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Re: NYPD Officer Faces May Trial In Eric Garner Chokehold Death |
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Posted by JayZeeBMT on Thu Dec 6 19:50:28 2018, in response to Re: NYPD Officer Faces May Trial In Eric Garner Chokehold Death, posted by BILLBKLYN on Thu Dec 6 19:20:34 2018. According to the protocol, a patient stating difficulty in breathing is considered an ominous sign of respiratory distress. The words, "I can't breathe", followed by cardiopulmonary arrest, should suggest to even the most ignorant observer that something is seriously wrong.Gross obesity cannot possibly be the problem if someone is manipulating your airway in a manner likely to cause death. I realize you are completely incapable of believing the police could kill a person this way, or that a Republican DA would intentionally throw a case to maintain a good working relationship with those very same cops, but that is REALITY. Why would the ME cite manual airway compression as Garner's primary cause of death if that was untrue? The ME has nothing to lose, no matter what diagnosis he makes. |
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