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Pardon request submitted for George Floyd in 2004 Texas case

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George Floyd died after being arrested by Minneapolis police on Memorial Day in 2020. HOUSTON - A posthumous pardon request has been submitted to Texas officials on behalf of George Floyd for a 2004 drug arrest that was done by a now indicted ex-Houston police officer whose case history is under scrutiny following a deadly drug raid.

Before his death last year at the hands of a now convicted ex-Minneapolis police officer, Floyd was arrested in 2004 on a drug charge in Houston, where he grew up. SIGN UP FOR FOX 26 HOUSTON EMAIL ALERTSFloyd was later sentenced to 10 months in state jail after a plea agreement.

The ex-Houston officer who arrested Floyd is now having his case history reviewed after a deadly 2019 drug raid. FOR THE LATEST NEWS.

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