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You’re Killing Me! Was a police-related jailhouse death an accident or a homicide?
The recent police-related deaths of 43-year-old Allen Kephart in Lake Arrowhead, California and 37-year-old Kelly Thomas in Fullerton, California have sent shockwaves through the their respective communities. Indeed, both are being investigated by the Federal Bureau of Investigation. The death of Thomas, a homeless schizophrenic beaten into a coma by Fullerton police, is also being investigated by the Orange County District Attorney’s Office. His case is not the first time Orange County law enforcement has been accused of applying excessive force to a mentally ill homeless man. In October 2007, 28-year-old Michael Patrick Lass was living on the streets of Santa Ana when police stopped him for having an open container of alcohol. At the time of his arrest he was alcohol-dependent, schizophrenic, bipolar, and had a history of seizures. The altercation that led to Lass’s death took place at the Orange County Central Jail, where Lass was sentenced to serve five days after pleading guilty to public intoxication. The day Lass would have been able to leave he felt ill and asked for medical attention. Lass was ordered to leave his cell and after repeatedly looking over his shoulder while being directed by a deputy, he was tackled to the ground and a melee ensued. “He wasn’t fighting or anything and he was already in a contained area, locked in a contained area,” Lass’s father Frederick, says of the incident. “Immediately there was a second deputy there, a third deputy, a fourth …
Accident at Civil War Reenactment requires Immediate Medical Attention
This video is NOT for those with weak stomachs. Participating in reenactments can be dangerous as shown here. Particularly if you have to be operated on by a Civil War Doctor.