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In 2014, he moved to Minneapolis, Minnesota, where he took jobs driving a truck and providing security at a Latino club and restaurant. Floyd was not afraid of using firearms in his crimes. He took a plea deal in 2009 and was sentenced to five years in prison. If true, that’s some sad commentary about the community.įollowing numerous arrests for theft and drug possession, Floyd was charged in 2007 for armed robbery of a pregnant woman in a home invasion robbery, which he committed with five other men. Floyd also acted as an informal community leader and mentor to young men. The only aspect they might not have fully appreciated was that Floyd’s health was on the brink of drug-induced “I can’t breath” heart failure. If the police did a warrant or rap-sheet check, which they most likely did, they most likely saw a dangerous criminal record as shown below. At 6’4, 225 pounds, a football player back in the day, and jazzed up on speed, public endangerment nuisance St. Floyd managed to escape from the cruiser. How did he end up pinned down by three officers in the roadway? We don’t know, as they won’t show it to the delicate flowers in the public.Įven if we take this strange incident at face value as real and not conjured, and since the powers that be have elected to hide the key sequence, we must assume St. Floyd also had an enlarged heart - “48% bigger than it ought to be” - which is a sign of impending heart failure.įurthermore, even at this late date, there is no police cam video of what actually happened after Floyd was placed in the police cruiser.

Floyd was a heart attack waiting to happen. Several arteries were 75% blocked and one was 90% blocked. Certainly, the meth and fentanyl didn’t help these conditions. Just to add an extra scamdemic drama to the narrative, the coroner’s report said Floyd had tested positive for COVID-19 on April 3, but he appeared to be asymptomatic.Īn autopsy conducted by the Hennepin County medical examiner stated there were “no physical findings that support a diagnosis of traumatic asphyxia or strangulation,” but it did conclude that Floyd suffered from coronary artery disease, hypertensive heart disease and high blood pressure.

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