Posted on 05/13/2014 6:23:38 AM PDT by eccentric
In Huntsville, Alabama police are facing no charges whatsoever after allegedly killing a 17 year old boy while trying to find drugs in his throat with a sharp object.
Mainstream media won’t touch the story, and of course, independent media fueled by citizen journalists broke this to the public, releasing the 16 page wrongful death suit filed by the teen’s mother, Nancy Smith.
According to the autopsy:
“Because of the circumstances of this event, it is difficult to discern if the decedent died from a drug overdose or an asphyxia event exacerbated by either the occlusion of the airway by the foreign object, a possible vascular occlusion associated with the neck restraint, or from a combination of all the events that transpired during this incident.”
The mother, who lost her young son to the violent monopoly of the state, filed a federal lawsuit in March alleging that her son was killed via assault and battery by the police who excessive force. She claims it was a wrongful death.
What is possibly even more disturbing is that the Alabama Department of Forensic Sciences ruled this teen’s cause of death, “undetermined”.
That cold, robotic assessment seemed to contradict the very things the department found and reported. However police are denying any wrong doing.
They found that the teen suffered blunt force injuries, anoxic/hypoxic ischemic encephalopathy, meaning his brain was starved of oxygen before he died.
So what actually happened? The mother’s lawsuit alleges that her son was setup in a drug sting. According to court documents, the teen was unaware of what was happening when an officer not in uniform, not identifying himself, rushed him. The teen proceeded to run, as anyone being chased by an unidentified man might do.
Next, the officer threw him to the ground, maced him, and handcuffed him.
The autopsy adds that his “neck was restrained”.
The Smith family lawsuit says police told paramedics that the teen swallowed a bag of illegal drugs.
What happened after this is not very clear, but this is what we appear to know:
The police proceeded to shove a sharp object down the teen’s throat to allegedly extract drugs. As of yet, the sharp object has not even been identified.
Drugs were never found in the teen’s throat, stomach, or bloodstream.
The actions of the victim’s family seem to indicate that they believe the police killed their son.
How does someone die from lack of oxygen, if it has been proven that nothing was stuck in his throat?
It would make quite a bit of sense if the teen died from lack of oxygen because the sharp object shoved down his throat by the police cut his throat and rendered his breathing organs useless.
Why is there seemingly zero footage of this? Why is no one being arrested or as much as even truly investigated in this police department?
A bit late into the investigation it seems, the police admitted “evidence”: 2 giant ziplock bags full of MDMA (ecstasy) that they claim was on his person.
This is highly disturbing and almost no one is reporting on it. Please share this with as many people as possible so the potential killers here will be known. Sharing this info would be a powerful act of information spreading, given that almost no one knows of this situation.
Story says the cop was plain clothes and did not show a badge.
“Another senseless drug-related death” - The X-Police (SNL)
... or a government employee.
"Official details"? Wouldn't you rather know the truth?
blah, blah dead kid blah, blah
It is worth it if it advances the WOD and police state. /s
by shoving a sharp object down his own throat and starving his own brain of oxygen - you effin boot likker
“but he took his chances with the cops and lost.”
You always lose with the cop... They killed him without reason.
They are alleging that the police killed him by cutting off his oxygen, presumably he had been stopped BEFORE that happened. Duh.
To All: please add it to relevant articles. . . arrestrelateddeaths
>> The term is explained here by the Bureau of Justice Statistics. . .
https://www.bjsard.org/documents/ARD_Program_Brief_Description.pdf
No one not in uniform should be trying to make an arrest. If you don’t even look like a cop, why would i believe you? I’m reminded of the ABC officers who attacked two college girls over water.
Pigs are so freaking stupid. Worse, never accountable.
Cute....I love it.
Another freeper who loves the taste of Kiwi?
Another freeper who loves the taste of Kiwi?
You don’t even make sense but you “name” doesn’t either so it makes sense.
You sir are unbelievably callous.
1) It is proper in napscoorditors world to execute a death sentence for running from plainclothes, unidentified police. Yep, gotta die for that.
2) Whether or not the kid had swallowed a bag, I sincerely DOUBT the police are trained for the medically invasive ‘procedure’ that has been described. Are they trained in your area naps? If not, I would definitely do all you can to walk around with your mouth wide open, showing you haven’t swallowed anything. Lest you get yourself killed for the CRIME of being ‘suspected’ of something of this magnitude.
I am not well spoken, I don’t write well so I bet I don’t impress many here on FR.
Well you are honest. I will give you that.
I don’t think cops are trained for that, nor should they be allowed to do things like that.
Did I say that? No I did not. All I said was that perhaps he should have stopped instead of running off like he did. I was not there. You DEFINITELY were not there. So what are you saying? You would have stopped or kept running? I think any responsible person would have stopped and saw what the commotion was about. That is called responsibility. I don’t know way you have such a difficult problem with the situation.
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