BLACK LIFE MATTERS: See What Was Found In George Floyd’s Car The Day He Died

BLACK LIFE MATTERS: See What Was Found In George Floyd’s Car The Day He Died.

A PHOTO of the ” counterfeit” $20 bill that George Floyd used in a store a few minutes before his death was shown at Derek Chauvin’ s trial on March 31.

The footage was part of court documents that were filed in an attempt to dismiss the charges against Thomas Lane, one of four former Minnesota cops implicated in Floyd’ s death.

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A photo of the court documents shows four tickets– two $20 bills and two $1 bills– distributed on the seats of Floyd’ s car.

The photos also showed wrinkled notes between the seats and the car’ s interior consoles.

The photos were published along with a memo Tuesday, in support of a motion filed by Lane’ s attorney, Earl Gray.

” The images of this exhibition show crumpled money up, two fake twenty dollar bills and two dollar bills, lodged between the central console and the passenger seat. Where Lane saw Floyd put his right hand, ” the memo went on.

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” The officers did not know if it was a firearm or if the occupants of the vehicle were planning on fleeing.

” It was subsequently learned that it was counterfeit money that Floyd was shoving into the side of the seat where officers saw him reaching, as evidenced by the pictures in Exhibit 6, ” the memo said.

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The memo went on to say, ” Floyd did not co- operate with the second officers who approached her vehicle. Floyd stood up actively and acted erratically for over 10 minutes. “

Like other ex- policemen in Neapolis, Tou Thao and J Alexander Kueng, Lane is accused of aiding and abetting second- degree murder in the death of Floyd, 46.

What did the salesman say during the lawsuit?

A new surveillance video was displayed at Chauvin’ s trial on March 31, shows Floyd buying cigarettes with the $20 bill that would have been counterfeit at Cup Foods in Minneapolis on May 25, 2020.

The clerk who served Floyd advised the court that he addressed the 46- year- old when he initially entered the store, however he was delayed to react.

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” At the point when I inquired as to whether he played baseball, he proceeded to react to that however it took him somewhat long to get to what he would attempt to say, ” Christopher Martin, 19, told the jury.

” Doubtlessly he was high, ” the adolescent added.

” He was talking, having a normal Memorial Day carrying on with his life yet he appeared to be high, ” he later added.

In the video, taken inside the Cup Foods, Floyd is seen walking around and addressing workers and different clients.

At a few focuses in the video, which has no sound, Floyd is seen rearranging around and skipping on his toes as he moves all through the shot.

A companion, who Martin said he later saw sitting in the traveler side of Floyd’ s vehicle, is shown strolling into the store and giving something to him.

The clerk said that before in the day, he had forestalled that man, who was wearing red jeans in the reconnaissance video, from utilizing a phony bill.

He said the man appeared as though he was ” attempting to plot” and realized the bill was phony.

After around ten moment, the new observation film shows Floyd approaching the frount counter where Martin, wearing a dark hoodie, serves him cigarettes.

The clerk, who additionally lives over the store, told the court that while he trusted Floyd showed up high, he could comprehend the solicitation he made.

Martin, who had just been working at the store for a very long time, finished the exchange with Floyd however is seen holding up the $20 note to investigate it and told the court he trusted it was phony.

He portrayed the bill as having a ” blue color to it how a $100 would. “

” I thought that it was odd so I assumed it was phony, ” Martin clarified.

” I don’ t have a clue what I was searching for, I just realized it was phony. “

He told the court that the store strategy was that representatives who acknowledged a fake bill would need to pay for it themselves and that he was at first going to add it to his bill.

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