Man Dies Whilst In Police Custody | Chicago Justice | PD TV
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- Опубліковано 31 січ 2023
- A man dies under mysterious circumstances whilst in police custody. Is someone on the Chicago P.D. behind his death?
From Chicago Justice Season 1 Episode 2 'Uncertainty Principle' - Stone and the state's attorney team look into the events of the arrest and death of a young man. They set out to place charges against medical personnel, the fire department, and the police.
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‘Very sorry for your loss’ proceeds to ignore him when he looked unwell
Exactly 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
I know right so disingenuous
Well he was on drugs. Could have been withdrawal or any number of things
@@weavercs4014 still could of had him checked u?
@@weavercs4014 Exactly. I'm sure that's going to be the premise of the lawsuit.
She saw this kid trembling. It was clear there was smth wrong with him and she did not pay any attention. And. now she's like' "oh, we're gonna do everything. reverend..."
He was drunk that’s what drunks do
Was taken in for possession of a controlled substance, likey believed to be on drugs, or drunk. It'd pretty common for them to do that. Though the police at the station or the arresting officers should have taken them to be checked at the medical center. I don't know who the lady is but it's not really her job to make a medical decision, more then likely just inform the station officers
Bro for real she looked at him saw him and then did nothing hmmmm
Plot twist she killed him 😮
He was drunk and or high. What you Wanna give people like that 5 star treatment 🤣. Not saying he deserved to die but that's not on her.
@@PandemicCat7 kinda is
Why NBC canceled such an amazing show I’ll never understand
It's hard to follow so many shows, and there was other better lawyers shows at that time
Wait it cancelled
@@abdirahmanibrahimmahamu5409 yup after 1 season
@@SULLY937 damn that is sad
IKR!!!!!
BLUE BLOODS season 4 had a similar episode back in April of 2014: the officer strangled the guy to death who was in custody. Everyone says he was just defending himself against a violent criminal BUT the officer had already done something similar to this in the past, so while the grand jury decided to let him keep his job, the POLICE COMMISSIONER fired him.
I saw that episode
All the cops said he was defending himself but the 1 who was actually there knew he killed that guy. In a later episode the killer cop probably got another job elsewhere while the good cop got railroaded.
@@reginaldshort8486 yeah it sucks that the police commissioner didn't let all NYPD COPS know that the cop who killed the guy in custody was a ticking time bomb.
@@BRUNETTECANARY For all Franks admirable qualities him not making waves isn’t one of them.
@@reginaldshort8486 damn lol. I actually LOVE BLUE BLOODS
Why did they not keep this show going and add it with the other Chicago shows
Phoenix looks awesome in civies.
To everyone commenting, "Oh she saw him trembling, she knew something was wrong" That's what withdrawals and coming down off a high look like. The fact that he was introduced as a "boozer" who was in there for possession of a controlled substance says enough. Whether he was reacting to not having drugs or not, all signs were pointing to withdrawal from narcotic use. There are no medications or treatments that are effective for dealing with withdrawal that don't have serious and dangerous side effects.
Either way, you send them to the hospital. Withdrawals or not, when someone is presenting symptoms that bad its the duty of the force to ensure they are okay.
@@Fru1tSamura1 unfortunately there’s nothing the hospital can do and they don’t want to deal with the overflow of drunks and addicts that don’t need their services in the first place
Which can still kill you so needs medical attention? Your point holds no weight when it’s also common knowledge, as I said, that withdrawal (ESPECIALLY from alcohol funny enough) can be fatal. She’s complicit it whatever crimes lead to his death bc she saw an sick dude in a cell and instead of questioning authority and doing what was right, (having emts check on him as is a regular occurrence not only at jails, but on scene at arrests). That’s why everyone is mad. Morally she also committed a crime. But she was also very very green. She wouldn’t feel like it’s her place to say anything and get on the bad side of the supposed good guys
Lol, withdrawal and coming down are different, nice try.
@@Fru1tSamura1did they not say he sustained fatal injuries in this clip? Sounds like he didn’t die from being sick
Sadly, they never solved the case.
That's BS cause what happened was he was fine when he got arrested in the cells, the guy next to him wanted a cigarette he refused so he beat him up that's how he died he was alive when attwater arrested him
Look on this channel because they showed what REALLY happened
"I'll take good for 500, Alex." 😂😂😂😂
Ayyye the actor who played Prosecutor Stone in L&O SVU!
Same character actually
No one in my family have these names
Aye Peter from law and order did he go back to Chicago to film this show di did he leave this show to be on law and order for a little bit ?
Here to SVU
If she just checked on him but nope of course not
Can somebody tell me where I can watch the full episode and what is the title of the show anyway
According to the video description, it's Season 1 Episode 2 'Uncertainty Principle'.
So how did that guy end up dying?
Broken sternum punctured his heart, EMTS don't hurry for prisoners and left him for hours.
Episode follows the: "Cops did it! No they didn't. COP did it! No he didn't. But really COP did it! LOL no cops aren't violent. But MAYBE-- oooh nope it's his previous cellmate who did it to him over a cigarette lol you thought we'd say cops are bad." format
@@dking1037 that's what I hate about dick wolf shows, it's always not the cop/doctor's fault
Actually it was the Spanish guy who beat him up over a cigarette, the police didn't know when they separated them and the guy claimed he puked on him because he was drunk
@T you couldn't be anymore wrong because Dick show BOTH sides of the story; cops that get railroaded by politicians and blue bashers and cops that ARE dirty or negligent. Dick Wolf does anything but make it look like cops are never guilty
@@user-ig3oq7ty7m I've seen a whole lot of clips here on UA-cam for the various Chicago shows where cops and especially doctors made mistakes or decisions that had serious consequences. Even in this case, it actually *was* in part the cops fault, because they just assumed the druggie was having drug-related symptoms, and no one looked very closely at him until after it was too late.
What episode is this
According to the video description, it's Season 1 Episode 2 'Uncertainty Principle'
Wat episode is this?
According to the video description, it's Season 1 Episode 2 'Uncertainty Principle'.
What does A.S.A mean? And how did this end what happened?
Assistant state’s attorney
@@bautistalover 😁
BLM
This is why you should not trust police officers in the US and other law enforcement on it... Lol
I think we were supposed to feel bad for the white girl, instead of who really deserves our condolences...
There you go, that card is never late. Congrats.
@@chucknorris5141 the mental illness card was being used...