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Originally Posted by John41
kneeling on someone’s neck is an approved restraining technique in Minn as well as other areas. Easy enough to check out on line. So much for your years of expertise.
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Not really. The Policy & Procedure Manual
used to say that it allows "compressing one or both sides of a person’s neck with an arm or leg without applying direct pressure to the trachea or airway" as non-deadly force options. Kneeling on the neck was never expressly approved.
Decent read here:
George Floyd death: Neck restraint allowed in Minneapolis can kill The P&P Manual now states, "Neck Restraints and choke holds are prohibited. Instructors are prohibited from teaching the use of neck restraints or choke holds."