Floyd was killed over a suspected counterfeit $20.

[BidenPresident]

I don't care what you think Chauvin is guilty or innocent of. Something is profoundly wrong with a police system where you can die over twenty dollars.

[PostmodernProphet]

is this ignoring the fact he swallowed his inventory of illicit drugs so the cops wouldn't find them in his possession?......

[BidenPresident]

is this ignoring the fact he swallowed his inventory of illicit drugs so the cops wouldn't find them in his possession?......

What does that have to do with anything?

[PostmodernProphet]

What does that have to do with anything?

for one thing it makes it obvious that he didn't die because of a counterfeit $20 bill.....

[Drummie123]

is this ignoring the fact he swallowed his inventory of illicit drugs so the cops wouldn't find them in his possession?......

He said he'd been "hooping."

"Floyd tells them that he was “hooping” earlier, which means hiding drugs by inserting them in your rectum, usually in some kind of plastic wrapping."

https://thedailycoin.org/2020/07/19/...it-the-ground/

[BidenPresident]

He said he'd been "hooping."



https://thedailycoin.org/2020/07/19/...it-the-ground/

And irrelevant to trial. No testimony claimed drugs were a cause of death.

[Drummie123]

And irrelevant to trial. No testimony claimed drugs were a cause of death.

Someone implied Floyd swallowed the drugs. I posted to help shed light on that matter.

[BidenPresident]

Someone implied Floyd swallowed the drugs. I posted to help shed light on that matter.

And I said it is wholly irrelevant to the trial.

[MAGA MAN]

Something is wrong with a guy who would take drugs like that and then steal shit. The world is better off without the bastard.

[BidenPresident]

Something is wrong with a guy who would take drugs like that and then steal shit. The world is better off without the bastard.

He did not steal anything you stupid asshole.

[Stone]

I don't care what you think Chauvin is guilty or innocent of. Something is profoundly wrong with a police system where you can die over twenty dollars.

Why did Floyd do that to himself? And over 20 bucks? He had money for drugs, booze, and cigarettes it seems so he couldnt have been that hard up. WHY did he put his life in danger for trying to pass a fake 20? Maybe just a career criminal and it was the only life he knew. I dont know why guys like that keep putting THEMSELVES into such bad positions......

[BidenPresident]

Why did Floyd do that to himself? And over 20 bucks? He had money for drugs, booze, and cigarettes it seems so he couldnt have been that hard up. WHY did he put his life in danger for trying to pass a fake 20? Maybe just a career criminal and it was the only life he knew. I dont know why guys like that keep putting THEMSELVES into such bad positions......

The cashier testified that Floyd did not suspect the bill might be counterfeit.

[T. A. Gardner]

The cashier testified that Floyd did not suspect the bill might be counterfeit.

The clerk also testified that Floyd was likely higher than a kite on drugs at the time. But Floyd's possession of counterfeit money--and we don't know if he had additional counterfeit money on him--tends to indicate that he was willing to accept and use such money knowingly. It also argues that Floyd had no problems committing various crimes both misdemeanors and felonies with regularity.

After all, Floyd was unemployed at the time this occurred, and had a previous history of marginal employment with numerous arrests for violence and drugs in his past. That he casually passed a counterfeit note isn't out-of-line with his being for all intents a career criminal.

[BidenPresident]

The clerk also testified that Floyd was likely higher than a kite on drugs at the time. But Floyd's possession of counterfeit money--and we don't know if he had additional counterfeit money on him--tends to indicate that he was willing to accept and use such money knowingly. It also argues that Floyd had no problems committing various crimes both misdemeanors and felonies with regularity.

Clerk was 19 years old and working there two months. Hardly expert witness. And anyway, irrelevant to the trial.

[T. A. Gardner]

Clerk was 19 years old and working there two months. Hardly expert witness. And anyway, irrelevant to the trial.

So? His testimony is more relevant than the multitude of onlookers who have foisted their personal opinions in this trial....