Who Is Medaria Arradondo? Everything To Know About the Chief of the Minneapolis Police Department.

Medaria Arrandondo is an American law enforcement official serving as the Chief of the Minneapolis Police Department. He was appointed as 53rd Chief of the Minneapolis Police Department (MPD) in 2017. 

Arradondo testified that once George Floyd stopped resisting and cried for help. After George Floyd’s death, Medaria fired Mr. Chauvin and three other officers who were present there. He admitted that Floyd’s death was a murder. Medaria was also expected to testify against another police officer involved in Floyd’s case.

Name Medaria Arradondo
Birthday 1965/1966
Age 54-55
Gender Male
Nationality American

Who Is Medaria Arradondo?

Medaria Arradondo is the Chief of the Minneapolis Police Department. He is also an active member of several community boards and national and international police associations. He came to the MPD in 1989 as a patrol officer in the 4th Precinct, where Arradondo worked his way up the ranks before being named as Inspector of the 1st Precinct in 2013. Medaria got appointed as the Chief of the MPD on July 21, 2017.

Find Out Medaria’s Age; Is He Married?

Medaria Arradondo was born in Minneapolis, Minnesota, the U.S, between 1968 to 1966. His exact birth date is unknown yet. So, we can assume that the Chief is probably between 54-55 years old. He is an African-American who is the first Black person to serve as Chief of the Minneapolis Police Department.

Medaria is not comfortable sharing his personal information, so we are still unknown whether he is married. So it appears that he is not involved in any romantic bonds, as of today, since there are no traces of his love interest.

Know About Medaria Arradondo’s Trial

The MPD Chief, Medaria, took a stand on Monday for Derek Chauvin’s trial, a police officer, fired after George Floyd’s death. Arradondo said that Chauvin’s restraint should have stopped once Floyd stopped resisting, and certainly once he was in distress and trying to verbalize that, Derek should have stopped.

In the video, Derek was kneeling on George Floyd’s neck for more than nine minutes.

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