauvin (44/now 46) - charged (7/22/20) & arraigned (11/5/21) with 6 counts of aiding & abetting taxes-false or fraudulent returns-filed with commissioner & 3 counts aiding & abetting taxes-failure to file return, report, document. Plead not guilty.
Chauvin & his ex-wife, Kellie Chauvin are accused of underreporting their income by a total of $464,433 between 2014 & 2019, according to the complaint. That includes an alleged failure to report more than $95K over several years from Mr. Chauvin’s employment as a security guard at a bar. They owe a total of $37,868 in back taxes & penalties, according to a criminal complaint filed by the Washington County attorney’s office. Both Chauvin & his ex-wife each face nine felony charges, which each carry a maximum of five years in prison & a $10K fine.
Court info from 7/22/20 thru 11/5/21 reference post #281 here:
https://www.websleuths.com/forums/t...ody-minneapolis-25-may-2020-21.586952/page-15

1/21/22 Update: Attorney is unavailable, pretrial hearing rescheduled on 4/1/22 @ 1pm. 4/1/22 Update: Hearing held on record. Attorney unavailable. Next pretrial hearing on 7/1/22. 6/28/22 Update: Request for continuance needing judicial approval #38. Pretrial hearing rescheduled on 9/23/22.
MN - George Perry Floyd, Jr. (46) (May 25, 2020, Minneapolis, arrested for forgery & killed in police custody) - *Derek Michael Chauvin (44/now 45) – State Trial started on 3/29/21 & ended 4/21/21. Verdict: Guilty of all charges. Sentenced on 6/25/21 to 22½ years in prison. 9/23/21: Filed appeal. Will serve Federal sentence instead.
*Federal Case – 12/15/21: Plead guilty to Floyd & 14 yr. old charges. No sentencing date yet, but will probably be sentenced to 25 years in prison. Sentencing hearing on 7/7/22 & was sentenced to 21 years in Federal prison. He will serve the state & federal sentences concurrently in a federal prison. 8/24/22 Update: Chauvin was taken from a maximum-security prison in a Minneapolis suburb to the Federal Correctional Institution in Tucson, according to the Bureau of Prisons.
 
  • #396
Chauvin - tax evasion

Docket:
09/22/2022 Petition for Writ of Habeas Corpus Index # 40

09/22/2022 Proposed Order or Document Index # 41

09/22/2022
e-Service
Chauvin, Derek Michael
Served 09/22/2022

09/22/2022
e-Service
Chauvin, Derek Michael
Served 09/22/2022

09/22/2022
e-Service
Chauvin, Derek Michael
Served 09/22/2022

09/22/2022
e-Service
Chauvin, Derek Michael
Served 09/22/2022

09/22/2022 Writ of Habeas Corpus Index # 42 (Judicial Officer: Brosnahan, Helen R. )

09/23/2022 Pre-trial (9:00 AM) (Judicial Officer Hawley, Sheridan)
07/01/2022 Continued to 09/23/2022 - Other - Chauvin, Derek Michael
Result: Held On the Record

09/23/2022 Hearing Held Remote

09/23/2022 Notice of Remote Hearing with Instructions Index # 43

12/16/2022 Plea Hearing (1:00 PM) (Judicial Officer Hawley, Sheridan)

link: https://pa.courts.state.mn.us/CaseDetail.aspx?CaseID=1628217692
 
  • #397
I feel for him honestly. I feel he was the only one that tried of the 4 officers to help George Floyd.
I read the end. Why does he have to register as a predatory offender?
I feel bad for him also. But he was trained in how to safely restrain a person. He knew that Chauvin wasn't following protocol or training by keeping his knee on George's neck, but as a new cop, he didn't do anything to stop it, in spite of the crowd begging Chauvin to get his knee off his neck, and check his pulse. He had a decision to make--do the right thing and stop Chauvin, or cave to a senior cop for what ever reason he felt he had to at the time. I'm sure that he regrets it, but he made the choice to not intervene in what was happening to George.
 
  • #398
I feel bad for him also. But he was trained in how to safely restrain a person. He knew that Chauvin wasn't following protocol or training by keeping his knee on George's neck, but as a new cop, he didn't do anything to stop it, in spite of the crowd begging Chauvin to get his knee off his neck, and check his pulse. He had a decision to make--do the right thing and stop Chauvin, or cave to a senior cop for what ever reason he felt he had to at the time. I'm sure that he regrets it, but he made the choice to not intervene in what was happening to George.
You’re right!
 
  • #399
Docket updates:

Thao:

09/27/2022 Proposed Order or Document Index # 603

09/27/2022 Other Document Index # 604

09/27/2022
e-Service
State of Minnesota
Served 09/27/2022

09/27/2022
e-Service
Thao, Tou
Served 09/27/2022

09/27/2022
e-Service
Thao, Tou
Served 09/27/2022

09/27/2022
e-Service
Media Coalition
Served 09/27/2022

09/27/2022
e-Service
Media Coalition
Served 09/27/2022

09/27/2022
e-Service
Thao, Tou
Served 09/27/2022

09/27/2022
e-Service
Thao, Tou
Served 09/27/2022

09/27/2022
e-Service
Media Coalition
Served 09/27/2022

09/27/2022
e-Service
Media Coalition
Served 09/27/2022

09/27/2022
e-Service
State of Minnesota
Served 09/27/2022

09/27/2022
e-Service
Thao, Tou
Served 09/27/2022

09/27/2022
e-Service
Media Coalition
Served 09/27/2022

09/27/2022
e-Service
Media Coalition
Served 09/27/2022

09/27/2022
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State of Minnesota
Served 09/27/2022

09/27/2022
e-Service
Thao, Tou
Served 09/27/2022

09/27/2022 Waiver of Appearance Index # 605

09/27/2022
e-Service
State of Minnesota
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09/27/2022
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Thao, Tou
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09/27/2022
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Thao, Tou
Served 09/27/2022

09/27/2022
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Media Coalition
Served 09/27/2022

09/27/2022
e-Service
Media Coalition
Served 09/27/2022

09/27/2022 Writ of Habeas Corpus Index # 606 (Judicial Officer: Cahill, Peter A. )

09/27/2022
e-Service
State of Minnesota
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09/27/2022
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Thao, Tou
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09/27/2022
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Thao, Tou
Served 09/27/2022

09/27/2022
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Media Coalition
Served 09/27/2022

09/27/2022
e-Service
Media Coalition
Served 09/27/2022

10/06/2022 Hearing (9:00 AM) (Judicial Officer Cahill, Peter A.)

10/07/2022 Hearing (9:00 AM) (Judicial Officer Cahill, Peter A.)

10/24/2022 Jury Trial (9:00 AM) (Judicial Officer Cahill, Peter A.)

01/05/2023 CANCELED Jury Trial (9:00 AM) (Judicial Officer Cahill, Peter A.)
Other

link: https://pa.courts.state.mn.us/CaseDetail.aspx?CaseID=1628112172


Kueng:

09/21/2022 Waiver of Appearance Index # 611

09/21/2022
e-Service
State of Minnesota
Served 09/21/2022

09/21/2022
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Kueng, J Alexander
Served 09/21/2022

09/21/2022
e-Service
Kueng, J Alexander
Served 09/21/2022

09/27/2022 Petition for Writ of Habeas Corpus Index # 612

09/27/2022 Proposed Order or Document Index # 613

09/27/2022 Other Document Index # 614

09/27/2022
e-Service
State of Minnesota
Served 09/27/2022

09/27/2022
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Kueng, J Alexander
Served 09/27/2022

09/27/2022
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Kueng, J Alexander
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09/27/2022
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Kueng, J Alexander
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09/27/2022
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Kueng, J Alexander
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09/27/2022
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Kueng, J Alexander
Served 09/27/2022

09/27/2022
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Kueng, J Alexander
Served 09/27/2022

09/27/2022
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Kueng, J Alexander
Served 09/27/2022

09/27/2022
e-Service
Kueng, J Alexander
Served 09/27/2022

09/27/2022
e-Service
State of Minnesota
Served 09/27/2022

09/27/2022
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Kueng, J Alexander
Served 09/27/2022

09/27/2022
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Kueng, J Alexander
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09/27/2022
e-Service
Kueng, J Alexander
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09/27/2022
e-Service
State of Minnesota
Served 09/27/2022

09/27/2022
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Kueng, J Alexander
Served 09/27/2022

09/27/2022 Writ of Habeas Corpus Index # 615 (Judicial Officer: Cahill, Peter A. )

09/27/2022
e-Service
State of Minnesota
Served 09/27/2022

09/27/2022
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Kueng, J Alexander
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09/27/2022
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Kueng, J Alexander
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09/27/2022
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Kueng, J Alexander
Served 09/27/2022

09/27/2022
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Kueng, J Alexander
Served 09/27/2022

10/06/2022 Hearing (9:00 AM) (Judicial Officer Cahill, Peter A.)

10/07/2022 Hearing (9:00 AM) (Judicial Officer Cahill, Peter A.)

10/24/2022 Jury Trial (9:00 AM) (Judicial Officer Cahill, Peter A.)

01/05/2023 CANCELED Jury Trial (9:00 AM) (Judicial Officer Cahill, Peter A.)
Other

link: https://pa.courts.state.mn.us/CaseDetail.aspx?CaseID=1628112184
 
  • #400

Oct. 3, 2022

MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Two of the four former Minneapolis police officers who were convicted of violating George Floyd’s civil rights during the May 2020 restraint that killed him are scheduled to begin serving their federal sentences Tuesday.

J. Alexander Kueng and Tou Thao are scheduled to report to the U.S. Marshals Service on Tuesday morning. The Bureau of Prisons typically would assign them to a federal facility, but authorities have not publicly said where they will go. They are scheduled to go to trial on state charges of aiding and abetting both murder and manslaughter later this month.
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The Hennepin County Sheriff’s Office said it anticipates Kueng and Thao will be transferred into its custody for the trial, but further specifics were not provided for security reasons. Hennepin County Judge Peter Cahill issued an order Monday saying the sheriff’s office must provide the men with access to three sets of clothing for the trial — as well as for two hearings scheduled for later this week — further suggesting that they will be in local custody.
 

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