Posted On: October 2, 2008 by John Mesirow

Man Tasered By Police, And Later Dies, Was Carrying What?

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An incredibly threatening ... squeegee. Really. Maybe the drugs killed him - maybe not. Here's the story, from the Orlando Sentinel:

A sheriff's office spokesman said the man who deputies Tasered in south Orange County died this morning.
Capt. Angelo Nieves of the Orange County Sheriff's Office confirmed the man was "under the influence" when deputies used a Taser to control him. The agency has not released the man's name.
Witnesses told deputies the man was charging at cars with a hammer on Landstreet Road and Orange Blossom Trail overnight.
Orange County deputies arrived at the scene and determined the man was holding a squeegee. Cmdr. Spike Hopkins said deputies found a wrench in the man's vehicle and determined the suspect was dangerous. "The bizarre behavior was indicative of someone who was overdosing," Hopkins said. Reports show the deputies tried to calm the man, but it didn't work. Deputies stunned him with a Taser twice.
Here's the source.

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Washington DC Injury Lawyer John B. Mesirow represents injured accident victims in Washington DC, Maryland and Northern Virginia. His practice includes Car Accidents, Bike Accident, Boating Accident, Brain Injury, Construction Accident, Dog Bite, Medical Malpractice, Motorcycle Accident, Trucking Accident and Wrongful Death cases. John Mesirow was named a "Top Lawyer" by Washingtonian magazine and aggressively represents his clients. You can contact him online or by phone at 866-463-0303 or 202-463-0303.

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