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Shaquille O'Neal offered his thoughts on George Floyd's tragic death, and what he's told his sons to say to the police.The 48-year-old NBA legend appeared on Jimmy Kimmel Liveon Tuesday, where he was asked about the death of George Floyd.O'Neal also has a history of involvement with law enforcement, serving as a reserve police officer in both Los Angeles and Miami, revealing that he thought Floyd's death was simply 'wrong.' Sons:Shaquille O'Neal offered his thoughts on George Floyd's tragic death, and what he's told his sons to say to the police.'There's an old saying that what's right is right and what's wrong is wrong, and what happened to George Floyd was all the way wrong,' O'Neal said.He added that he has, 'never seen that technique.

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