So if you ran a department you would make the policy that if, during a lawful arrest, there would be certain things that the suspect could say or do, and the arresting officer would have to let them up and make sure they are okay?
Because that is literally what you are saying here.
honestly I don't know. it wouldn't even matter lawful or unlawful - its about the process of subduing the suspect.
clearly no one intended to put that man in a position where he had a heart attack, but homicide isn't defined by intent, but actions or lack of actions
So do you have a policy that says once we are in the process of subduing you and until you are subdued, whatever is happening to you is irrelevant?
its a tough call in my mind.
have you paid your dues, can you moan the blues, can you bend them guitar strings
