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 G20 police brutality?
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immortaldanmx

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Re:G20 police brutality? - Apr 15, 2009 02:35
Edwin


Yes - which again makes the violence understandable, but not forgivable.


Understandable and forgivable are closely related.
choupolo

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Re:G20 police brutality? - Apr 19, 2009 00:20
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/uk/crime/article6113960.ece

Ian Tomlinson thought to have died from internal abdominal haemorrhage not heart attack. 

Looking back at the vid I can see maybe two or three instances where he could have injured his spleen which is a common cause of abdominal bleeding after an assault - the baton strike, the shove or when he hit the floor.  Or maybe he had some previous medical problems like an aneurysm which tore when he fell - that would've been picked up in the post-mortem though.

Although there are some reports of him having been attacked earlier that that footage further up the road as well by the same police officers.
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Edwin

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Re:G20 police brutality? - Apr 19, 2009 00:32
Apparently the riot officer in question is going to be tried for manslaughter.
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