Was George Floyd murdered, or did he buy from a drug overdose?

[Anonymous]

I've been hearing so many moced stories. Can anyone confirm?

He was murdered by the policeman

He died from an overdose

He's still alive

[rigmarole]

The medical examiner indicated that there was no trauma to the neck or lungs. Injuries that were documented on his body included small injuries to skin on forehead, face, upper lip, shoulders, hands, elbows, and legs basically due to struggling while on asphalt. He had some bruising on his wrists due to the handcuffs. All of that is consistent with the body cam footage from the officers which documented that the officers knelled on his shoulder, arms/back, legs and kept him on the ground as he struggled while handcuffed as the waited for the ambulance to arrive.

The examination also indicated he had fentanyl, norfentanyl, 4-ANPP, methanmpetamine, THC (11-Hydroxy Delta-9 THC, Delta-9 Carboxy THC, Delta-9 THC), cotinine, and caffeine in his system in relatively large quantities. He was highly drugged which was also evident from his erratic behavior during the arrest.

Additionally Floyd had arteriosclerotic heart disease/hypertensive heart disease. He had COVID within the past 2 months and could have had associated long term effects/long COVID that negatively affected his cardiovascular system. He was not in optimal health. He was alive when he left the scene. Time of death was called at the hospital later that day. The George Floyd trial was a complete hoax to frame a White man for a crime he didn't commit in order to instigate race riots as part of a socialist Coup d'état against the United States of America. All associated figures that aligned with the murder narrative are traitors.

[BLP11520]

But he was drugged up at the same time the cop was an idiot and so were the ones with him

[wolfcat87]

Drugs or no drugs, it's a police officer's responsibility to call for medical help as soon as it is needed and attempt to keep a person alive rather than speeding up their death and doing nothing to assist. As someone who's been an EMT, we could have shown up and done our job! They unnecessarily caused his death on multiple levels through gross negligence.

[Asker]

You dont think his actions caused his death?

[wolfcat87]

No more than a drunk person or person on weed having their airway cut off by police cause their own deaths. Which they don't.

I've seen a police take down in my own front yard. They pin, cuff, and immediately pick them up. There was no reason to compress his airway for an extended period, ignore his pleas for help or him saying they were killing him.

We've dealt with people under the influence at work with police, and we don't get to kill anyone just because they are high. This doesn't happen in my town, because the police are held to a higher standard of conduct. This was 100% the fault of the police. They used excessive force from the start to finish and responded completely inappropriately the entire time. Police are trained to use minimal force and always de-escalate situations. We are all taught to NEVER compress airways or ignore potential health conditions.

[Anonymous]

He was murdered.
I know George Flyod did have a criminal record and probably wasn’t the best person but he was murdered and his past actions wasn’t a valid reason for the cop to kneel on his neck for over 5 minutes.

[nightdrot]

Based on the medical examiner's report, it was a drug related death. The body suffered no injury to the neck or lungs.

However, for those with a vested interest in making Mr. Floyd's death symbolic of discrimination, racism or what have you, the medical examiner's report will mean nothing. In that sense, the legend will endure.

[exitseven]

the coroners report says he had a fatal level of fentanyl in his system and some other drugs as well. also he did not die if asphyxiation. This information was with held

[Anonymous]

It was definitely a drug overdose.