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MPD reckless for years

2020-06-03 21:02:59.656454+02 by Dan Lyke 0 comments

Minneapolis police rendered 44 people unconscious with neck restraints in five years

Ed Obayashi, an attorney and the deputy sheriff in Plumas County, California, is a national use-of-force expert who trains and advises California police agencies. He said police departments across the country have been moving away from the neck restraint option for many years because of its "inherent life-threatening potential" and because officers often misinterpret resistance by a suspect, who may simply be struggling to breathe.

"It's common sense," Obayashi said. "Any time you cut off someone's airway or block blood flow to the brain, it can lead to serious injury or death as we have seen in so many of these tragedies. By using this tactic, it's a self-fulfilling tragedy."

Yeah. Suspect Restraint and Sudden Death — Journal: FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin Volume:65 Issue:5 Dated:(May 1996) Pages:22-25

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