Minnesota’s chief prosecutor said on Monday that he will begin prosecuting the four policemen in the George Floyd case about “highest accountability.”

“We are reviewing the evidence and reviewing the law, and we will blame it for the highest level of accountability supported by facts and laws,” AG Keith Ellison said. Said to MSNBC – After the Minnesota Government Tim Walz announced that the state’s highest lawyer would take over the prosecution of the racially charged case during the weekend.

The expelled Minnesota police, Derek Chauvin, was charged with third-degree murder and second-degree murder after capturing the camera using his knee to fix Floyd’s neck to the ground on May 25 on a $ 20 billion bill he made a false claim.

The white officer said, “I can’t cry!” Even when he cried, he refused to relax the black man’s neck. and seemingly lost consciousness. Floyd died, and protests about the incident continued to rage in New York City and even worldwide.

Three other officers who were at the scene at that time were also fired. Authorities said it is still under investigation.

Ellison told MSNBC: “I can be sure we’re looking at this freshly.

“This prosecution must be seen fair and fair,” he said. “I do not want to defend this prosecution from public accusations of false haste to judgment or repression.

“We review all the evidence. The public knows a few things about other officers, but there is still complete evidence that we are reviewing, so we have to make sure we look at the facts and the law.

“This is justice. We are going to justice and this is what we will do. ”

“I know that people are disappointed with the pace of progress, but I want to make sure that as a person devoted to all my life in civil rights and justice, I will continue justice in a strong, relentless, uncompromising manner.”