[Rennes Templar]

Seems like in a lot of these cop-induced deaths, the suspect is usually resisting arrest.

[driftdiver]

What your reaction be if you can’t breath?

[gdani]

Seems like in a lot of these cop-induced deaths, the suspect is usually resisting arrest.

Resisting arrest is not supposed to be a capital offense. Especially in the days of mace, tasers, etc.

[Spirochete]

Seems like in a lot of these cop-induced deaths, the suspect is usually resisting arrest.

A recent video linked here on FR showed a cop strangling a handcuffed subject to unconsciousness. Prisoner was under the control of another officer and not resisting.

[SERE_DOC]

Well, unless the cops had a signed affidavit, a complaint, and a warrant for his arrest... it is called kidnapping which led to the MURDER of this 43 y/o man.

Read the law, it is amazing what the *"private contractors" get away with these days.

* private contractors, uniformed thugs sometimes called law enforcement

[Half Vast Conspiracy]

Seems like in a lot of these cop-induced deaths, the suspect is usually resisting arrest.

Its SOP for cops to squeal "stop resisting" repeatedly, even if the suspect isn't.

[editor-surveyor]

>> “Seems like in a lot of these cop-induced deaths, the suspect is usually resisting arrest.” <<

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You mean resisting being choked to death?
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