And being held up by two officers after having been dragged over to the vehicle.
What I was driving at is the neck injury could have began with the arrest, outside of the vehicle.
If he later tumbled around in the back of the vehicle, and that either worsened and finalized something of a possible neck injury, or if Mr.Grey suffered all the neck injury in the vehicle, I don't know.
What we do know is that injury was suffered in police custody, and the man is now dead.
You are right. Let’s hope the Grand Jury hears all of the evidence and oomes to a righteous decision.
However, as long as it is Never mentioned that he had committed many crimes and the BEST way to not end up like this is to not commit crimes. that group is lost. As long as having six kids without a job or husband like the woman who saved her kid, is not a major issue, all is lost with them.
We will go about living our lives and the black community will wallow in despair no matter how bad some white people feel for a few days about police injustice. There are 1.2 million officers in the country.
Perhaps the best way to make sure EACH and EVERY one of them is completely sane and sound even after seeing insanity in these neighborhoods on a daily basis is to disband all of them, save swat teams. My neighborhood would be no different. Guilty white people could sleep at night knowing blacks are slaughtering each other but at least not by cops.
Thank you for the response.
On another thread, we were discussing this and I think his larynx got injured during the initial arrest when one of the cops had him pinned to the ground with a knee on the neck.
The spinal injury (IMHO) appears to have occurred because Mr. Gray would NOT STAY SEATED. I don’t believe the cops injured his spine, nor took him on a ‘nickel ride’.
Try standing up in the bed of a pickup truck with your shoelaces tied together. Have the driver gently take off.
Bet you fall. The laws of physics guarantee it.
I think Mr. Gray is responsible for his own injuries by not staying seated, and that the cops are ultimately responsible for the passenger in their vehicle, no matter how it happened or who it was.