evidence: Former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin allegedly knelt on the back of a woman he was arresting mere months before he pulled the same move, that turned fatal, on George Floyd, a new federal lawsuit contends. It’s yet another excessive force case that's come to light against Chauvin, who is white, now serving time on state charges of murder in connection with the death of Floyd, a Black man, as well as federal charges of violating his civil rights. [...] In a press release, Day said: "Sadly, my experience with Derek Chauvin is not unique. George Floyd died at the hands of this individual, and had the City intervened on his behavior after my interaction, he could still be alive today. Other people have also had their civil rights violated, like Zoya Code and John Pope, showing his aggressive patterns. It was a traumatic part of my life that I hope no one else will have to endure."