MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — The convenience store cashier who sold cigarettes to George Floyd and was handed a counterfeit $20 bill in return has taken the stand at Officer Derek Chauvin’s murder trial as prosecutors lay out the sequence of events that led to Floyd’s ill-fated arrest outside. Christopher Martin, 19, says he immediately believed the $20 was fake but took it even though store policy was to deduct such amounts from a cashier’s paycheck.
Prosecutors detail incident that led to Floyd’s arrest
