Court Grants Derek Chauvin Accused Of Killing Floyd $1.25m Bail

The Minneapolis ex-policeman accused of killing unarmed black man George Floyd has made his first court appearance, where his bail was set at $1.25m (£1m). Prosecutors cited the "severity of the charges" and public outrage as the reason for upping his bail from $1m.

Derek Chauvin faces charges of second-degree murder and manslaughter. Three other arresting officers are charged with aiding and abetting murder.

Mr Floyd's death in May led to global protests and calls for police reform.

Mr Chauvin, who is white, knelt on Mr Floyd's neck for almost nine minutes while he was being arrested in Minneapolis on 25 May.

He and the three other police officers have since been fired.

GUYS, DO YOU THINK HE CAN AFFORD BAIL OF $1.25Million.

WHAT DO YOU THINK?

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Mac David Akwuking

Bail kwa...hmmmmm?

Ogbeni Kings

Bad judgement. I think 500 million dollars should do. Then another 500 million dollars to be raised for Georges family. Buy the court.

Paul Ndubuisi Obuka

He will be out soon

Linda Onah

I doubt if he can afford that

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John Stressless Matts

other racist will raise the money and the cycle continues.... WTF

Adenike Orenowo

They better allow him rot in jail than coming out to meet quick.death in a xold blood,

Ocholi Ilemona Israel

Life in imprisonment could have been better

Nwanonenyi Sylvester Arinzechukwu

This serial cop killer should be sentenced to death

Victor Divine

He will not be able to raise the money except his fellow white folks help out..m

Peter Dennis Okeke

I only want justice. Peter Touch a reggae music legend sang Equal and Justice.