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Have to say one thing about this: This is why you don't ever try to resist arrest. Things can get dicey because the cops are now obligated to use force to arrest you. And this is the type of thing that can happen.
Unfortunately this aspect will be completely lost on the public calling for the police's heads.
Agreed.. tha police
to be fair, i'm not the typical pothead " da police" guy... but when somebody pulls like this they deserve everything that's coming to 'em
Can't find the video but it appears the fat guy was resisting arrest -
at his own peril.
His 350-400 pounds obviously had nothing to do with his difficulty breathing - and his saying "I can't breathe" eight times - does not contradict that you have to be able to breathe to be able to repeat something verbally 8 times -
just ask any rapper how "breath control" is important to their "art"
Of course if a cop instructs you to "stop resisting" and "place your hands behind your back" - and you refuse and begin resisting -
it is at your own peril.
But, sure - blame the cops.
You don't even know the details of the story. An officer used a banned maneuver while seven of his fellow policeman held the guy down..several minutes later the guy is unconscious..and dies..the officer was at fault for going overboard..Can't find the video but it appears the fat guy was resisting arrest -
at his own peril.
His 350-400 pounds obviously had nothing to do with his difficulty breathing - and his saying "I can't breathe" eight times - does not contradict that you have to be able to breathe to be able to repeat something verbally 8 times -
just ask any rapper how "breath control" is important to their "art"
Of course if a cop instructs you to "stop resisting" and "place your hands behind your back" - and you refuse and begin resisting -
it is at your own peril.
But, sure - blame the cops.
Yes, you are correct - I never found the video - so I don't know all the specifics -
I was just commenting on the few details that were in the article.
Tino blindly defends everything the police does regardless of how egregious it is, so don't even waste your breath on that got....
The very first sentence of the article mentions 'illegal chokehold'..and a few passages later, they have a statement from the medical examiner spokeswoman about the cause of death..
You must be a criminal at heart.
Four emergency workers were suspended without pay after witnesses reported they did not administer CPR or oxygen as Garner lay motionless.
When one person kills another, it's by definition a homicide.
Wait until the court case is resolved and then the verdict will be your correct definition.
For now -
a fat guy resisted and died due to a number of possible reasons. The cop hating public needed nothing further and made a judgement based on their programming, conditioning, prejudices, etc...
Homicide is the killing of another human.
If he died of a heart attack = not homicide.
It was bound to get caught on camera eventually. The rise in police related incidents made this inevitable.
A New York City police officer's illegal chokehold killed Eric Garner last month, and his death has been ruled a homicide, the medical examiner announced Friday.
Try reading the links.
From the state of new york - penal code;
S 125.00 Homicide defined. Homicide means conduct which causes the death of a person or an unbornchild with which a female has been pregnant for more than twenty-fourweeks under cir stances cons uting murder, manslaughter in the firstdegree, manslaughter in the second degree, criminally negligenthomicide, abortion in the first degree or self-abortion in the firstdegree.
S 125.10 Criminally negligent homicide. A person is guilty of criminally negligent homicide when, withcriminal negligence, he causes the death of another person. Criminally negligent homicide is a class E felony.
Unless the medical examiner in new york is giving himself the le of judge and jury -then there is no homicide yet.
Have to prove the "criminal negligence" part -
Next time -
try sticking to things you know something about.
His death was RULED a homicide by the M.E's office in NY. I guess they don't get it either. I never mentioned anything about criminal negligence.
When they go to court and are unable to prove that the cop willfully murdered the suspect and/or was criminally negligent - then the M.E. will have to defend itself against a lawsuit for slandering the cop.
But - hey - semantics - at this point.
The guy is dead -
By the choking, his health, his weight, his refusal to stop resisting, etc....
One of those.
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