Summary: The Importance Of Sentence In Jail

There for they should have received some type of sentence in jail to be held accountable for their irresponsible actions. The commissioner even stated “we should of have probably asked for paramedics sooner.” That did not happen and that resulted in Gray’s death. Another case involved a man named Eric Garner killed July 17,2014. He was killed by an officer using excessive force by a choke hold. Mr. Garner was not armed and did not show any signs of violence, other than the fact he was upset from being harassed by the same officer. There was no reason why this officer should have used this type of force for the type of crime he thought the victim committed. Mr. Garner stated multiply times he could not breathe. The officer continues to keep him in a choke hold, then
If you choke anybody excessively and they tell you they can’t breathe the outcome will most likely be the same. Weight did not play a part in his murder the excessive force the officer used it want caused the death of Mr. Garner. The officers did not follow protocol and killed Mr. Garner over suspicion of him selling cigarettes. The main officer Daniel Pantaleo was not charged and is walking free for this wrongful death.Both cases discussed with Freddie Gray and Eric Garner excessive force was used. Both victims told police officers they had some type of medical problem. Garner repeated over and over “I can’t breathe”. That did not stop the officer from being forceful towards the victim. Once he heard the victim say he could not breath he should have stopped and check to make sure that he was ok. He did not he continue has if the Mr. Garner was resenting his arrest. Because the officer did not follow proper protocol it resulted in Mr. Garner dyeing from the injuries. In Freddie Gray’s case, he told officers he needed his inhaler at beginning of his arrest. That’s when they should have called for medical attention. They did not making multiply stops before getting