Oops
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Oh, the drugs in his system changed the story some, but let’s not pretend that Chauvin doesn’t bare some responsibility. Floyd overdosed, but could have survived if Chauvin had reached out for medical assistance, especially when Floyd stopped moving.
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If he spit them out as is mentioned in the article it doesn’t help the case saying he was high at the time.
Not saying he was or wasn’t just a note about drugs that were spit out is not evidence of being high in the moment.
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If he spit them out as is mentioned in the article it doesn’t help the case saying he was high at the time.
Not saying he was or wasn’t just a note about drugs that were spit out is not evidence of being high in the moment.
If he spit them out as is mentioned in the article it doesn’t help the case saying he was high at the time.
Not saying he was or wasn’t just a note about drugs that were spit out is not evidence of being high in the moment.
No, but the bloodwork does. I think George mentioned that the levels of Fentanyl in his blood was more than what a gas passer would use in a highly controlled environment?
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If he spit them out as is mentioned in the article it doesn’t help the case saying he was high at the time.
Not saying he was or wasn’t just a note about drugs that were spit out is not evidence of being high in the moment.
If he spit them out as is mentioned in the article it doesn’t help the case saying he was high at the time.
Not saying he was or wasn’t just a note about drugs that were spit out is not evidence of being high in the moment.
His autopsy showed very high levels of illegal drugs. This just enforces the death by drugs argument.
