Originally Posted by
SoBscout
It couldn't have been an illness. If any you guys look at his face afterwards, I can't see that he died from an illness.
Exactly, but the article said that the only thing the officers would say is that he didn't die from their beatings and the only other possible way he could of suffered that much damage and gone into a coma was because of his mental illness. Obviously he would still be here today homeless on the streets if those cops hadn't caused so much trouble.
Now saying that, you already can see that these cops feel bad for what they did, and probably didn't realize what they were doing at the time. These guys were most likely bored, wanted some action, and chose the wrong person to mess with. They said he was resisting, and yes, people with mental illnesses don't know exactly what is happening all the time like humans so it was an instinctive reaction in their mindset to fight back which he stopped doing more than likely after the first taze was finished. Now if you guys read, the guy's father was actually a Deputy Sherriff. In the article, which came from an interview, he said he actually regrets being part of law enforcement and is handing out fliers to stop this stuff all around the place where his son was beaten and tazed.
He said "All we have left of our son is the blood in the gutter."