Seriously, what's the difference between Penny, Zimmerman and Rittenhouse?

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88. You may be right. It may be that they would have wrongly convicted the black man.

It could be that the cause of death happened in the first minute?

Then, he stayed in position in case the person started to struggle again.

I imagine that if I ever had to put some criminal in a choke hold, that I would maintain that position until the authorities or a friendly crowd arrived to help hold them in captivity.

https://mmajunkie.usatoday.com/2011/07/ask-the-fight-doc-is-brain-damage-possible-when-chokes-are-held-too-long

In the internal carotid artery lies a very important structure called the carotid sinus or bulb. Next to this artery runs the vagus nerve. Compressing these structures causes the body to respond in some very significant ways – primarily decreasing blood pressure and heart rate. Some people (usually unbeknown to them) can have a hypersensitive carotid sinus which when compressed/stimulated can cause a profound drop in blood pressure and heart rate. In these cases, a dangerously irregular heart beat (arrhythmia) can ensue.

Let’s put it all together.

The choke goes in, and it’s deep. Your carotid arteries are compressed shut thus significantly reducing blood flow to the brain. The carotid sinus and vagus nerves are also compressed and stimulated to drop blood pressure to the body and heart rate. As luck would have it, you are left in the hands of a less-than-attentive or poorly educated referee, and they are slow to recognize your state of altered consciousness.

Your heart rate and blood pressure continue to plummet. If you happen to be one of those uncommon and unfortunate souls that have a hypersensitive carotid sinus, it isn’t going to be lack of blood flow to the brain that does you in. You should be concerned about that wildly irregular heart beat (arrhythmia).