US: Bodycam video shows black man saying he could not breathe as cops pin him down before his death; brings back George Floyd horror

The Canton Police Department in Ohio has launched the bodycam video of a man who died after he was handcuffed with his fingers behind his back and pinned to the bottom by the cops.

According to stories, the 53-year-old man repeatedly advised the law enforcement officials: “I can’t breathe.”

The incident can draw a comparability to the homicide of George Floyd in Minneapolis in May 2020, which had triggered huge outrage globally.

In the video, Frank Tyson could be seen mendacity immobile on the ground of a bar for greater than 5 minutes.

Later, police checked his pulse and later CPR proceedings have been began.

In the almost 36-minute video, police reply to the scene of a single-car crash to discover a downed energy pole and an unoccupied car with the motive force’s aspect door open and an airbag deployed, reported NBC News.

The police recognized within the video are Beau Schoenegge and Camden Burch.

The video was reportedly recorded on Schoenegge’s physique digicam.

“They’re making an attempt to kill me,” Tyson was quoted as saying by NBC News. “They’re making an attempt to kill me.”

Despite Tyson’s repeated pleas and saying that he could not breathe, the cops wrestled him to the bottom, handcuffed him and utilized stress to his back and close to his neck by saying ‘You’re positive’.

According to stories, Tyson later died in a hospital.

Canton Mayor Bill Sherer reacted to the event and stated in an announcement as quoted by WHBC: “I first need to ship my honest condolences to the household of Mr. Frank E. Tyson. My intention is for us, as the City of Canton and a police division, to be absolutely clear all through this complete course of.”

George Floyd

Tyson’s loss of life drew sturdy parallels to the killing of George Floyd.

Derek Chauvin, a former police officer, was convicted for murdering George Floyd.

The white former Minneapolis police officer was convicted of murdering the 46-year-old African-American man Floyd in 2020.

Chauvin was filmed kneeling on Floyd’s neck for greater than 9 minutes, sparking mass protests globally towards racism.