Pulmonologist says George Floyd died from a ‘low level of oxygen’

By Jake Dima

Published April 8, 2021 6:35pm ET

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Pulmonologist says George Floyd died from a ‘low level of oxygen’ — A pulmonologist who reviewed George Floyd’s medical records said Thursday he died “from a low level of oxygen.” Dr. Martin Tobin, a physician specializing in critical care of the lungs, posited that Floyd’s prone position in the street and pressure on his neck and back led to a pulseless electrical activity arrhythmia “that caused his […]

A pulmonologist who reviewed George Floyd’s medical records said Thursday he died “from a low level of oxygen.”

Dr. Martin Tobin, a physician specializing in critical care of the lungs, posited that Floyd’s prone position in the street and pressure on his neck and back led to a pulseless electrical activity arrhythmia “that caused his heart to stop.” Floyd died May 25, 2020, in Minneapolis police custody, and his death sparked nationwide protests against police brutality.

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