" four aggravating factors are present in the case: Chauvin abused a position of trust and authority as a police officer, treated Floyd with "particular cruelty," committed the crime as part of a group with at least three other people, and that children were present during the commission of the offense."

That is complete garbage!
If someone is murdered/manslaughtered, then yes that is an abuse of trust for a police officer - SO? Is that saying that police officers are MORE liable? Because they normally seem to be immune from anything. Do we have a special case of a different standard?

Particular cruelty? In a group? In the presence of children?
What about... while holding a ham sandwhich? Or in the presence of Horses. You can just tag things on so it seems.