Brian Ross Investigates Training Video That Warns of Dangers of Knee To Neck Restraint

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Brian Ross Investigates: The Other Tape – NY Training Video That Warns of Dangers of Knee-To-Neck Restraint

This week on Brian Ross Investigates: The other tape. A New York police training tape that warned of the dangers of the knee to neck restraint technique. Investigative reporter, AJ Lagoe, says “It really had a simple message that as soon as a suspect is handcuffed, get him off to his side.”

But that did not happen in the George Floyd case, even though the NYPD tape was part of the training for Minneapolis police officers for the last seven years, with the junior officers asking whether he should put on his side.

Plus, a nationwide series of hate crimes aimed at Asian-Americans, leading President Biden to issue a stern warning.

And this week’s winners and losers in the media, as chosen by the editors of Mediaite.

Watch tonight at 5:30pm on Facebook Live and the Law&Crime Network.

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