J. Alexander Kueng

J. Alejandro Kueng, a former police officer from the United States, was born in 1986. Kueng, who is currently serving a three-year federal prison sentence in Ohio after he and fellow officers Tou Thao and Thomas Lane were previously found guilty in federal court of depriving George Floyd of his civil rights, was expected to…

J. Alejandro Kueng is a former American police officer who was born in 1986. A sentence of 3 1/2 years in prison for manslaughter is anticipated for the former Minneapolis police officer who kneeled on George Floyd’s back while another officer kneeled on the Black man’s neck on Friday. In October, Alexander Kueng entered a…

J. Alexander Kueng’s mother Joni L. Kueng is a math teacher, and his father John Dennis Kueng is a certified registered nurse anesthetist from Nigeria. Jordan Kueng, Taylor Kueng, Radiance Kueng, and Matthew Kueng are his four adoptive siblings. Taylor, who identifies as non-binary, and Radiance were both born in 1999. Both Thao and Kueng…

J. Alexander Kueng was born on October 8, 1993. As of 2022, Alexander is 26 years old. Alexander was a Minneapolis police officer. Alexander is a product of Patrick High School in Minneapolis. He as well was the captain of the school soccer team at the time. When Alexander completed his high school studies, he…

J. Alejandro Kueng, a former police officer from the United States, was born in 1986. On May 26, 2020, he was one of four police officers who lost their jobs. He was connected to the arrest and death of George Floyd, which cost him his job. The Minneapolis Police Department claims that two of its…

One of the four Minneapolis Police Department officers who were responsible for George Floyd’s fatal arrest is J. Alexander Kueng. Derek Michael Chauvin, Tou Thao, and Thomas Lane were the others. Kueng briefly stocked shelves at a Target before becoming a police officer. He intended to play soccer and study business at Monroe College in…

J. Alexander Kueng was born in 1986 in America and served as a police officer in the past. He was one of four police officers let go for their roles in the murder of George Floyd. Unknown is Alexander’s marital situation. Alexander’s parents’ names are not accessible online. He went to Minneapolis’ Patrick High School….

In October, J. Alexander Kueng entered a guilty plea to a state charge of helping to commit second-degree manslaughter. His plea was entered on the same day that his trial was scheduled to begin jury selection. His guilty plea and the decision of another officer to let a judge decide his fate prevented a third…