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LAPD Launches Investigation After Report Of George Floyd Photo Passed Around Captioned ‘You Take My Breath Away’

ErinBoogie by ErinBoogie
February 14, 2021
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The Los Angeles Police Department is investigating reports that George Floyd’s photo with the caption “You take my breath away” was circulating among officers.

KTLA reports that according to Police Chief Michael Moore, that another officer made a complaint about the photo. The complaining officer will be interviewed on Monday. The department is interested in learning how the picture ended up being passed around and by who.

“Our investigation is to determine the accuracy of the allegations while also reinforcing our zero-tolerance for anything with racist views,” Moore said.

The image was said to depict Floyd with the offensive caption in a Valentine-like format.

Last May, Floyd was killed after an officer knelt on his neck for over eight minutes while saying, “I can’t breathe” repeatedly. His death sparked protests across the nation against police brutality and racism.

The Department has become aware of allegations that an image was being passed around the department and this image was in the workplace. There are also allegations that the post with the image was authored by a department employee.

— LAPD HQ (@LAPDHQ) February 14, 2021
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  1. Troy says:
    6 years ago

    According to the autopsy report he died from overdose. Also there was no damage not even bruises to his neck. He had enough dope in his system to kill 10 crack heads. And by the looks of his police record black women are better off with him being dead. I care about the poor black women that he stuck a gun to her pregnant stomach. George floyd was an evil person thats why democrats love himm

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