Derek Chauvin Can’t Work In Law Enforcement During Supervised Release After Prison

Derek Chauvin can’t return to law enforcement after he serves his prison sentence … and he can’t even be a rent-a-cop … at least for the 5 years he’s on supervised release.

According to new legal docs obtained by TMZ, the former cop’s supervised release specifically bars him from working as a law enforcement officer, corrections officer, or security officer while on his 5 years of supervised release after he’s out from behind bars.

Chauvin will have to find a new career outside policing .. even Derek Chauvin the mall cop is off the table.

In addition, Chauvin can’t contact George Floyd‘s family … unless he gets prior approval from his probation officer.

As we reported … Chauvin was recently sentenced to more than 20 years in federal prison, plus 5 years of supervised release once he’s out, for violating Floyd’s civil rights.

Remember … Chauvin was already found guilty of murdering Floyd and sentenced to 22.5 years behind bars in that case. The sentences will be served concurrently.