George Floyd death: Interview with brother Philonise Floyd

George Floyd death: Interview with brother Philonise Floyd; USA, Minneapolis; Philonise Floyd interview, brother, George Floyd, Black Lives Matter, shrine, memorial, graffiti, street art, mural, painting.USA: Minnesota: Minneapolis:INTPhilonise Floyd (George Floyd's brother) set up shots with reporter / interview SOTQ: It was described as a public execution- A modern day lynching in broad daylight, he had his knee on my brother's neck with his hands in his pockets with a smirk on his face as he made adjustments to cut off the airways, my brother couldn't breathe, he was trying to turn his head, like a fish out of water gasping for air, anybody who saw that including kids they ask questionsQ: What do you say to the defence?- Look at the video, that's the facts, anything else, you're trying to assassinate his character because you don't have any facts, the video tells you everything, my brother couldn't breathe, over and over again he said that over 20 times, it's time for a change and that time is nowQ: Brother said to you that he would make a difference- He said that his name would be all around the worldQ: Did you imagine it would be because of this?- Nobody can imagine something like this, you think that your sibling will be with you forever, when I think about my brother I think about him dancing with my mum, my mum was handicapped, he would pick her up and dance with her because he was strong and he was a person that when he was walking alongside of us, people would always look up to him and speak to him because they want to be with us and he was like 'Come on let's go', he was that type of personQ: How much do you miss him?- Can't even explain, it's infinity, I miss him so much, I cry a lot of times just thinking about him and I'm not the only one, I cried today, but I know he's with us right now and I love my brother and I know he'll be right here with us for the rest of our livesCUTAWAYSMural on wall with paintin...