FedEx suspends employee for mocking George Floyd's death on camera in front of protesters.
's homicide in front of Black Lives Matter protesters is a FedEx employee, and the stunt could cost him his job.is one of the men seen in video mocking Floyd's death Monday as protesters marched past him in Franklin Township, NJ ... and he's been suspended from work pending a company investigation.
The shipping giant adds ..."A diverse and inclusive workforce is at the heart of our business, and we stand with those who support justice and equality."
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