ok, so lets take it a step further - would it be true to say that anything that happens during subduing the suspect that is life threatening to the suspect will be ignored until the process of subduing the suspect is complete?
Your question is a hypothetical that cannot be answered.
When analyzing the legal amounts of force used, you have to exam the totality of the circumstances surrounding the event in which they were used. This is why cases go before a GJ and ultimately trial.
Travis
well I guess my focus isn't on the choke hold - although I do believe it contributed to the heart attack. I was just wondering if from the time the cops decide to take the guy down to where they have the cuffs on him is there anything he can say or do that is going to have them say "whoa - hold on a minute".
No. If you think - or get someone to do it for you - you'd understand why.
keep trying, you're almost to the point where adults talk to each other.
have you paid your dues, can you moan the blues, can you bend them guitar strings
