The Minneapolis police department has engaged in a pattern of unlawful, "discriminatory policing" for at least a decade, according to the inquiry launched after George Floyd’s murder.

Almost two years after African American George Floyd died beneath the knee of a white police officer on a street in Minneapolis, the police officers involved are being brought to account.

Three former Minneapolis police officers have been found guilty on all counts of violating the civil rights of African American George Floyd.

Demonstrators have traveled through Minneapolis in a car caravan to demand change after the killing of a young African-American man during a botched raid on his apartment.

The parents of Amir Locke, 22, shot dead by Minneapolis police vow they will not stop fighting until he “gets justice.”

Derek Chauvin, a White man, has already been convicted of state murder and manslaughter charges for knocking down Floyd, a Black man, on a street in Minneapolis on May 25, 2020, which led to his death.

A car has plowed into protesters during a protest in a US city, on edge for the past year since the killing of George Floyd.