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There was no suggestion of a crime being reported in the video presented by sillyboy.
There was no mention of who called the police.
There was no mention of the shopkeeper giving evidence.
There was no mention of what happened to the other guy.
There was no explanation why two guys who had supposedly just committed a crime were loungeing around waiting for the cops to arrive.
So I thought I'd ask someone who appeared to be familiar with the case. But you answered.
Maybe someone who is familiar with the case could answer my questions.
Or they could do what they normally do and swerve.
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This is a new documentary with unused footage
I don't think George fully understood claustrophobia either, he didn't appear to suffer from it in his sisters car.
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It was about an unrelated incident and not relevant to the discussion.
Where is this evidence?
Or did you just invent it, like you post fake imagery?
And handcuffs can bring on claustrophobia.
It is as much about not being able to escape a closed situation as it is about being restrained and not having free movement of your limbs.
There was no suggestion of a crime being reported in the video presented by sillyboy.
There was no mention of who called the police.
There was no mention of the shopkeeper giving evidence.
There was no mention of what happened to the other guy.
There was no explanation why two guys who had supposedly just committed a crime were loungeing around waiting for the cops to arrive.
So I thought I'd ask someone who appeared to be familiar with the case. But you answered.
Maybe someone who is familiar with the case could answer my questions.
Or they could do what they normally do and swerve.
The video was a bodycam recording of the arrest only, the bodycam, for obvious reasons, isn't going to display what happened prior to the bodycam wearer arriving on the scene.
That info is documented elsewhere.
That doesn't answer any of my original questions, nor does it address your new claim that he was OK in his sister's car.
It is beginning to look like they did target George Floyd because the other two weren't mentioned at all.
He was sitiing in the drivers seat minding his own business. There's no suggestion that he was the one suspected of a crime.
Store Clerk Who Took George Floyd's Possibly Fake $20 Wished He Hadn't
"If I would have just not taken the bill this could have been avoided," 19-year-old Christopher Martin testified on Wednesday.
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The 19-year-old store clerk who cashed out George Floyd moments before his death testified during the trial of ex-Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin about feeling guilty after their interaction.
Christopher Martin, who worked at the Cut Foods where Floyd was accused of using a counterfeit $20 bill, said on Wednesday he felt "disbelief and guilt" when he came out of the store and saw Chauvin kneeling on Floyd's neck.
Asked why he felt guilt, Martin said: "If I would have just not taken the bill this could have been avoided."
The teenager detailed to the court about his interaction with Floyd on May 25, 2020. Martin said that, at the time, he had been working at store for four months and lived in the apartments above Cut Foods with his mother and sister.
He explained that the store had a policy by which if an employee accepted a counterfeit bill, that money would then be taken out of their paycheck.
In surveillance footage, Martin is seen holding the bill, which he described as having a blue tint, up to the light before he accepted it in exchange for the tobacco products Floyd purchased.
However, upon further consideration, Martin said he thought the bill was fake but Floyd had already left the store and gotten into his car. He said he told his manager, who instructed him to ask Floyd to return to the store.
Martin approached the car with another co-worker and asked Floyd to come back into the store. When Floyd refused, Martin went back and told his manager he would take care of the $20 himself but was instructed to try again.
The clerk went back to Floyd's vehicle with two other employees but was unsuccessful again. Upon hearing the news, his manager asked his staff to call the police.
Once the police arrived, Martin said he came out of the Cut Foods to see what was happening.
"I saw people yelling and screaming," he told the jury on the third day of the trial. "I saw Derek with his knee on George's neck."
Martin said he immediately called his mom and told her not to come downstairs and then began recording the incident on his phone. He admitted to deleting the footage that night because he assumed that Floyd had died when the ambulance carried Floyd drove down East 38th Street instead of Chicago Avenue.
"If you live in South Minneapolis, the easiest way to get to the hospital would have been straight on Chicago," Martin said on Wednesday.
He said he quit shortly after Floyd's death because he didn't feel safe working at the store.
I've just checked with Mrs filly, she says not.
In the footage I saw, it showed two employees of the shop go over to the car and ask Floyd for the cigarettes back that he had bought using counterfeit bills. He refused so they went back into the shop and phoned the Police giving them a detailed description of the car and Floyd.
The comms message made no mention of who had used the fake note.Store Clerk Who Took George Floyd's Possibly Fake $20 Wished He Hadn't
"If I would have just not taken the bill this could have been avoided," 19-year-old Christopher Martin testified on Wednesday.
The 19-year-old store clerk who cashed out George Floyd moments before his death testified during the trial of ex-Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin about feeling guilty after their interaction.
Christopher Martin, who worked at the Cut Foods where Floyd was accused of using a counterfeit $20 bill, said on Wednesday he felt "disbelief and guilt" when he came out of the store and saw Chauvin kneeling on Floyd's neck.
Asked why he felt guilt, Martin said: "If I would have just not taken the bill this could have been avoided."
The teenager detailed to the court about his interaction with Floyd on May 25, 2020. Martin said that, at the time, he had been working at store for four months and lived in the apartments above Cut Foods with his mother and sister.
He explained that the store had a policy by which if an employee accepted a counterfeit bill, that money would then be taken out of their paycheck.
In surveillance footage, Martin is seen holding the bill, which he described as having a blue tint, up to the light before he accepted it in exchange for the tobacco products Floyd purchased.
However, upon further consideration, Martin said he thought the bill was fake but Floyd had already left the store and gotten into his car. He said he told his manager, who instructed him to ask Floyd to return to the store.
Martin approached the car with another co-worker and asked Floyd to come back into the store. When Floyd refused, Martin went back and told his manager he would take care of the $20 himself but was instructed to try again.
The clerk went back to Floyd's vehicle with two other employees but was unsuccessful again. Upon hearing the news, his manager asked his staff to call the police.
Once the police arrived, Martin said he came out of the Cut Foods to see what was happening.
"I saw people yelling and screaming," he told the jury on the third day of the trial. "I saw Derek with his knee on George's neck."
Martin said he immediately called his mom and told her not to come downstairs and then began recording the incident on his phone. He admitted to deleting the footage that night because he assumed that Floyd had died when the ambulance carried Floyd drove down East 38th Street instead of Chicago Avenue.
"If you live in South Minneapolis, the easiest way to get to the hospital would have been straight on Chicago," Martin said on Wednesday.
He said he quit shortly after Floyd's death because he didn't feel safe working at the store.
But they immediately went to George Floyd and ignored the other two people.
George Floyd was targetted for no apparent reason.
Perhaps you'd like to share this video?
That's settled it then.
I just asked my wife's mother's uncle's neighbour's son, and he said it could.
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