BAKERSFIELD, Calif. -- A man died Thursday morning after being arrested by Kern County Sheriff's deputies. ...25-year-old Rory McKenzie ... Deputies went to an apartment on the 900 block of Feliz Drive in east Bakersfield and used a taser and sheriff's dog when Rory McKenzie resisted arrest, according to a sheriff's office news release. Deputies noticed he had stopped breathing and took him to Kern Medical Center, where he died. [LINK]
I have no further information about the above incident. But I'm willing to bet that Mr. McKenzie was either tasered several times, or was tasered across his chest (with one dart in the upper left and the other further down). More than likely, it was either one or the other.
Why would a 25-year old suddenly stop breathing?
Another "coincidence"?
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Rory McKenzie did not resist arrest and those polices know that. When the polices tased him the first time, Rory was dead! They tased him and tased him! Then put the dogs on him, biting his dead body!
You are right. Mr. McKenzie was tased several times, three times as a matter of fact. Why did they tase him three times?????????
I have known Rory for over 15 years and I know he wasn't stupid enough to resist arrest. I know that the Bakersfield PD used excessive force.
"Resisted Arrest" is sometimes just a police code word. It sometimes means that the victim failed to demonstrate "respect" (fear) and was therefore tasered to death.
Sometimes video surfaces to prove the point.
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