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rhett o rick

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33. If you use force to restrain someone and you end up breaking their neck and they
Tue Apr 21, 2015, 08:26 PM
Apr 2015

die, by definition it's excessive force.

The concept of limited hangout is about only admitting to what is known at the time HereSince1628 Apr 2015 #1
the initial injury could have been exacerbated gwheezie Apr 2015 #2
You are correct. Faryn Balyncd Apr 2015 #10
the mayor said his request for medical tx was denied gwheezie Apr 2015 #14
something I don't understand about this story.... mike_c Apr 2015 #3
BWR...He made eye contact (supposedly) with the officers and ran. Black While Running...the knife libdem4life Apr 2015 #4
I agree with you gwheezie Apr 2015 #5
"No evidence of any use of excessive force." Well, except for the dead guy they killed. Comrade Grumpy Apr 2015 #6
Surprised they didn't say "He died of natural causes." nm rhett o rick Apr 2015 #7
This story stinks to high Heaven. think4yourself Apr 2015 #11
I think they're trying to figure out a way to sell that. yardwork Apr 2015 #29
Good point. Enthusiast Apr 2015 #19
That is what I was thinking. Kalidurga Apr 2015 #28
The police commissioner isn't saying anything about the injured larynx justiceischeap Apr 2015 #8
Breaking somebody's back and killing them... bvar22 Apr 2015 #9
It appears that it would take "dismemberment with a chain saw" etherealtruth Apr 2015 #12
It's called white washing canuckledragger Apr 2015 #13
I think it would be better to say something akin to .... etherealtruth Apr 2015 #17
maybe it's because they ARE sociopaths? canuckledragger Apr 2015 #25
I am with you etherealtruth Apr 2015 #27
If you use force to restrain someone and you end up breaking their neck and they rhett o rick Apr 2015 #33
The cops should have sulphurdunn Apr 2015 #15
It is apparent Roy Rolling Apr 2015 #16
This reminds me of the Cassandra Feuerstein case. lpbk2713 Apr 2015 #18
That was very violent and entirely unnecessary. Enthusiast Apr 2015 #21
i think the broken neck was evidence of excessive force samsingh Apr 2015 #20
the evidence of 'excessive force' is a 25 year old healthy man's death spanone Apr 2015 #22
The injuries and the subsequent death are themselves evidence of excessive force Moral Compass Apr 2015 #23
Listen to this prophet: Mr.Bill Apr 2015 #24
the only thing new is the video gwheezie Apr 2015 #26
I'll just leave these here. Mojo Electro Apr 2015 #30
um....except for the broken neck SoCalDem Apr 2015 #31
Another horrific murder mcar Apr 2015 #32
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