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The U.S. Supreme Court last week gave new life to a case involving a man who died in St. Louis police custody. Nicholas Gilbert, a 27-year-old homeless man, was arrested by police in 2015 for misdemeanors including trespassing and occupying a building. He died after a physical confrontation with the officers in his holding cell. His parents sued the city two years later, stating that police used excessive force toward their son. The suit cited the officers’ use of prone restraint: Gilbert was handcuffed with his legs shackled together when officers moved him to a prone position, face down on the floor. They put pressure on Gilbert’s back and torso even as he called out: “It hurts. Stop.” After 15 minutes in that position, he stopped breathing.

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