NEW: Derek Chauvin, the former Minneapolis police officer charged in the killing of George Floyd, can leave Minnesota due to 'safety concerns,' a judge said Friday.
A Hennepin County judge said in a ruling Friday that the Department of Corrections provided evidence that unidentified"safety concerns" have arisen in Chauvin's pretrial, conditional release.
As a result, the judge ruled that he was modifying the conditions of release to allow the former officer to live either in Minnesota or a neighboring state.The judge's order also said that Chauvin will have"no permanent address" in the public court information system but must report his new address to his conditional release officer, who can share it with the Hennepin County Sheriff's Office Court Security Division, the prosecution and the defense.
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