That'll teach him to...uh, what exactly did he do that merited death? [Read]
Here's another account. And another.
I love all the lies. Of course they did nothing wrong, this was standard protocol.
You got a problem with that?
Tuesday, June 21, 2011
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If someone has been in a car accident and he/she is uncooperative and combative he/she may have damaged their chest from the impact and may be hypoxic (low oxygen level in blood). This may be the type of injury the ER doctor was discussing that lead to the death. Other sources of behavior problems may be low blood sugar, head injury, dehydration, carbon monoxide poisoning or underlying mental health issues brought forth by the stress of the accident. In any of these cases, tasering, handcuffing, and placing face down in the grass unattended with no further medical treatment will not improve his/her health status. The problem is not always alcohol or drug intoxication or criminal history as an indicator of current behavior.
When the only solution you have is a hammer, not every problem presented to you is a nail.
Feel Safe, Officers! Thank God that none of your loved ones have met with your ilk. Pray to God that you do not encounter the loved ones of those that have.
That thin, blue wall of "no comment". (and subsequent exonerations and commendations, and medals so big one needs a wheelbarrow to carry it...)
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