Although most of the officers testified that they didn\u0027t speak to each other much, if at all, several of them have used the same terms to describe Gray\u0027s behaviour.
Const. Tiffany Tan testified on Monday that she has been in numerous “dynamic, abnormal” situations working as an officer in the years since Gray’s death, and she has never been told not to make handwritten notes at any other time.
Const. Chris Bowater testified he did make handwritten notes at the time. He said he was assigned the responsibility of writing as much of a report as he could, and he stayed at the scene for about two hours after Gray’s death.Article content When the officers arrived at police headquarters, “there was actually very little talking, if any, about what each person had done,” Spencer told the inquest.
They said he displayed “superhuman” strength and appeared to be in an “animalistic” state, sweating heavily and growling or yelling in an unintelligible way.Wong also told the inquest Gray was bucking like a horse as several officers struggled to pin him to the ground and handcuff him.Article content
However, Spencer testified that Gray’s face had become progressively more swollen throughout the struggle, particularly around his orbital bones. Several other officers, including Spencer, Thompson, and Const. Kory Folkestad, testified using that same term to describe Gray’s behaviour.
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