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Death draws attention to police putting suspects face down - Santa Monica Daily Press

Death draws attention to police putting suspects face down May. 04, 2021 at 6:00 am DON THOMPSON, Associated Press It’s common practice for police around the U.S. to place combative suspects face down and press down on their backs with hands, elbows or knees to gain control. They aren’t supposed to do it for an “extended period” because that can lead to injuries or death. But what length of time is appropriate? That question and the face-down method are in the spotlight after police video released last week showed officers in Northern California struggling with a man for more than five minutes as he lay face down.

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Death draws attention to police putting suspects face down

Death draws attention to police putting suspects face down
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A man died last month after police pinned him to the ground Some now want the practice outlawed

A man died last month after police pinned him to the ground Some now want the practice outlawed
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A man died last month after police pinned him to the ground Some now want the practice outlawed

A man died last month after police pinned him to the ground Some now want the practice outlawed
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CA Death Draws Attention To Police Putting Suspects Face Down

UpdatedMon, May 3, 2021 at 1:30 pm PT Reply(1) In this image taken from Alameda Police Department body camera video, Alameda Police Department officers attempt to take 26-year-old Mario Gonzalez into custody, April 19, 2021, in Alameda, Calif. (Alameda Police Department via AP) By DON THOMPSON Associated Press SACRAMENTO, CA It s common practice for police around the U.S. to place combative suspects face down and press down on their backs with hands, elbows or knees to gain control. They aren t supposed to do it for an extended period because that can lead to injuries or death. But what length of time is appropriate? Subscribe

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