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Floyd’s Alleged Drug Dealer Refuses To Testify To Avoid ‘Self-Incrimination’ At Chauvin Trial

Amanda Prestigiacomo
Floyd’s Alleged Drug Dealer Refuses To Testify To Avoid ‘Self-Incrimination’ At Chauvin Trial
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Morries Hall, an alleged drug dealer who was with George Floyd during his arrest on May 25, is refusing to testify, invoking his Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination.

Hall’s lawyer contends that her client’s testimony could lead to a third-degree murder charge in the death of Floyd, because of his alleged drug activity with 46-year-old just before the arrest.

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