Posted on Jun 4, 2020
Sarasota police release arrest video after officer accused of kneeling on man's neck
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This doesn't seem to be like the Mpls incident. That is to say, it doesn't appear (at least to me) that the officer was trying to do much more than arrest the suspect. Having said that, it also appears that the technique isn't as rare as some were claiming.
Sarasota police release arrest video after officer accused of kneeling on man's neck
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Thanks for your post - I think that regardless of incident, we must do our due diligence before rushing to judgement.
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-Ed Boles
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-Ed Boles
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I agree the use of force policies need to be examined but do not believe all choke holds, etc should be banned outright. If police officers were larger and could take command of a situation then the use of various restraint techniques might not be necessary but they are not. There are just too many police officers that do not have the physical size to handle someone resisting. Not condoning the continued prolonged use of those techniques, just saying throwing them all out might well put police officers lives at risk.
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