Chicago Reacts to Guilty Verdict for Ex-Cop Chauvin
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The long-awaited verdict is in. How people in Chicago are reacting.
Crowds in Minneapolis react to the guilty verdict of former police Derek Chauvin. Amanda Vinicky has this report on reaction in Chicago.
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Chicago Reacts to Guilty Verdict for Ex-Cop Chauvin
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Crowds in Minneapolis react to the guilty verdict of former police Derek Chauvin. Amanda Vinicky has this report on reaction in Chicago.
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