A father-of-one died after being tied face down on an ambulance stretcher while suffering an asthma attack.
Troy Goode, a chemical engineer from Tennessee, was filmed being wheeled into an ambulance after complaining that he couldn’t breathe.
In the video Mr Goode, who is father to a 15-month-old son, is seen tied to the stretcher as passers-by comment that ‘hogtying’ in that situation is dangerous.
One of the witnesses can be heard saying: ‘video it in case he dies’.
Goode is said to have been arrested shortly before the asthma attack after being found acting erratically while his wife was driving.
Police said they suspected he was under the influence of drink or drugs – perhaps LSD – because he kept exiting the car near a local shopping center.
Tim Edwards, the attorney for Memphis, said: ‘He was intoxicated and his wife was driving. He was acting erratically and got out of the car for reasons unknown.’
Goode allegedly resisted arrest before suffering the suspected asthma attack.
Goode was taken to a hospital and his family was told two hours later that he had died.
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