[headsonpikes]

POST #14...you strike again! "Horrible health."

Probably smoked and drank....eh, Clenched A?

Geez, you just don't quit, do you?

[A CA Guy]

Are you going to say the officers usedg an outright use of deadly force on that woman, because nobody seems to say that?
If not, there were other conditions regarding her health ALREADY that had what happened result in death.
The most obvious cause would be poor health.

It is tragic though and the way this all happened needs to be investigated.

You come back at me if you find the police used a deadly level of force, OK?

[A CA Guy]

Here's the rest of the info from the news page:

z'The commissioner said Ms. Spruill soon told officers she had a heart condition, and then complained of chest pains. EMS was called to the scene and administered aid. But Ms. Spruill died a short time later at Harlem Hospital."

So my deductions from #14 were accurate then.

[A CA Guy]

Also said in the story that out of 1900 warrants there were only 4 incorrect homes gone into.
Since they don't kill first and ask questions later, this was a tragic and very rare event.

That is an error rate of 1/20th of 1% by the way.

Sounds like a pretty good record to me where humans are involved.