Read the references in post 21. It’s odd to me why this is an acceptable tactic in the MPD, but maybe the area had a problem with bystander mobs assaulting cops during arrests.
I’m sure this is a problem in skinny neighborhoods.
Bongino says there is NEVER justification for applying that type of
pressure to a main blood artery.
He says that technique is not taught to any police force in the U.S.
He says once the man was handcuffed behind the back, the fight was over.
Just put him in the back of the patrol car.
BTW, as you know Bongino was a NYC police officer and Secret Service
agent. He speaks with experience on this issue.