As protests continue to greet the killing of George Floyd, a man close to him has said that he was not a fraudulent man.
According to his roommate, Alvin Manago, Floyd wouldn’t have presented the $20 for which he was arrested if he knew it was a counterfeit.
Manago said in an interview with ‘Daily Mail’:
“I’ve never known Floyd to use any counterfeit money. If he tried to pass along a counterfeit $20 bill it was unintentional. He probably didn’t know the money was fake.
“I’m just not sure why the store employees didn’t just tell him it was a fake $20. They all knew him then. He was a regular customer.
“If that $20 bill was a counterfeit, George didnt know the money was fake.
“I’m just not sure why the store employees didn’t just tell him it was a fake $20. They all knew him then. He was a regular customer.”
