Officers Cleared in Connecticut Man's Death
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Connecticuts Office of Inspector General clears Wolcott police of criminal wrongdoing in the custody death of Joseph Jackson. Jackson, under the influence of cocaine, was highly agitated and resisted attempts to enter his home. Officers handcuffed him and held him face down on the porch for eleven minutes, against department policy. Despite medical intervention, Jackson suffered cardiac arrest and was pronounced dead. The report highlights the need for better training on restraint risks to prevent future tragedies.
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