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Trymaine Lee, MS NOW

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🗓️ 16 September 2020

⏱️ 30 minutes

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Summary

A crisis response team in Eugene, Oregon has spent 31 years responding to 911 calls as an alternative to police. Here’s what other cities can learn from them.

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0:00.0	A warning.
0:06.8	There are graphic descriptions of violence in this episode.
0:10.6	Get on the ground.
0:11.8	Get on the ground, man.
0:13.1	Get on the ground.
0:14.3	In the dark, early morning hours of March 23rd, officers from the Rochester, New York
0:20.0	Police Department and counter Daniel Pood, standing naked in the middle of the street.
0:26.1	The 41-year-old black man was visiting family and his brother had called 911, saying that
0:32.3	Pood was on drugs and suffering from a psychotic episode.
0:35.7	Put your hands behind your back.
0:37.7	Behind your back.
0:38.7	Don't move.
0:39.7	Don't move.
0:41.7	Officers cuffed Pood and it began riving and spinning on the pavement.
0:46.7	The police later said Pood claimed he had coronavirus.
0:50.9	And when Pood ignored orders to stop spitting, they placed a mesh bag over his head.
1:02.3	Pood struggled under the hood.
1:05.8	An officer pushed him into the ground.
1:08.7	His face against the asphalt.
1:11.0	One officer's knee went his back.
1:13.6	Pood went limp and the paramedics were caught in.
1:20.3	Daniel Pood died on March 30th after he was removed from life support in a New York hospital.
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