Quote (Tyrantus @ Jun 17 2020 04:22pm)
Please provide your medical credentials, State licensure, and Board certification that would allow you to come to this prognosis.
Oh wait...
You can read the ME report for yourself. He had 75-90%+ blocked coronal arteries, 11 ng/ml fentanyl in his system, a history of severe hypertension, sickle cell anemia, an incredibly enlarged heart at 540g, severe LVH at 1.2:0.4mm and a litany of other uppers and downers in his sytem at the same time. There was not a single life threatening injury, no signs of trauma, no markings consistent with strangulation or asphyxia, no petechial hemorrhaging, no compression injuries, no bruising. He reported being unable to breathe and had signs of a heart attack
before being restrained, when his struggle with officers to that point had been very minimal.
Having a 90% blocked artery alone is enough you could drop dead at any second, and compound that with all the other comorbidities that cause heart attacks.
Odds are he was a dead man walking