Delegates at the Minnesota Republican Party’s state convention in Duluth, Minnesota, hold a moment of silence for Derek Chauvin. Chauvin, a former Minneapolis police officer, is convicted of murdering George Floyd in 2020. Multiple outlets report that the convention includes a silent prayer or moment of silence for Chauvin, which some attendees and observers describe as controversial. The New York Times and other coverage say the convention delegates vote to hold the moment of silence. The Daily Mail reports a delegate participates in the silent observance. Following the event, attorneys representing George Floyd’s family demand a public apology from the Minnesota GOP, arguing the tribute to Chauvin is inappropriate. The Hill reports the demand for an apology comes from the legal team that represented Floyd’s family after his killing. MSNBC similarly describes the moment of silence as controversial. The reports agree on the central facts: the convention takes place last weekend, the observance is held for Chauvin, and Floyd’s family’s attorneys respond by seeking a public apology.