Keenan Anderson, 31, and cousin of Black Lives Matter co-founder Patrisse Cullors, died from cardiac arrest last week after he was repeatedly tased by police, according to the Los Angeles Police Department, marking the third officer-involved death in the city this year.
A 31-year-old father and English teacher died from cardiac arrest last week after he was repeatedly tased by police, according to the Los Angeles Police Department, marking the third officer-involved death in the city this year.
Anderson taught tenth-grade English at Digital Pioneers Academy in Washington, DC, according to a statement from the school's founder, Mashea Ashton. Anderson was visiting family in Los Angeles over winter break, Ashton said. Detectives from the police department's Force Investigation Division responded to the scene where Anderson was taken into custody and are investigating the use of force, police said, explaining in the video that the department's policy defines any death of a person in their custody as a "categorical" use of force.
When the video resumes, Anderson is seen jogging into the street as the officer pursues him and stops him in a busy intersection, commanding Anderson to lay down on his stomach. "While at the hospital, Anderson went into cardiac arrest and was pronounced deceased," the release says.
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