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Video shows police restrain man who later died

Video shows police restrain man who later died

CNN13-05-2025

Video shows police restrain man who later died
The family of an Ohio man who died two days after deputies restrained him in jail is calling for murder charges to be filed against the jail employees involved in the incident. Footage from inside the jail, obtained by the family attorney, shows the series of events that led to the death of Christian Black, which was caused by 'mechanical and positional asphyxia,' according to the coroner's office preliminary findings.
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Video shows police restrain man who later died
The family of an Ohio man who died two days after deputies restrained him in jail is calling for murder charges to be filed against the jail employees involved in the incident. Footage from inside the jail, obtained by the family attorney, shows the series of events that led to the death of Christian Black, which was caused by 'mechanical and positional asphyxia,' according to the coroner's office preliminary findings.
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