' I don't care', another video of police pinning black man to death released
A newly released body camera footage from last year has shown a black suspect being pinned down to death in Oklahoma City. The footage, which was released by the Oklahoma City Police Department this week shows three police officers restraining the man, Derrick Scott, 42, while he repeatedly said “I can’t breathe” before he died at a local hospital. An officer placed her knee between Scott’s shoulder blades while she forced his hands behind his back in the 13 minutes video. According to reports, Scott could be heard repeatedly asking for his medicine from the May 20, 2019 footage. “I don’t care,” one of the officers, Jarred Tipton, can be heard replying at one point. “You can breathe just fine,” another officer can be heard saying a couple of minutes later. After a few minutes, Scott appeared unresponsive and was pronounced dead at a local hospital. The cause of his death, according to autopsy report, was a collapsed lung, The Oklahoman reported. Body camera video