Home Headlines Graphic video shows Hispanic suspect being stunned by police in California

Graphic video shows Hispanic suspect being stunned by police in California

by sanmigueltimes
0 comments

Shocking police camera footage shows two officers tasing and tackling Mexican suspect with controversial chokehold technique that finally killed him in Southern California.

California officials on Wednesday December 6 released surveillance and body cam footage of the fatal arrest of Fermin Vincent Valenzuela, 32 Valenzuela, a resident of Anaheim, California, who died on July 10, 2016 after several days in the hospital.

He was taken off life support after being put in a medically induced coma.

Valenzuela suffered cardiac arrest after being stunned by police officers On July 2, 2016.

Local police officers responded to a call about a suspicious man following a woman to her home.

When they found Valenzuela he tried to ‘physically push’ the officers. Valenzuela’s ex-wife said the man suffered bi-polar disorder, and he was temporarily off medication.

In September 2017, Orange County officials said the officers involved in the incident, Woojin Jun and Daniel Wolfe, were justified in their use of force since the suspect tried to resist the arrest.

Source: YouTube

You may also like

This website uses cookies to improve your experience. We'll assume you're ok with this, but you can opt-out if you wish. Accept

Our Company

News website that serves the English-speaking community in San Miguel with information and advertising services that exceed their expectations.

Newsletter

Laest News

@2024 All Right Reserved by San Miguel Times