[TexasGator]

“So according to this, he did not die at the scene, and other reports state that he died at the hospital.”

Your link states nothing about when he died. Don’t send me out on any more snipe hunts.

I have seen no reports that he died at the hospital. Are you making that up?

[Rustybucket]

Unless your inept, you can do a google search.
This one last time, I will hold your hand thru this:

https://www.ems1.com/fatal-incidents/articles/dispatch-recordings-george-floyd-was-in-cardiac-arrest-when-ems-arrived-xtikhsaX8aF14EFn/

Emergency personnel worked on Floyd for nearly an hour before pronouncing him Dead at Hennepin Healthcare.

So, he did NOT die at the scene, in fact, he was alive for nearly an hour after being picked up by the Ambulance.

I am now done. Everything I said is backed up by links just for you.

[Bubba Ho-Tep]

According to the EMTs, he was unresponsive and had no pulse when they arrived. Despite that, they went through the motions of trying to save him, bringing him to the hospital, until they gave up and officially pronounced him dead. It's not uncommon for a person to be declared dead only at the hospital, even if it was clear he was dead before.

"By the time George Floyd was en route to the hospital Monday evening, he was unresponsive and without a pulse. But for nearly an hour, first responders and ER staff refused to give up on the 46-year-old St. Louis Park man in their care.

“He still had an outside chance,” said Hennepin Healthcare EMS Chief Marty Scheerer. “Even if it’s a super long shot, you’ve got to try your best.”

But 90 minutes after his initial encounter with Minneapolis police, Floyd was pronounced dead at HCMC.--George Floyd showed no signs of life from time EMS arrived, fire department report says