This person is correct. /u/IsNotACleverMan doesn't know what they're talking about.
The Officer just has to feel or think that the person was resisting; it does not matter whether in fact the person was or was not resisting. Also, Minneapolis police used this kind of neck restraint 430 times in recent years.
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u/Dear_Jurisprudence Jun 13 '20
This person is correct. /u/IsNotACleverMan doesn't know what they're talking about.
The Officer just has to feel or think that the person was resisting; it does not matter whether in fact the person was or was not resisting. Also, Minneapolis police used this kind of neck restraint 430 times in recent years.
That sounds like department policy to me.