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Witnesses have told Mississippi state investigators that an unarmed black man died after being kept in a chokehold by a police officer for more than 20 minutes and denied CPR, according to his family’s attorneys, who said an autopsy confirmed he was fatally strangled.


Read here (http://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2015/jul/15/jonathan-sanders-mississppi-chokehold)

Did you notice that cops are too aggressive today?
Damn this is kept pretty quiet cause I live in Mississippi and this is the first I've heard of it. Hope it don't get swept under the rug.
Is this police brutality problem really not systemic?

Sounds clear but recent events show how bad witness accounts can be at times.

Is anyone really surprised.

The driver a drunk witness wow not to credible.

There are 3 more witness who all gave matching accounts, one of whom works in LE.

"Sanders’ attorneys said they were present this week while three witnesses, whom they declined to identify due to safety concerns, separately gave matching accounts of what happened to investigators from the Mississippi bureau of investigation (MBI) during filmed interviews.

According to the attorneys, the three witnesses are related to Sanders by marriage and one has 10 years of experience working in law enforcement. "

But you have the strategy down, the character assassination will begin as soon as they break the anonymity of these thugs.

But here we are again. No crime committed but a man dead anyway.

WOW...a 20 minute choke hold? Maybe, but that's a LONG time to apply a choke hold, especially on a the size of the dead man. The whole situation is a little weird, but I guess we'll see once all the details become public.

By Blacks lying to gain money, not at all. Good point.

May his soul rest in peace. May whatever god he believes in look after his soul. Let's hope that justice is done.

He was 39....... if he were in Somalia he would have exceeded life expectancy by 20 years.

1. Nope, didn't notice. I was stopped the other day because something was hanging under my truck. I told him I had a concealed carry permit and I had a loaded weapon in the console next me. He said "That's cool. Just wanted to let you know something's dragging under your truck, and you need to check it out." He never once tried to choke me, didn't ask for my gun, and did threaten any violence upon my person. I thanked him and he said to have a nice day. Again...no choking, threats or violence upon my being.
2. Sounds like it's already under the rug.
3. It's not systemic....really! How much personal interaction do you have to be able to suggest it's systemic?

That would be a murder. About 11% of police killings turn out to be illegal killings in the US.  

EDIT:
I have never had a bad interaction with the police either. However it helps to be white and have a carry permit. The weapons permit assures the cop that you are not a criminal and have had extensive background checks.

P.S. Conceal carry holders who are found to have killed illegally are only about 2%.

Indeed. Well said.

Are they trained to murder people? I've seen this behavior more than once. It's almost universal actually. If there's a video of the police killing a man, they almost never administer any medical assistance until it's far too late. Negligence or professionalism?

Good Lord. Police "mess" with people breaking the law.

"witnesses say". Witnesses said Michael Brown was shot in the back too.

I'm no doctor/nurse but I do know what a choke hold is (air or blood) and 20 minutes seems like an awfully long time for a cop (or anyone else) to detain a person in abeyance. Unless the victim was in an excited delirium, an acute psychotic episode or an immediate threat to himself or others around him, a hold like that should not be used. Why wasn't back-up called? Too many unanswered questions.

If the story is true, cop need to do life behind bars.

If true, I would be surprised because most cops are good people.

One word................ "behave", it ain't that hard.... honest.

I'm certainly not.

Exactly. We can clearly see a rise in the number of cases where government officials are abusing their power. It is a clear indicator of our societal decline. Anyone who is abusing their power needs to be punished accordingly.
However, there are some sources claiming that there isn't a rise in the number of cases, but rather just more news coverage.

I know the common thing I hear is, people now have cameras everywhere, it's no wonder they're filming things more often.

People in charge are on power trips. But there will be no showing those who will not see.