Out of seven Vancouver officers, only Constable Beau Spencer testified that he noticed swelling around Gray’s eyes get worse throughout the struggle
He testified that he then saw Constable Spencer and another officer holding a tensed Mr. Gray’s arms as he lay down on his side and a third officer holding the nylon strap tied around his feet, which police refer to as a hobble.
Ian Donaldson, lawyer for Mr. Gray’s family, asked Sgt. Jackel if he remembers seeing Mr. Gray’s blood on the constable, who had been bearhugging him at the start of the encounter. After looking down at a paper copy of his statement he gave to the Independent Investigations Office hours after Mr. Gray’s death, Sgt. Jackel agreed he had said that, but didn’t recall how much of Mr. Gray’s blood his colleague had on him.
Several said he felt no pain after they kneed, punched or hit him with their batons using all their force. Several mentioned being trained in the academy to identify a condition known as “,” which the presiding coroner cautioned the jury on the first day of proceedings is no longer accepted by most forensic pathologists.
After Mr. Gray’s death seven years ago, the forensic pathologist who conducted his postmortem examination could not rule out the possibility he died from something unrelated to the severe beating he received at the hands of the officers. He noted that he had the drug kratom in his system or may have been suffering from excited delirium.
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