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As protests across the U.S. demand change, more videos of police using deadly use of force are surfacing — including in the death of Manuel Ellis in Tacoma, Washington three months ago.

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[garydavidson]

Why don't the police reports match the videos that are suppressed or hidden in these cases

[ideaquest]

Covid-19 patients who died experienced the same thing. They can’t breathe. That’s why they needed respirators.

[shadie]

They loose there jobs for assaulting people but if it where you beating on a police officer would get a 10yr prison sentence. Get rid of them all

[Crunchy-nhyw]

Really is scary to think about how many of these cases are really out there and how many of these murderers are still on the police force. Shame America we are better then this.

[everythingisvibration]

1st, Police are TAUGHT how to do this.
2nd, When it happened-to me, the Cops said “If you can talk, You can breathe “

[jeffspiccoli]

It's time for police reform demilitarize, end qualified immunity, greatly reduce the power of the police unions or end them altogether.

[planet]

God Bless all the Police risking their lives restoring order to our communities

[nerdaterp]

The number of interactions with police and the public that don't include violence is a red herring. True, the majority of officers don't murder black men. That doesn't excuse the ones who do, and the other officers present who should intervene when someone says 'I can't breathe.'
Making excuses doesn't change the fact that reforms MUST happen.

[carlabroderick]

Brutality is a problem but all these cases involve grossly uncooperative detainees.

[tswvyimlauj]

The violence protesters must be held accountable for their vandalism.

[isaacb]

“But we don’t *always* brutally murder people!” You’ll stand idly by and watch it happen though.

[MegaTechnokiller]

Thank you to the officers trying to keep the peace

[milos]

Overviewing the use of force? They have been going too easy on them

[Audrisu]

The thing i dont understand is:
People- Give us Justice.
Government- Ok, investigate it.
People- Ok but we will still protest and maybe riot.
And the people around the world are even weirder:
People- Give us Justice.
Government- Ok for what?
People- For something that hapened in America.
Government- How?
People- Ok we'll protest and maybe riot, good luck with your investigation...

[henrysawyer]

Let see if I got it right, someone breaks the law the police need to tell them - Now don't do that again. Police definitely need more training but these are criminals who think they don't have to answer to anyone. You can point your finger both ways.

[jasonwinters]

How can these police officers expect a person to stop resisting if they're struggling for their life when someone's fighting for their life and they can't breathe there are not going to stop resisting

[waterlilly]

“there are alot of George Floyds out there...“
Sadly there are

[anthonybalser]

Not all cops are bad, they have to make split second decisions. Those cops that break the law should be held accountable but not all cops are bad

[morgellon]

Ending the War on Drugs is the only way to defund the police.

[jvee]

He couldn't breathe yet he could talk for 9 minutes