KLAMarine said:
Police officers do this all the time: they will gang up on you and always seek to have the upper hand when engaging you as a suspect. I see nothing wrong with this.
I will concede that based on my limited knowledge of sequence of events, administration of first-aid was suspiciously slow after Brown became non-respondent. At the same time, I can't help but wonder what usual take-downs like these look like: are suspects always quiet when taken down like this? I don't know, I'm not a street cop.
I hope you are joking. |
It wasn't the pile up it was the banned choke hold that contributed to his death. Tho I'm pretty sure the (highly unnecessary) pile up had a little to do with it as well...
