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Originally Posted by Zeke
"He suffered a crushed larynx and several fractured cervical vertebrae which resulted in his spinal column being almost completely severed."
Which if incurred during the process of arrest is unfortunate but this is what can occur if you do not immediately submit. (No resistance means no need for force of any kind.)
If he was injured at that point? Officers are not typically trained medical professionals and this stuff is faked all of the time. Normal procedure is to secure the offender, transport, and analyze upon arrival at county where (around here) there is an on call nurse. If Gray was previously injured and nobody noticed? Also merely unfortunate.
If he was harmed worse -- with intent -- during the ride? That's criminal.
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Unfortunate...your ass. The Mayor and Police Commissioner both have reported that officers reported that he was conscious and requesting medical care when they dragged him screaming in pain into the wagon. They did not provide medical care and when they dragged him out of the wagon and into the station house he was unconscious. By the time he was taken to the hospital he was comatose. They killed him.