Black Man Dies Following His Arrest — Examine the Media Coverage
A black man from Washington, D.C., named Keenan Anderson resisted arrest while visiting Los Angeles. To subdue him, Los Angeles police officers tased him several times. He later died of cardiac arrest at a hospital. He was also a cousin of Black Lives Matter cofounder Patrisse Cullors. NPR wrote: “According to the accompanying police statement, […]
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