after this continued, when you said he was saying mama and i can t breathe, how did he appear to you? he appeared to be in and out with foam running out of his mouth. and you said you saw foam running out of his mouth he had white foam around his mouth. and you said in and out what do you mean by that talking like. okay. i can t really describe it, but he was did you hear him talking at one point and then did he later stop talking i heard him keep trying to ask them to let him up so he can breathe and even i said to the offi officers, i said, the man said he can t breathe and he said if he can keep talking, he can breathe. okay. is it okay with you if i play this clip? we ll keep playing it if you re ready for it. yes, ma am. i can t breathe or nothing, man. mama, i can t do nothing my fate is gone. i can t do nothing please, please i can t breathe. get off the sidewalk, please, one side or the other, please. my face is bad. just leave him.
precincts and investigators often can monitor them or retrieve recorded video as needed. when you say monitor, you say monitoring in realtime sure. you can watch them live. you can move them, pan, tilt and zoom the camera. if you know there s an incident they can use the camera to see what s going on. then how do you communicate with officers on patrol and in need of this information there s a number of ways. the primary way would be sending a switch message they have a computer in the car. and they re operating some software that allows us to send them a direct message that flashes on the screen and can give them updates on the call or any other information. we can also get on the radio if we want to broadcast to a wider group. and then people have cell phones and can call them for something more detailed than a message. and that s helpful for monitoring in realtime you also mentioned storage and retrieval of said footage. is that right? yes. describe as a desi
he appeared to be in and out with the foam running out of his mouth. you said you saw foam running out yes, white foam. and you said in and out, what do you mean by that? talking. i don t know how i can t really describe it, but he was did you hear him talking at one point and then did he later stop talking? i heard him keep trying. accidentally let him up. even i said to the officer, i saiding, man said he can t breathe. they said, if he keep talking, well, he can breathe. is it okay with you if i play this clip? we ll keep playing it if you re ready for it. fine. my side is i can t breathe or nothing, man. this is cold-blooded, man. you re doing a lot momma, i love you. i can t do nothing. they re on their way. i can t breathe, man. please. please let me stand. please, i can t breathe. get up on the sidewalk, please. one side or the other. my face feeling bad. get his legs up. just leave him. all right. my face, man. all r
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