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Hi, it’s Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner.
There’s been talk that Donald Trump is considering pardoning Derek Chauvin, the police officer who killed George Floyd in 2020.
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Let me be clear: He cannot do that. Let me explain:
There is a state court conviction of Chauvin that Trump cannot touch. And it’s going to keep him in jail for a quarter century. Yes, there’s a federal conviction as well. But the president can’t touch the state conviction.
What Trump is trying to do is simple, and dangerous: He’s trying to get people in the cities to engage in unrest so they can bring in the military and roll tanks through our streets. They want to pick a fight with the American people.
Everybody needs to get this straight:
→ When I convict somebody, Donald Trump cannot pardon that person.
→ When they convicted Derek Chauvin in Minnesota State Court, Donald Trump cannot pardon him.
→ When Donald Trump was convicted of 34 felonies in New York state court, he could not pardon himself.
So the bottom line is simple: Don’t go for Trump’s bait.
I sure as hell won’t. And I’ve already sent a message to Trump loud and clear: If you mess with Philadelphia, well, you can F—around and find out.
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Lawrence Krasner for District Attorney
239 S Camac St
Philadelphia, PA 19107
United States
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