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Officer is trying to e effectuate -- they use reasonable force necessary to not hurt him or themselves. obviously they were wrong in defending the grand jury, megyn. nobody should think the grand jury thinks that the police officer is innocent, quote/unquote, or that he didn't make a mistake. what the grand jury found was he didn't do anything criminal. >> let's talk about that. not even negligent homicide? not even a manslaughter charge? isn't that basically a charge that would account for i didn't mean to kill him, i didn't do what i was supposed to do in a careful enough way. >> so correct....

Person? >> that's fair. his preexisting obesity and heart condition would have made him more at a risk from dying of asphyxia but he wouldn't have died of asphyxia hadn't been placed on him. >> does it take a lot to do a chokehold on someone to asphyxiate someone? could i have done it? i'm 5'3", do i have another pawf to do that or does it take a lot of force. >> it takes a lot of force. because it's force on the neck itself that precludes the blood vessels going to the brain as well as the wind pipe. there is also pressure on the chest. that takes a lot of force to press the chest so that the...

Officer is trying to e effectuate -- they use reasonable force necessary to not hurt him or themselves. obviously they were wrong in defending the grand jury, megyn. nobody should think the grand jury thinks that the police officer is innocent, quote/unquote, or that he didn't make a mistake. what the grand jury found was he didn't do anything criminal. >> let's talk about that. not even negligent homicide? not even a manslaughter charge? isn't that basically a charge that would account for i didn't mean to kill him, i didn't do what i was supposed to do in a careful enough way. >> so correct....

In new york, the civilian complaint review board receives 2 hinn reports of choke holds every year. in reality, that's a fraction of what happens. this officer's been told not to do that and he does it anyway. at the very least we ought to be talking about recklessness. it's important, ed, it's extremely important to understand how violently dangerous the choke hold is. usually it's not done properly, it crushes the wind pipe and it cuts off a steady flow of oxygen to the brain and in addition to that it has the potential to close down the carotid artery. so we have to look at the totality of ...

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