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Texas governor's decision: Whether to pardon George Floyd - Vimarsana News

Texas governor's decision: Whether to pardon George Floyd

AUSTIN, Texas -- Doling out pardons is a holiday tradition for Texas Gov. Greg Abbott, who around every Christmas grants them to a handful of ordinary citize...

Texas governor's decision: Whether to pardon George Floyd - Vimarsana News

Texas governor's decision: Whether to pardon George Floyd

Doling out pardons is a holiday tradition for Texas Gov. Greg Abbott, who around every Christmas grants them to a handful of ordinary citizens, typically for minor offenses committed years or decades ago.  But one name stands out on his desk: George Floyd.

TX gov. won't say if he'll grant pardon to George Floyd - Vimarsana News

TX gov. won't say if he'll grant pardon to George Floyd

In October, Texas' parole board sent Abbott a unanimous recommendation to pardon Floyd, whose arrest by a former officer whose police work is no longer trusted by prosecutors.

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'Give Us An Answer': Houston DA, Other Advocates Call Out Texas Governor's Delay On Decision to Pardon George Floyd for Questionable 2004 Drug Charge - Vimarsana News

'Give Us An Answer': Houston DA, Other Advocates Call Out Texas Governor's Delay On Decision to Pardon George Floyd for Questionable 2004 Drug Charge

A Houston public defender is waiting on the Texas governor to posthumously pardon George Floyd of a now questionable 2004 drug conviction. New evidence

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott remains silent on posthumous pardon for George Floyd - Vimarsana News

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott remains silent on posthumous pardon for George Floyd

The state's parole board recommended in October that Floyd, murdered by a Minneapolis police officer, be pardoned for a minor 2004 drug conviction in Houston. The governor hasn't acted, and isn't answering questions about what he will do.