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Forcing someone to the ground and putting pressure on their neck and chest to effect an arrest may result in death due to restraint asphyxia. An arrest is a restraint: demand that the police use proper non-life threatening forms of restraint.

"paid troll"?

@101327 Restraint asphyxia and positional asphyxia are not "ideas". Do some research and stop watching Alex Jones or reading cop forums.

Sports and money have warped people's minds. At least two children were RAPED, according to the allegations. Many other children were used as psychological and sexual objects. These encounters would have been suspicious to others and, on some level, tolerated despite the risks.

I want to know all about the pussy snack you fucked at your abusive Harvard hospital. BI also trained the worst sexual assaulter in the USA, perhaps the world, Lewis E. Braverman MD. BI alum, Paul J. Barreira MD, also took some P snackies while at work at a non-profit, UMass Medeical Center. I re...

@largraf Yes. I am on the payroll of the CIA.

@ruthborozco Violent doctors don't get put on 72 hr "holds": they get promoted and receive multiple awards from their abusive, often criminal, peers. Violent Jews from Harvard rank at the top of abusers. The violence is not just in the ERs, it is committed throughout the medical establishment, in...

@branram Disinfect. Now. Save the Babies.

@bajsihanden Totally agree. There is also an extreme amount of violence inside the country. Our health care system specializes in abuse. Thanks for being a witness. :-)

Demand that the police pay for the injuries themselves. And of course, a lawsuit needs to be filed for excessive force. Google: "Victoria Snelgrove". She was killed due to aggressive use of head high projectiles to "control the crowd" The overreaction was in part due to the death of a MA State Tr...

Is this a form of thought control?

We've seen this party before: Google "Victoria Snelgrove". She was killed by the Boston Police Department when they fired projectiles into a crowd at head height. She was an innocent bystander. The BPD took full responsibility and admitted fault. As usual, no criminal charges were filed.

We've seen this party before: Google "Victoria Snelgrove". She was killed by the Boston Police Department when they fired projectiles into a crowd at head height. She was an innocent bystander. The BPD took full responsibility and admitted fault. As usual, no criminal charges were filed.

@dmac769 It's a failed prone restraint, a highly dangerous maneuver that has killed multiple people. It's also against the law for children and the disabled in Massachusetts due to its lethality.

Denying reality doesn't reduce the harm caused by Aspies. The condition needs to be well understood but not mis-represented.

@cowboy9mmca This death was completely preventable. Only sadistic, self-centered, police officers would use this amount of inappropriate force. Once someone is on the ground, they should be properly restrained with leg straps, rolled over onto their backs, and properly handcuffed. There is no nee...

@SuperWarking Just making a well-informed, well-intentioned comment about patient safety in the ER.

Sanctified pack of psychopaths.

Don't forget to show all of the officers who put pressure on Kelly's chest or held him down for the restraint and beating. All six should be charged with his death.

There is no Sky-Fairy and no Sky-Fairy Picnic. Let science and ethics determine our course, not some nonsense from the Dark Ages.

Say hello to your all American Stupid, Nasty and Lazy. Never put someone in a forced prone restraint. It is impossible to breathe in this position; everyone "resists" which then brings on the dreaded "use of force continuum". Don't buy it. Stop these lethal maneuvers. Google: restraint asphyxia.

Google: RESTRAINT ASPHYXIA – SILENT KILLER. Allan Kephart was suffocated to death in a classic case of escalating use of force to subdue someone who is simply trying to breathe.

Google: RESTRAINT ASPHYXIA – SILENT KILLER. Allan Kephart was suffocated to death in a classic case of escalating use of force to subdue someone who is simply trying to breathe.