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 your fault for not complying with instructions?
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that's a pretty steep price to pay for not wanting to be arrested, even for the 32nd time.
It's not like he was sentenced to death. Nobody said the price he should pay is death. But how do you assess somebody who doesn't understand, can't figure out or just doesn't care that he will not get out of being arrested. All he can do is choose to make it harder on himself, yet that is the choice he decides on.
