In aftermath of George Floyd's death, San Diego police will 'immediately' end use of carotid restraint
The San Diego Police Department, spurred by the fallout from George Floyd's death, has immediately banned a controversial neck restraint.
In aftermath of George Floyd's death, San Diego police will 'immediately' end use of carotid restraint
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