Then there's this George Floyd nugget.

[thetruth]

Medical examiner: George Floyd had 'fatal level of fentanyl' in his system, but is 'not saying this killed him'

New court documents filed this week in the case against four Minneapolis police officers accused of murdering George Floyd provide new context to how he died. While the state medical examiner determined that Floyd’s death was a homicide due to the officers’ actions, new documents this week...

www.foxnews.com

 

[Mr.OSU]

Medical examiner: George Floyd had 'fatal level of fentanyl' in his system, but is 'not saying this killed him'

New court documents filed this week in the case against four Minneapolis police officers accused of murdering George Floyd provide new context to how he died. While the state medical examiner determined that Floyd’s death was a homicide due to the officers’ actions, new documents this week...

www.foxnews.com

If you watch the video he was saying he couldn’t breath while standing up. George Floyd killed George Floyd.

 

[Medic007]

If you watch the video he was saying he couldn’t breath while standing up. George Floyd killed George Floyd.

Not true. Look up opiate overdose toxidrome. Opiate overdoses look nothing like the combative George Floyd.

 

[Mr.OSU]

Not true. Look up opiate overdose toxidrome. Opiate overdoses look nothing like the combative George Floyd.

His breathing issues were caused by fentanyl and his own personal health issues.

 

[Medic007]

His breathing issues were caused by fentanyl and his own personal health issues.

Negative to both. Again, look up opiate overdose. If fentanyl overdose was his problem, he wouldn't have been conscious to complain about his breathing.

If you want, I can explain exactly how Mr. Floyd died. I've seen it more times in person than I ever cared to. And now I teach police officers how to prevent deaths like George Floyd. In the city that I work in, we haven't had an in custody death in 11 years despite having more opportunities due to the availability of highly pure meth and substituted cathinone drugs.

 

[okstatefan1]

Negative to both. Again, look up opiate overdose. If fentanyl overdose was his problem, he wouldn't have been conscious to complain about his breathing.

If you want, I can explain exactly how Mr. Floyd died. I've seen it more times in person than I ever cared to. And now I teach police officers how to prevent deaths like George Floyd. In the city that I work in, we haven't had an in custody death in 11 years despite having more opportunities due to the availability of highly pure meth and substituted cathinone drugs.

I’d be interested when you’ve got time.