Body-cam footage shows police left an Ohio man handcuffed and facedown on a bar floor before he died
https://apnews.com/article/ohio-police-custody-death-cant-breathe-be0d9d17b35da46f9b8a3187f01fb988
Canton Ohio Black Man dies while handcuffed on floor. Here we go again
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Love that film. I have a large collection of those old Warner Bros. flicks, mostly the gangster films. Cagney, Bogart, Robinson, George Raft... those guys were the best.
I know what you're saying, but this one has topped my favs. for years!
Or as we know it in the real world, they don't make 'em like they used to.
I know what you're saying, but this one has topped my favs. for years!
Or as we know it in the real world, they don't make 'em like they used to.
Casablanca
White Heat
Key Largo
...my favorites.
It's not the handcuffs, it's the kneeling on the back. There's a reason all of these videos look the same.
I was shown the video with no knowledge of what I was supposed to be watching for and I predicted his death before it happened. He died from lactic acidosis. He was probably on a stimulant drug like many of them are.
It baffles me why there are still police departments that haven't figured out how to not kill these people.
My favorite movie of all time? Imitation of Life. Ended showing a sad screaming young white woman who denied her mother her entire life as the black mother was driven away to her grave site.
I know. I was throwing that out there for the blame the criminal crowd.
Saw it on the local news last night at 5. Told the wife when it showed the knee on his back there goes another cop thats gonna lose his job and probably go to prison and a huge sum of money to his family if that guy dies. And sure enough thats what happened, he was also saying he couldn't breathe and there you have it.
No doubt Biden will get Soros to have his blm army burn down cities across America. Will blm and hamas supporters take turns?
In these cases it is. It's not intentional but these deaths are entirely preventable.
I'm baffled why some people resist arrest. It's not like the person resisting arrest is going to get away and by resisting it only makes things worse both physically and legally.
Do you think everyone who "resists arrest" does so intentionally?
I've learned to take these stories very slowly and methodically. I would give the story some time to perculate and then come back to it next week at the earliest.
Can you provide a couple of examples where a person resisting arrest wasn't doing so intentionally?
Hypoglycemia, under the influence of drugs, dementia, schizophrenia, thyroid storm, brain injury, and plenty of other things can alter your brain's ability to process information...
Yeah, there are plenty of cases where people are literally unaware of their surroundings.
All but the drug use I would think would be a minority of the cases of resisting arrest.
Expecting police officers to diagnose people within seconds is an unrealistic expectation is my view.
I believe there's a certain demographic that has exponentially grown to think they don't have to answer to the law.
I can think of one: the news reporter in Austin, TX a couple of days ago.
I doubt he meant for it to happen but he did appear to ram a police officer with his camera.
The cameraman does have some responsibility of how to handle his heavy equipment so as not to interfere with police.
There's no expectation that an officer "diagnose" anything. Recognition of the signs and symptoms is easy to train though. I teach the training several times a year. I'm not talking out of my ass. 14 years without an in custody death due to deliberate training and an organized response speaks for itself.
Watch this and look for what's done differently. Notice the date on the video.
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Video of the arrest. The man hit a telephone pole that was broken into and in the road, he ran into a bar right after, employees called the Police saying he was bothering patrons then the Police arrive and from the get go he resists. He was stll talking when they got off him. One cop is heard he has always wanted to be in a bar fight. Guy was released from prison 12 days prior after serving a 24 yr sentence for kidnapping and burglary and wait for it, Failure to Comply.
Well that was interesting, hats off to the cop. Would be great if that's how they all went down but they don't.
