Posted on 06/06/2020 1:07:48 PM PDT by NoLibZone
George Floyd died tragically while being arrested by four Minneapolis (Minnesota) Police Officers – Thomas Lane, Derek Chauvin, Tou Thao, and J Alexander Kueng for passing a $20 counterfeit bill. Though George was murdered brutally, nobody is aware of George Floyd’s Criminal Past Arrest Record/Timeline for armed robbery, allegedly pointing a gun at a pregnant woman and being involved in cocaine/white bag/baggie charges.
The Union Chief of Minneapolis Police (MPD) released a statement on 1st June 2020, shedding light on late George Floyd’s ‘violent criminal history’. The Union Chief, Bob Kroll wrote in a letter to his acquaintances and followers on Twitter, “What is not being told is the violent criminal history of George Floyd. The media will not air this”. He also said that the ongoing protests are results of a “terrorist movement”.
George Floyd shifted to Minnesota from Houston, Texas in 2014 after having served 5 years in Harris County Jail for a 1st-degree felony. Reportedly, Floyd intended to start a peaceful life but unfortunately ended up costing his life.
Leaving all the violence and robbery acts behind, George pledged to lead a better life after he shifted to the new city. In his initial days, Floyd, 46 Years Old African-American, found a job as a bouncer at a local restaurant in St. Paul, Minneapolis, Minnesota. He indeed made attempts to change his behaviors, a recent video shows Floyd encouraged children and teenagers to stop the ‘gun violence’.
George Floyd Criminal Record George Floyd Gun Pregnant: Firearm/Gun Robbery Conviction & Theft Criminal Career
According to Candace Owens, who refused to amend “George Floyd his Martyr” said that George once put a gun to a pregnant lady’s/women’s stomach and allegedly robbed a pregnant lady which is not acceptable by any means. However, there is no written statement of the same in the court records.
In 2009, George Floyd pleaded guilty for a 1st-degree felony charge of an assault and armed robbery he took part in 2007 and spent five years in prison for breaking into a lady’s house with the intent to rob her. George agreed that he wore a blue uniform to look like a government employee to gain the lady’s trust, and eventually pave his way into the house.
The lady soon realized that the person was impersonating to be a government worker, she tried to shut the door but Floyd brute-forced his way into the house. Consequently, five people exited the truck parked outside the house and went straight inside the lady’s house.
According to Daily Mail (UK), the court report mentions that the victim identified George, tallest of all the robbers, who pressed a pistol to her stomach and forced his way into the house.
But, Floyd did not find any money or valuables in the house, so he fled the scene using his truck. A neighbor had witnessed the robbery attempt and wrote down the number on the license plate, and reported the incident to 911 instantly.
The police followed the lead and successfully tracked down the car. Floyd was found behind the wheels. Later, his identity was cross-verified with the women who reported that a suspect had placed a gun to her abdomen and entered her house forcefully.
The autopsy report claimed that George died due to cardiopulmonary arrest, listing “complicating law enforcement subdual, restraint, and neck compression.” as principal factors.
As per a recent autopsy news report, George Floyd was tested positive for coronavirus. George Floyd Baggie: Cocaine Arrests
George was also linked to two convictions in the 1990s for possession and theft of a controlled substance (cocaine). However, it is not clear whether or not Floyd served his time in prison for this felony.
George was accused of a firearm robbery in August 1998 for which he served 10 months at Harris County Jail. In April 2002, Floyd was condemned to 30 days of prison for trespassing private property.
George Floyd was involved in two more cocaine offenses, in October 2002 and in 2004, for which he did eight-months and ten-months sentence in prison respectively.
Another cocaine possession conviction in Dec 2005, Floyd was arrested for having cocaine on him and served 10 months in state jail.
After a few months, Floyd’s charge was upgraded, amending the cocaine amount he possessed to be about 4 grams.
However, according to the records, the alleged charge was lifted because Floyd convinced the jury that he had less than 1 gram of cocaine. George Floyd White Bag Video
At the time of his arrest, he allegedly dropped a white bag onto the sidewalk. The white bag is believed to have contained cocaine or some illegal drug. You can watch the video below.
Late George Floyd shifted to Minneapolis in 2014 after his last arrest in 2009.
Floyd was brutally killed by Derek Chauvin when the former Police Officer pressed his knee against Floyd’s neck for 9 minutes continuously. This inhumane act sparked outrage among the entire nation, protesters are expressing strong disagreement with current police norms all over the country.
Floyd’s, father of two, last words were “I can’t breathe… I can’t breathe.”
Jacob, Minneapolis Mayor, expressed that he strongly believes Floyd’s death was murder. ‘I’m not a prosecutor, but let me be clear. The arresting officer killed someone,’ he told CBS.
“If he had been white, he would be alive today in great health. The details I’ve been seeing, lead me down that race was involved.” the Mayor added in his statement.
Stay tuned for more news and the latest updates on this topic.
Back up, bro. If only he didnt use illegal drugs and illegally try to pass funny money......His death spiral started before the cops showed up.
The fact that people have resorted to posting an article where English is obviously not the primary language of the author just shows how willing some will go to vilify this man who should not be dead. It’s pretty sad, actually.
“According to Daily Mail (UK), the court report mentions that the victim identified George, tallest of all the robbers, who pressed a pistol to her stomach and forced his way into the house.”
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You mean he wasn’t a saint??? No way!
The fact the content not being of English content is an issue shows how pathetic some people are to make a martyr out of a 9 times convicted violent offender.
Pretty telling really.
Neck compression is consistent with the video of the knee on the back side of the neck. It is neither asphyxiation nor strangulation. It is uncomfortable. It will be interesting when the trial attorneys begin dueling with autopsy reports. It may become a hard haul to say that the knee is what killed him. I have a hard time believing one who is being strangled or chocked can be heard to say "I can't breath." pressure on the cervix does not block air flow.
If the prosecutor gets beaten by the defendant's attorney we will get more of what we are getting today.
Dr. Baden’s team, who did the second autopsy, said that the cause of death was mechanical asphyxiation. It is a form of strangulation where it constricts the flow of blood, via the carotid artery into the brain. Given Floyd’s reduced flow of oxygen into his lungs, due to the pressure of Kueng pressing down on his rib cage, his lack of lung capacity due to his coronovirus infection, and the restrictive flow of blood into his brain, Floyd suffered from severe hypoxia in his brain. That killed him when he was more vulnerable because of fentyanal’s effects on respiration and his compromised heart because of the long term effects of drug use. To compound everything else, Floyd had methamphetamine in his system. This caused his heart rate to go up along with his blood pressure. The oxygen starvation because of severely depressed lung function impacted a overworked heart racing from the meth. And when the severe hypoxia of the brain, completely shut down the breathing process, Floyd’s racing heart was done.
Here here!
George Floyd wasn't a good person.
He should be alive.
I do wonder about that too. According to Neon Revolt, the shady club may have been involved in counterfeiting, bribery, etc. So where did Floyd get that counterfeit $20?
The flea markets here in FL and cheap hotels are where a lot of fake bills get laundered. There was a team of 2 or 3 women here that made fake 20s from washed 5s and slipped them to flea market vendors or small biz usually right at closing when everyone was in a rush and less likely to look close. They’d get real money as change plus whatever little item they purchased. They spread it out but not far enough to keep police from figuring out where there base was...it was probably dead center in the middle of the locations that spotted the fakes..
“And you obviously don’t mind that he has been portrayed as a “saint”. “
Actually, no. I think it’s kind of stupid because it suggests that the Constitution only protects saints.
Thank God it does not because it protects me and I am not a saint.
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