New video details 2020 arrest of man who died in CHP custody "I can t breathe" - 03/16/2022 скачать в хорошем качестве

New video details 2020 arrest of man who died in CHP custody "I can t breathe" - 03/16/2022

LOS ANGELES COUNTY (KABC) -- Attorneys for a man who died after being pulled over by the California Highway Patrol nearly two years ago are accusing officers of using excessive force following his arrest. The incident happened on March 31, 2020. Edward Bronstein reportedly resisted a blood test at the CHP station in Altadena that night after he was arrested for allegedly driving under the influence. Officers then used force to get him to comply. Bronstein's family filed a lawsuit against CHP in December of that year, and according to family lawyers, a judge ordered the release of police-worn body camera footage of the incident. "[Bronstein] says, 'I can't breathe' 12 times, is what I counted," said family attorney Michael Carrillo during a news conference on Tuesday. "Twelve times he says, 'I can't breathe.' Not one officer took the action to pull the others off of him. Pull him to his side ... do something to give him air."