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12. Since the officers were cleared of wrongdoing ...

Sat Jul 19, 2014, 03:51 PM

Jul 2014

... that means this is approved procedure for that police force. This should result in a change in procedure for the entire department then, right?

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Texas man says cops beat him after he pulled over from diabetic shock [View all] MrScorpio Jul 2014 OP

Medical Alert bracelet would be a good idea Ino Jul 2014 #1

Putting thug cops in jail... awoke_in_2003 Jul 2014 #14

I'll second that! Ino Jul 2014 #16

We've seen this shit before... MrScorpio Jul 2014 #4

HE IGNORED THEIR AUTHORITAH! redqueen Jul 2014 #5

Actually, hypoglycemia can result in a tremendous burst of energy IDemo Jul 2014 #7

I'm a diabetic too with type II aint_no_life_nowhere Jul 2014 #8

Why couldn't the cops take the keys out of ignition Politicalboi Jul 2014 #9

Of course they were cleared sakabatou Jul 2014 #11

Since the officers were cleared of wrongdoing ... surrealAmerican Jul 2014 #12

in my opinion, yes. Duppers Jul 2014 #13

We need to tie medical alert information to vehicle registration. roamer65 Jul 2014 #15