[Brynjar]

Don't do drugs

[RoadRash]

Fuck your BLM movement.

[Yanni]

don't struggle with police: problem solved.

[DanteAntonelli]

Originally Posted by Yanni ↗

don't struggle with police: problem solved.

I have heart problems and you get desperate when you have a crisis, believe me, you wouldn't be able to avoid it, by the way, if I ever stop logging in for over a month to this board, it means I'm dead, good bye to all in advance.

[Mr.Angel]

Originally Posted by 18Zulu ↗

The police didn’t cause this man’s death. They are cops and few cops are paramedics therefore no reasonable person would believe they would know what cardiac arrest sounds like. This drug abuser was not complaining of chest pain or saying something was wrong medically while he was very clearly in cardiac failure. Good video but your info sucks.

any normal hearted human can familiarize themselves with agonal breathing. Especially since cops cuffed him, sat him, observed he was probably obese, not a threat, and neglected the signs.

Makes me angry. Truly.

[-NocturnalPulse-]

Total shitshow

[ewnasssty]

Originally Posted by Twisted_Claim23 ↗

Not sure about the background on this one - someone that cares can probably post the full story.

Man seems to take his last breaths at 12:15 while being deliberately suffocated. If you listen closely, you can hear one of them mumble something about him "not being conscious".

I like the way they all know damn well THEY are the ones that killed him but seem to nervously step around the idea.

Notice how everyone gets a lot quieter as they realize they fucked up.

brilliant watching how many people immediately look to blame a cop for anything while performing their job, but literally dont ever bring up the things leading up to police presence. in the majority of cases i've seen where something bad happens with police involved, the only thing talked about is the police, when they are but one factor, and usually just a symptom of a larger problem, which seems that assholes cant seem to just follow ANY laws anymore, and now even the results of drug use somehow fall on a police officer who has to respond to a scene with a person who's consumed them. and how about the person that called the cops in literally everyone of these situations, usually domestic, which leads to a loss of life? maybe they should have taken more action to fix things without bringing the police into it, especially considering how everybody says the police are just going to kill you anyway? call a neighbor. call another family member. but nope they want the police to come mediate their issues and babysit psychotic drug addled aggressive retards. i hate the system. it needs work. but so does our entire culture, and dickheads like OP thrive on the state of division we are in, while offering zero actual advice for how to make things better for everybody. tragedies are tragic, everythings not meant to fit your political narrative dipshit.

[CohorsPraetoria]

Originally Posted by Tyrantus ↗

I mostly agree with you. They didn't give him the coke that made his grandmother call the cops because he was acting crazy and she needed help getting him out of the house, but to say they didn't cause this guy's death seems a little imprudent.

If the cops never showed up, would he still have had a heart attack? Maybe, if the coke is solely to blame. But I think its more reasonable to assume that the manner in which he was detained exacerbated any health issues the guy already had.

They didn't kill him, but they could've done more to help him.

I would love to know your perspective as to how a coked up individual should be properly detained. I don't see or hear this guy get beat up, nor suffocated.

I would love to know your relevant personal/professional background and what you could bring to the table in a situation like this, because I, as an active duty law enforcement officer, could learn a thing or two about this.

Over here in Belgium they already have a name for this: Excited Delirium Syndrome. Which may or may not have been caused by narcotics abuse.
But, in true Belgian fashion, no guidelines or training has been developed so we are left to improvise.
Which has led to quite a few deaths over here as well...

[ewnasssty]

if the guy was in poor health, then why:
a)was he doing drugs
b)fighting with his mom or whatever got him in trouble
c)fighting with cops
and why is he or anybody else not responsible for the things leading up to the cops being called or how they reacted to them?

i've had multiple police encounters. some cops are dicks but not "bad" cops. some cops are bad cops tho. but even a dick cop, if you act normal, follow commands, etc., especially in domestic situations where no real crime has happened yet, if you are cool and leave or do what they say you'll be fine. period. why isnt there video of the encounter leading up to him being on the ground? did you selectively leave it out because it showed the perp acting like a madman? hmmmmmmmm sorry but in this day of fake hate crime and police brutality narrative you need to have some better proof before you make these tired ass accusations. plus you give yourself away, you're too angry, its so easy to see you're emotionally invested in this narrative, so you will lie to push your agenda. bet you'd bring race into it too if you thought you had an opening, i already saw one idiot bring up BLM, lol... you clowns are too much. self accountability. it still exists even in a world that is unfair. americas not perfect, but it is one of, if not the best country for offering somebody with nothing the opportunity to work hard and give their children more than what they had. the ability to climb the socio-economic ladder. and, for now still, freedom.

[Darkcloud]

What did we learn from this? Don't Do to much Drugs!
Do just enough.