the disturbing incident. angelo quinto on the ground. you can hear his mother s panic. cassandra quinto-collins says her son, who suffers from depression, was having a mental health crisis when they called police on december 23rd for help. does he have a pulse? reporter: she says when police arrived, quinto was calm alleging that police then grabbed him and threw him to the ground. he said, mrooplease don t ki me, twice. ultimately, the george floyd hold was placed on the back of his neck. and he was comatose within a matter of minutes. reporter: abc news has reached out to the antioch police department for comment and hasn t heard back. the county district attorney and sheriff s office are investigating the case. david, the family telling me they trusted the police. now, they re filing a wrongful death lawsuit against the department and they re having an independent autopsy done, because david, authorities still have not released the cause of death in this case. allright, we
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blown out of proportion and basically he says that she s resisting arrest. she s belligerent and a threat, none of which i think was the case. it could have been deescalated and she could have gone about her business. remember, prosecutors said this preliminary autopsy said she did indeed commit suicide. because the family says no way. can the family still get another autopsy done, or did this? and how much weight will that hold as opposed to the official? it is my understanding there will be a second autopsy. i haven t been able to confirm that definitively. but i would not be surprised if they didn t get a second autopsy, and i think that they should, for their own satisfaction, for their own peace of mind, because a preliminary report says it was suicide. that she was not murdered. there was no foul play, and there was also, apparently, a prisoner within earshot saying they didn t hear any screaming, any didn t hear any evidence of
after avi, may have hit him on the way you know, after they landed in the water. you know, is there evidence to support that? was there an autopsy done? was there any blow on his body that might back that up, elliot? there was an autopsy done, and the autopsy showed a contusion that suggests that he was [inaudible] no one knows for sure if somebody landed on him, but that autopsy report came out months after the sheriff s investigation which said it didn t look like anybody landed on him. martha: and in terms of the help, we re hearing people shouting, go, get in, you know, hey, man, jump in the water, get your mask on. they re urging somebody to come to his aid, right? yeah, they are. so the friends alerted the lifeguards on shore within 30 seconds after avi went into the water, and it was tw minutes
not a federal offense. it certainly has been one since then. but the idea was that you could only preserve the chain of evidence if there s an autopsy done, president or anyone else who goes through this, on site. and one source of the conspiracy theorists ever since then has been that because the president s body was brought back to washington, the autopsy was done in bethesda naval hospital, maybe some way this was manipulated to provide some kind of massive cover-up. it s amazing. 2:50 eastern time, oswald arrested and we know around this time, just about, the surgery was going on with governor connelly at parkland hospital as well. these events all playing out 50 years ago. it s incredible to look at this in reflection. thank you so much, michael. we invite you to tune in to msnbc for three hours of assassination of jfk first at 7:00 p.m. eastern, the day that changed america.
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