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28.05.2020 - 06:05

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A new video shows George Floyd not resisting arrest as police officers dragged him from his car before he was killed. It comes after the Minneapolis Police Department released a statement claiming the 46-year-old "physically resisted officers" after being ordered to exit his car, before "suffering medical distress".

However, the clip appears to show Mr Floyd complying and not resisting as two officers pull him from his car and cuff him. The initial video, which emerged on Tuesday, shows Mr Floyd gasping for air and groaning, "I can't breathe," as an officer pins him down with a knee to his throat.

Bystanders beseech the officer to let him up before he appears to lose consciousness, with the video causing a national outcry.

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