Officers who handcuffed and restrained Mouayed Bashir say they were aware of the potential effects of prolonged restraint but felt they ‘could not have contained’ the situation otherwise
Source link
Trending
- Peter Kyle MP issues statement about Brighton beach deaths
- Clio’s $500M milestone arrives just as Anthropic ups the ante
- HIV jab demand outstrips supply in African rollout
- Experts React To King’s Speech And What It Means For UK Startups
- Who decides what AI tells you? Campbell Brown, once Meta’s news chief, has thoughts
- Moody’s Says US Banks Expect Tokenized Finance Will Hit Tipping Point
- Kent captain Daniel Bell-Drummond on possibility of facing England skipper Ben Stokes, staying closer to family as county play County Championship Division 2 game at Beckenham against Durham and two-wicket away win against Gloucestershire
- Corona Global Named Most Valuable Beer Brand in Kantar BrandZ Rankings for Third Consecutive Year
Police say they restrained man who later died as they feared he could have a 'weapon'
By bibhuti
