The shocking story of the last moments of George Floyd’s life came out

The case of George Floyd’s death is once again in discussion in the United States.

Hearing is going on in the court of this case and the documents filed in the court have revealed shocking information.

When the police officer facing the charges of murdering George Floyd held his neck with his knee and was trying to say something while panting, he was being asked to keep quiet.

According to transcripts of body cam (body mounted) footage and recorded conversations, unarmed George Floyd had groaned and named his dead mother and children.

George Floyd was saying that the Minneapolis policeman would kill me.

The lawyer of one of the four police officers involved in the incident handed over these documents to the court.

This transcript clearly shows what happened in the last moments of George Floyd’s life. There were protests all over the world after his death in the month of May.

Protests that started against racism over the issue of George Floyd’s death later turned into the ‘Black Lives Matter’ movement.

This issue is being debated around the world and this incident was seen as a reflection of the phase of slavery and discrimination in American history.

The four officers involved in police action to take George Floyd into custody have been fired and arrested.

Derek Schowin, a police officer who stabbed George’s neck with his knee, has been charged with various other charges including second degree murder.

The other three officers Thomas Lane, Jay Alexander Kweng and Tou Thao have been charged with abetment of crime.

The transcript was made public on Thursday and Thomas Lane’s lawyers sought to dismiss the charges against him.

What’s in the transcript?

So far, whatever information is available about the arrest of George Floyd and the last moments of his life has come out from the social post put up by the eyewitnesses of the incident.

Transcripts submitted to the court have revealed more detail about this incident. This transcript is after Thomas Lane and Jay Alexander Kweng reached the scene.

At that time, George Floyd was given CPR (Medical Help to Survive the Dead) in an ambulance.

Transcripts of footage recorded from a body camera in the body of Thomas Lane and Jay Alexander Kweng show that George Floyd said at least 20 times that he could not breathe because Minneapolis police officers pressed him was kept.

They were stopped by policemen outside a store. It was alleged on George Floyd that he allegedly used a fake $ 20 note to buy cigarettes.

After this, George Floyd, bound by handcuffs, was pushed to the ground near the police car. Derek Schowin had George Floyd’s neck below his knee and he was saying “I can’t breathe. You’ll just kill me.”

A person standing nearby recorded the incident, according to his footage, with Derek Shawin holding George Floyd’s neck for about eight minutes. Derek was then saying, “So shut up, and stop screaming. A lot of oxygen is spent talking.”

According to the transcript, at the beginning of the arrest, George Floyd was seen supporting the police. He was repeatedly apologizing to the police officers moving towards his car.

Thomas Lane asked George Floyd at least 10 times to show his hand before ordering him to leave the car.

George Floyd, responding to an order to show his hand, says, “Man, I got, I got shot the same way, before.”

It is not clear in what context George Floyd said this.

After some time Thomas Lane says, “Why is it hiding and not showing its hands and what are these strange acts?”

Police officers then handcuffed George Floyd and tried to place him on the back seat of the police car.

George was upset when this was happening, he was repeatedly pleading that he was suffering from claustrophobia.

Thomas Lane asks, “Have you taken anything …”, then George replies, “I’m scared.”

According to another document, Thomas Lane told the investigating officers that George Floyd started banging in the car.

The officers then drove George Floyd out of the car. According to the transcript, George Floyd called her mother dozens of times.

George said, “I can’t trust this man. Mother, I love you very much. Love you. Tell my children that I love them very much. I’m dying.”

When George Floyd said that I was having trouble breathing, Thomas Lane asked Derek Shawwin, “Should we turn it to him?”

Derek replied, “It will be like this.”

Derek Shawin’s lawyers did not comment on these documents made public.

Why are these transcripts released now?

These transcripts have been released as part of efforts to provide legal help to Thomas Lane. Thomas Lane was on duty the day of George Floyd’s death.

Earl Gray, Thomas Lane’s lawyer, says that in this case, running a trial against his client is unbecoming

Documents submitted to the court also include transcripts of inquiries from investigators at the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Appropriations from Thomas Lane.

In this interview, Thomas Lane recounts the crucial moments of his initial encounter with George Floyd.

Thomas Lane says that he took out his gun and ordered George Floyd to show his hands. Then they were moving towards George’s car and saw that George was keeping his hands under the seat.

Pictures inside the car suggest that George was sitting in his seat before his arrest and was showing two twisted notes of $ 20.

J Alexander Kweng says that the note in George’s hand was forged.

At the end of this inquiry, an investigating officer asked Thomas Lane if he thought he or Derek Schowin had any role in the death of George Floyd.

J Alexander Qeng said, “I object to this. You are not going to answer this question.”

What happened after George Floyd’s death?

This incident and the videos shot by the people standing there once again exposed the wounds of racial discrimination in American society.

Many people say that the anger arising after the death of George Floyd reflects the frustration caused by economic and social discrimination in America.

Protests were held in many cities of America regarding this incident and this trend has still not stopped. The voices of the protests were heard in other countries of the world outside America as well.

Police forces, governments and businessmen have accepted racial disharmony and promised reforms.

Statues that symbolized slavery were re-evaluated in the United States and other countries. Some were dropped and some were removed by the governments.

Even before George Floyd, there have been incidents of racial violence against black people in America. These include high-profile cases such as Michael Brown in Ferguson, Eric Garner in New York.

These events have strengthened the Black Lives Matter movement of America in recent years.