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AKA.........IndyCA35???

Sorry if that hurt your seamen filled, sailor vagina.

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Oh

No, the recent case.

My car was searched.............by the dog...........sniffing around............get it?

I'm just going to leave this here.

Maxwell,

what story are we looking for?
Link just opens to a page about turning on cookies or some such.

butbutbutbutbut,but

What's he doing voting in Orange County FL if he's a MN policeman?

Is he a permanent resident of FL?

At least he's a registered R, though, right?

Lawyer says ex-Minneapolis cop Derek Chauvin illegally voted in Florida

Lawyer says ex-Minneapolis cop Derek Chauvin illegally voted in Florida
Orlando Sentinel
Orlando Sentinel | Friday, June 5, 2020 10:57 p.m.

ORLANDO, Fla. — A man running for election supervisor in Pinellas County is asking the Orange-Osceola state attorney to pursue charges against Derek Chauvin, the former Minneapolis police officer accused of killing George Floyd, alleging he voted illegally in two Florida elections.

Dan Helm, a Democrat and attorney, sent Orange-Osceola State Attorney Aramis Ayala a letter notifying her of Chauvin’s voting record.

“While living in Minnesota, working there, paying taxes there, Derek Chauvin cannot claim residency in Orange County. His home, residency and where he intends to live is in Minnesota, not Florida,” Helm wrote.

His letter cites the Florida statute prohibiting false swearing and the submission of false voter registration information, adding that violation of the statute is a third-degree felony.

“I encourage you to hold people accountable for their actions, especially breaking the laws of our state,” Helm wrote.

In an emailed statement, a spokesperson from the state attorney’s office said the supervisor of elections is responsible for launching investigations into voter fraud and election crimes.

Ayala’s office contacted Bill Cowles, Orange County supervisor of elections, who confirmed Chauvin’s voting registration and history, the statement read.

“Upon receipt of information from a Minnesota authority that supports a violation of Florida law we will proceed accordingly,” the statement said. “Until then, I will remain focused on the unrest in my community recently triggered by Mr. Chauvin’s killing of George Floyd and work to find a solution to the systemic injustice communities of color continue to live with and die by.”

A search of Chauvin’s voter status in Florida shows he registered to vote Republican in Orange County at his Windermere-area address in January 2016. His registration is active. Election records show he voted in the 2016 and 2018 general elections.

In a phone interview, Helm said he researched Chauvin’s voting record after learning he owned property locally. When he saw Chauvin had voted in Florida, he was “outraged,” he said.

“It’s a third-degree felony,” he said. “I just hope that (Ayala) investigates it and then decides whether she wants to prosecute. Obviously, prosecution in Minnesota is important, but also if he’s violating laws in Florida, everybody should be held responsible for their actions.”

Helm announced his candidacy for Pinellas supervisor of elections on May 5, according to county records. His website summarizes his platform in three statements: “1. Follow The Law 2. Access To The Polls By Expanding Early Voting 3. Access To The Ballot By Expanding Vote-By-Mail.”

Chauvin is facing a second-degree murder charge in Floyd’s death after he was captured on video kneeling on Floyd’s neck for nearly nine minutes.

Categories: Election | News | U.S./World

Um...sure. At least there's that.

Marked for when I wake up.

Oh, I'm not hurt. Just amazed anyone can be as friggin' dumb as you appear. Did you squeeze your brains out of your lower orifice when you took a dump this morning or did you take a handful of moron pills?

I CAN rollerskate in a buffalo herd.

Chauvin can't change film with a kid on his back.

Point taken!

This is a fact. Say someone gets pulled over and arrested for drugs or what not in the car. The name they give police at that moment is the name that they are booked under.....period. Even if after fingerprinting the popo find out the individual is someone else it doesn't get changed. The name they gave at the time of arrest becomes an alias and the name they are charged under at that time.

Yes, militarization, but don't forget Asset Forfeiture.

My SW Virginia county is the 37th largest of 95 counties, population 51,000. Violent crime is practically non-existent.

Yet for some reason the county sheriff owns and operates a Lenco Bearcat armored vehicle that cost a total of $242,685. I've never sen it move from the parking lot behind the sheriff's office, probably because it would get stuck in the mud or roll over in 90-percent of the county.

How did a county of 51,000 pay for it?
$126,178 came from Federal Asset Forfeiture funds
$35,617 came from State Asset Forfeiture funds
$35,749 came from Federal Asset Forfeiture funds via an allocation to the sheriff’s office via the Virginia Attorney General’s office
$45,141 came from the sheriff’s office budget

A fact that I find interesting is that this is the dept. that killed a woman that had called in a possible rape behind her apt. As I remember it was about 2 years ago.

She was outside when the cops arrived . Somehow the newby cop thought she had a gun and from the passenger side of the patrol car shot across his partner

And killed her.. He was tried for some charge but not a serious penalty.

In my mind it looks like a dept that needs leadership. However that is unlikely to happen from my view which is 50 miles across the river .

Where da phucqk did we inherit this guy from?

.... an idiot...