From her home near Dallas, Vicki Timpa watched the nation erupt last summer after police pinned George Floyd face down in a Minneapolis street for more than nine minutes, killing him.

She’s aware of the $27 million settlement the city of Minneapolis agreed to pay Floyd’s family earlier this year. And last month, she saw former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin convicted of two counts of murder and a count of manslaughter for his role in killing Floyd.

She’s happy with that outcome, and glad Floyd’s family received some closure. What happened to Floyd was terrible. But in her mind, she said, …