George Floyd and ex-cop Derek Chauvin were co-workers for 17 years – Minneapolis club owner WednesdayThoughts TopStories
There is more than meets the eyes in the horrific death of George Floyd by an ex-cop in Minneapolis as new information shows that they were co-workers for a very long time.
Maya Santamaria told KSTP in Minneapolis that Floyd and Derek Chauvin worked security at El Nuevo Rodeo up to the end of last year. Santamaria said she sold the building, which she owned for 20 years, a few months ago.
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