Darnella Frazier, a 17-year-old black teenager, was the person who recorded the video that went viral and saw protests against police brutality and systemic racism erupt across the country.

“I have seen him die. I posted the video last night and it just went viral. And everybody’s asking me how do I feel? I don’t know how to feel. Because it is so sad bro.

This man was literally right here 8 pm yesterday,” lamented Frazier. After capturing the murder of Floyd by Minneapolis State Police on video, Frazier shared that she was traumatized.

The high school student was covered by NowThis when she visited the scene of the murder the next day where she is seen emotionally distraught.

The officer, Derek Chauvin, who was seen killing George Floyd (pictured) was arrested and charged with third-degree murder and manslaughter.

According to the 17-year-old, she was making a store run with her cousin when she saw Floyd on the ground. She immediately pulled out her phone and started to record.

She saw Derek Chauvin kneeling on Floyd’s neck and heard him yell at Chauvin that he could not breathe. Frazier said Chauvin and the accompanying officers did not show any concern.

She labelled the experience as being traumatizing. “He was like, ‘Please I can’t breathe, I can’t breathe.’ And they did not care. They killed this man,” “And I was right there! I was like 5 feet away! It is so traumatizing,” she said. Since the NowThis report was published.

Frazier has faced some controversy as some assumed the teen was seeking attention in light of Floyd’s death. In a Facebook post, she wrote a response to such naysayers and suggested they show appreciation instead of bashing her.

“Now you all just sound dumb and ignorant! I do not expect anyone who was not placed in my position to understand why and how I feel the way that I do!

“Mind you, I am a minor! 17-years-old, of course, I am not about to fight off a cop I am scared,” she said.

She went on to defend herself saying were it not for her, the four police officers would still be having their jobs while causing trouble to others.

“The police most definitely would have swept it under the rug with a cover-up story. Instead of bashing me, thank me! “Because that could have been one of your loved ones and you would want to see the truth as well,” she added.